Sentence examples for local beautification from inspiring English sources

It was several years after Mr. Conroy joined the local beautification society, raising funds to buy special lights and gazebos to spruce up the village, that he made his first foray into local politics.

Ms. Caudell, who grew up in nearby Burton, also likes the easy commute to her job as an outreach program coordinator with the Ruth Mott Foundation, where she promotes urban gardening and local beautification.

Over more than 60 years, ValleyCrest, based in this city in the San Fernando Valley, northwest of Los Angeles, has moved from local highway beautification projects to building a zoo and safari park in Abu Dhabi that will have exotic plants and tens of thousands of animals.

Funding some local education or beautification initiatives could go a long way to reducing the gentrification backlash.

Ms. Wesp is also second vice president of the Centerport Garden Club, which has monthly meetings, plants flowers in local parks and otherwise promotes beautification, she said.

Now there are plans to bring in a business improvement district — a public-private partnership that collects assessments to pay for local improvements like better sanitation, marketing and beautification — and Mr. Sweeney and many of his neighbors are not pleased.

In proclaiming the week of August 23 29 National Community Gardening Week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack noted, "Community gardens provide numerous benefits including opportunities for local food production, resource conservation, and neighborhood beautification.

From the local chamber of commerce the family later received the Beautification Award for Best Home.

A young community-college history professor said that racial reconciliation could not happen without exploring local African-American history, then she recommended a city-beautification project.

"This" is the investment by the local conservative government of €8 million into a non-essential beautification project.

Business improvement districts are public-private partnerships that collect assessments from local businesses to pay for improvements like better sanitation, marketing, security — and beautification.