Common Fence Point cleanup set for Oct. 10

Cleanup is part of the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup

Posted 10/5/26

PORTSMOUTH — Common Fence Point will team up with Save The Bay for a neighborhood and shoreline cleanup from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10.

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Common Fence Point cleanup set for Oct. 10

Cleanup is part of the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup

Posted

PORTSMOUTH — Common Fence Point will team up with Save The Bay for a neighborhood and shoreline cleanup from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10.

The cleanup is part of the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup. Volunteers will collect and count trash along the shoreline and throughout the Common Fence Point neighborhood.

Participants should meet at 2 p.m. at the Common Fence Point Arts, Wellness and Community Center, 933 Anthony Road, for instructions.

Organizers encourage volunteers to register in advance through Save The Bay so they can receive updates or cancellation notices. Service hours are available upon request.

For more information or to register, search online for “Save The Bay International Coastal Cleanup 2026” and navigate to the Common Fence Point event. Questions may be directed to Nicole Gotovich at ngotovich@commonfencepoint.org.

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