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United by Blue hosts Bartram’s Garden at the Schuylkill River cleanup

01 September 2011 Kierra Bussey

United by Blue is a sustainable appeal company founded by Temple University alumnus, Brian Linton in May of 2010. Joined by recent Temple University alumnus, Mike Cangi, the two team up to carry out the

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