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Are you sick of the mounds of mess that turn the City of Brotherly Love into Filth-adelphia? Do you gag at the garbage-clogged gutters around town? Are you irate at your neighbors who toss their trash next to a trash can?
Then meet me, the Marquis of Debris, the man with the plan to help clean up this otherwise wonderful city.
Send your name and the location, with pics, of your littered lots, putrid parks and sullied streets to trash@phillynews.com, and I'll do my darnedest to get those nasty places tidied up.
- Reaping what she sows
Calls from the community did not work, but after a call from the Marquis SEPTA cleaned up a West Philly lot.
- Philly prepares latest salvo in litter war
- Spring Cleanup may be largest yet
Event kicks off in Kingsessing
Marquis of Debris: Hundreds of volunteers will span the city Saturday for the fifth annual Philly Spring Cleanup.
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Spring Cleanup may be largest yet
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Marquis of Debris: This year, 347 neighborhood cleanup projects were submitted to the city.
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5th Street vacant lots home to piles of trash
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Marquis of Debris: In Philly, even something as sweet as springtime comes with an attitude.
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Marquis of Debris: Spring Cleanup is taking on jobs
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MORE THAN a million pounds of trash were removed from streets and vacant lots during the 2011 Philly Spring Cleanup last April, and the Streets Department is looking for volunteers to help remove garbage, discarded tires and other debris left to fester in neighborhoods since.
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'Orphan' trees still looking for a home
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CITY OFFICIALS told Kensington residents at a meeting in late January that if they didn't want about 150 trees planted at McPherson Square Park, then the city would find somewhere else to plant them.
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Marquis of Debris: 'Bandit signs' already sticking up city nabes
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A PROPOSAL from City Council to tweak the laws concerning one of the city's many dirty habits - and to monetize it - has incensed some neatness freaks, who say that the idea will make it even more difficult for Philadelphia to clean up its act.
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Marquis of Debris: McPherson Square to spruce up with 100G pledge
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THE REVITALIZATION of McPherson Square Park and library, a notorious haven for blatant drug use, moved a step forward yesterday as Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez pledged $100,000 from her capital budget.
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Marquis of Debris: 2 vacant lots are eyesores. The culprit? The city
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TWO VACANT and trashy lots on Dover Street near Thompson don't do much for the overall curb appeal of the houses in that slice of Brewerytown.
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Marquis of Debris: When cleaned-up sites go bad
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If you want to see your block go from trashy to classy, email the Marquis at trash@phillynews.com, or find my page on Facebook.
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Marquis of Debris: Block magic in Kensington
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IF YOU'RE FED up with the filth in Philly, email me at trash@phillynews.com, or find my page on Facebook.
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Marquis of Debris: Pennsport needs pols to pool resourcess
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IF YOU'RE FED UP with the filth in Philly, email the Marquis at Trash@Phillynews. com. South Philadelphia neighbors say a project to improve rainwater drainage from I-95 is creating a messy situation in Pennsport.
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