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 | | Plans to have volunteers restore the D.C. War Memorial, repair gravel around Constitution Gardens marred by the “tractor man,” tobacco farmer Dwight Watson, who drove his tractor onto the Mall to protest the plight of farmers, and build bat cages, among other activities, were dropped once the storm broke. |
 | | In attendance at Constitution Gardens were groups from NPLD sponsor Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Naval District Washington, Single Volunteers of D.C., Sen. Conrad Burns’ (R-Mont.) office and Starbucks, which, in accordance with its Make Your Mark program, will donate $10 to the group Potomac River Keeper for each hour worked by Washington-area volunteers. |
 | | Considering the number of visitors to Constitution Gardens, Coyle said it was lucky for his group that NPLD volunteers were able to assist in clearing up the mess. |
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