One Saginaw woman's mission
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“What I’m asking people to do is to just go down the block and introduce yourself to your neighbor,” Webb said.
She said people usually move into a neighborhood and never know who their neighbors are until something tragic happens.
“I’m encouraging people to let something positive bring them together,” she said.
Saginaw Township Board of Trustees issued a proclamation recognizing May 21, 2011 as One Day - One Neighbor - One Nation, and “encourages all neighborhood residents to reach out in friendship to neighbors within their own communities with the goal of establishing positive, lasting relationships.”
Webb says there is no meeting place for the event.
“It kicks off on your front porch. The motive is to simply be friendly to a neighbor,” Webb said.
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“What I’m asking people to do is to just go down the block and introduce yourself to your neighbor,” Webb said.
She said people usually move into a neighborhood and never know who their neighbors are until something tragic happens.
“I’m encouraging people to let something positive bring them together,” she said.
Saginaw Township Board of Trustees issued a proclamation recognizing May 21, 2011 as One Day - One Neighbor - One Nation, and “encourages all neighborhood residents to reach out in friendship to neighbors within their own communities with the goal of establishing positive, lasting relationships.”
Webb says there is no meeting place for the event.
“It kicks off on your front porch. The motive is to simply be friendly to a neighbor,” Webb said.
