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Westmoreland County's Mark Nobile Honored with Community Pride Award
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Westmoreland County Volunteer Mark Nobile Honored for Environmental Dedication |
Unity Township's own receives Community Pride Award for tireless efforts in beautifying local roads |
In a heartfelt ceremony on December 4, Representative Leslie Rossi announced that Mark Nobile of Unity Township has been honored with the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Community Pride Award.
This accolade celebrates his unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship and community enhancement.
Before dawn breaks, Mark is already on the move, dedicating countless hours to clearing litter from the roads of Unity Township.
Through rain, snow, and the sweltering heat of summer, his dedication remains steadfast.
Embracing the motto, “Bag A Week – Keep It Neat,” Mark's efforts far surpass this goal.
Remarkably, he collects over five tons of garbage each month, all on a voluntary basis.
His relentless commitment has not gone unnoticed.
Community members frequently share stories of witnessing his early morning endeavors and express deep admiration for his tireless work.
His actions serve as a powerful inspiration, encouraging others to take pride in their surroundings and contribute to keeping Pennsylvania beautiful.
Representative Rossi highlighted the risks involved in such efforts, stating, “Mark and the township crews place themselves at risk by removing debris that should never have been discarded in the first place.”
Shannon Reiter, Executive Director of Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, praised Mark's dedication, noting, “Mark Nobile’s commitment is a shining example of how one person’s passion can lead to meaningful change. His dedication, consistency, and genuine care for the environment make him a true local hero.”
She added, “Mark embodies the spirit of the Community Pride Award, helping to make Pennsylvania cleaner, greener, and more beautiful for everyone. We are honored to present him with this award in partnership with Representative Rossi.”
Mark's story underscores the profound impact that consistent, small actions can have.
His work not only enhances the environment but also strengthens community pride and motivates others to get involved.
The Community Pride Award is available to elected officials who wish to recognize individuals in their communities working to change behaviors at the local level.
For more information on programs, initiatives, and special events, visit the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful website.
Keep PA Beautiful mobilizes over 100,000 volunteers annually to pick up litter, clean up illegal dumping, and beautify Pennsylvania.
Mark's dedication serves as a beacon, reminding us all of the difference one individual can make in fostering a cleaner, more beautiful community. |

