Sebastian River High School Band Helps Hurricane Irma Clean Up

September 15, 2017 Andy Hodges Community 0

Sebastian River High School band members help clean up neighborhood.
Sebastian River High School band members help clean up neighborhood. (Photo: SRHS Band)

SEBASTIAN – The Sebastian River High School Band started a community service project Thursday by helping with some yard clean up caused by Hurricane Irma.

The neighborhood consists mainly of elderly people close to the Environmental Learning Center.

At 4:00 p.m., members of the high school band were cleaning debris in the “Little Orchid Island” community.

“We have an opportunity to give back to our community as there is a neighborhood that could use our help with some yard clean up,” the notice said, which was sent out to the SRHS band members.

Cleaning up piles of debris left by Hurricane Irma.
Cleaning up piles of debris left by Hurricane Irma. (Photo: SRHS Band)
Band members helping to rake leaves and other debris. (Photo: SRHS Band)

Everyone showed up wearing their blue band shirts with rakes and gloves to help clean up the Hurricane Irma debris.

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Andy Hodges was born in Annapolis, Maryland and raised in Jupiter, Florida. Andy has been a radio & TV personality since the 1980s. He has worked for WLIZ, WFLX-FOX 29, WIRK, WIXI, WKSY, WRMF, and WJNO to name a few. After spending 7 years in Atlanta, Georgia during the 1990s, Andy returned to Florida and settled in the small town of Sebastian in 2000. In 2005, he returned to the broadcasting news sector and eventually joined our news team in 2016 as editor in chief. Andy's family has lived in Sebastian for more than 45 years.

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