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The City of Spring Hill, Tennessee, has received a new bench donated by Girl Scout Troop 3142. The bench is made entirely from recycled plastic, using bottle caps collected by the Girl Scouts. It will be placed in front of Casey’s Castle Memorial Butterfly Garden in Evans Park once a concrete pad is poured. The city expressed gratitude to Troop 3142 for their contribution to the community.

Source: City of Spring Hill, TN - Municipal Government | Spring Hill TN

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Spring Hill, TN

199 Town Center Pkwy, Spring Hill, TN

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