David Weber, left, cuts away brush and dead branches Thursday as he and other employees of Qwest Communications work to clean up property along the Jordan River at about 4800 South in Taylorsville.
Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
David Weber, left, cuts away brush and dead branches Thursday as he and other employees of Qwest Communications work to clean up property along the Jordan River at about 4800 South in Taylorsville. The employees weeded, picked up trash and collected recyclables. The cleanup project was part of the United Way's Day of Caring.
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