Opinion: The city and county should design and fund a more comprehensive anti-litter program.
was no longer affiliated with local government and only now is recovering from a former staff member’s misappropriation of funds.
“It’s exhausting, year after year,” said Tate Coker, an engineer with Jacobs by day and captain of the 40-person Olmos Creek cleanup squad that Monika Maeckle, my wife, and I joined Saturday. Coker stepped into the role to relieve her predecessor. Given the dimension of the litter problem, the work can be overwhelming.
Anguiano joined forces with Linda Bradshaw, a real estate agent who lived in the historic King William neighborhood. The two recruited students and other community volunteers each spring to clean the San Antonio River’s Mission Reach south of downtown. Bradshaw later moved away from San Antonio and could not be located.
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