Volunteers joined John Marano, Community Board 10 first vice chairman, to rid Brush Avenue of graffiti on Monday, July 18.
Brush Avenue Graffiti Cleanup
Photo courtesy of John Marano
Volunteers joined John Marano, Community Board 10 first vice chairman, to rid Brush Avenue of graffiti on Monday, July 18.
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