Happy National Good Neighbor Day

How 420Nurses suggest you celebrate:D
shout out and give credit to that neighbor who helped you in the past
Help your neighbors in some way.
Offer a smile and friendly hello to your neighbor
Have your neighbor over for a meal
Hold a block party
Get to know your neighbor a little better

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Be a good neighbor always <3


History:
In the early 1970's, Mrs. Becky Mattson from Lakeside, Montana recognized the importance of good neighbors, and started the effort to make this a National day. With the help of congressman Mike Mansfield, she succeed in getting three presidents (Nixon, Ford, and Carter) to issue proclamations, along with numerous governors.

In 2003, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution, sponsored by Montana Senator Max Baucus, making September 28, National Good Neighbor Day. Previously, this day was celebrated on the fourth Sunday of September.

Note: Rhode Island initiated a movement to pass a National Neighbor Day on the Sunday before Memorial Day. Action never materialized into a formal national proclamation or law.