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June 26, 2007

Recycling By The People, For The People

A St. Elmo couple has, in response to the Mayor's gutting of the city-wide recycling program (and waste of surplus funds on condescending copyright-violating marketing schemes), launched their own weekly neighborhood-wide recycling pickup program. Very cool, though I still prefer to give my cans to the nice lady with the shopping cart who lives on Alabama & 51st.

If you live in stelmo and are interesting in reducing your carbon imprint via not making the long trek to Orange Grove, check out Rare Earth Recycling Service.

SCHEDULING A PICK UP
Single pick-ups must be scheduled individually each week.
Prepaid, Multi-week package pick ups may be scheduled as needed or desired.
To schedule a pick-up, send an email to rare-earth@comcast.net or call (423)821-6089. Please leave your name, address and phone number. Pick ups must be scheduled by 12 noon on Saturdays.

To sign up for service or for more information, please contact us:
Email: rare-earth@comcast.net
Phone: (423)821-6089

I'm turning into such a hippie. Don't forget Green Drinks tomorrow at Hair of the Dog!

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St. Elmo | By Josiah Roe | 7:09 PM

Comments

This is the second such service I've heard of recently. One called Scenic City has started up in North Chatt.

(nice redesign btw)

Posted by: joe lance at June 26, 2007 11:52 PM

Green drinks: bringing together the "eco chic"? Seriously?

Posted by: mary at June 27, 2007 5:31 PM

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