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If you're into recycled art

jennyjean4 — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:59:55 -0500

If you're into recycled art check out this website
www.de-junked.com and turn your junk into a piece of art.

This is always a fun event,

Greg Boe — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 07:54:16 -0600

This is always a fun event, and it is for a very good cause. So far it is looking like the ice will be thick enough to keep plans on track (several of the last few winters have featured temperatures so warm that poor ice conditions have caused last-minute changes in the contest format). Look out fish....I'm ready!

What is the problem with

karaokedave — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:52:37 -0600

What is the problem with Brandondale

I sold my house and Brandondale (GRACE) came to me with a list as long as my arm on things to fix. Some things were needed, but others were things that were that way when I moved in 5 years ago.

Some things are on MY house that they DO NOT own. Is this not bordering on illegal since all I do is rent the land?

Also how can they make me fix things that were there when I moved in 5 years ago. EXAMPLE: I have a spot by my sidewalk that never grows grass and I have tried every year, the grass is contaminated and will not grow they want it to grow!! should I contact the EPA as the ground is contaminated.

All help would be appreciated.

Disgusted in Brandondale

The free recycling event at

Greg Boe — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 20:09:17 -0600

The free recycling event at the MOA ended up being "too popular" I guess, for it was cancelled mid-morning on Friday due to an over-whelming response. However MPC, the company that hosted the free electronics recycling event, has hinted that they may hold a similar event to coincide with Earth Day in April of 2008.

Meanwhile, for information on how and where to recycle your used electronics, simply contact your local (county) Environmental Services Department or Household Hazardous Waste program.

According to

Mark Olson — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 16:20:01 -0500

According to organizers, the three-day drive made 260,064 meals for Feed My Starving Children. There were 13 shifts where a total of 1,266 volunteers who packed 1,204 boxes of food (about box or 216 meals per person). According to the organizers, 713 children will be fed for an entire year through the efforts.