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Lost Sounds, Worst Fonts and Recycled Dreams
I'm getting old. I can remember the Smurfs and I liked My Little Pony long before it was cool. If it was ever cool. Okay, it probably still isn't. My point is, I'm about ten cats away from shaking my...
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Free Electronic Recycling at Best Buy
Best Buy is eliminating a $10 fee that covered many items disposed of through its in-store electronics recycling program. Even if you did not purchase the products at Best Buy you can still drop i...
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Create a Recycling Center in Your Home
Creating a recycling center in your home should take very little time. Simply grab a basket and place in a convenient section of your kitchen. Convenience is the key. If you have to open a drawer or...
Posted on 3/8/11 at 9:34 AM
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Jamestown College students earn award for going green
Jamestown College Character in Leadership students recently received a Greener North Dakota Award for their efforts to go green in North Dakota. Christy Smith, ofthe North Dakota Department of H...
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My buddy and fellow outdoors communicator Nick Simonson brings up an interesting point in this weeks offering of Our Outdoors. Recycling. My wife is huge into 2nd hand stores and thrift shops, always ...
Posted on 1/4/10 at 2:07 AM
More blog posts about recycling

Letter to the editor: Donate aluminum cans to support recycling center

While reading recent stories about the Jamestown Recycling Center, I was left with the question, “What can I do?”

By Teri Raiche , October 08, 2009

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Researchers study recycling oil water

Researchers are studying ways to recycle millions of gallons of water used in oil drilling.

September 21, 2009

Fargo automates garbage pickup, adds recycling

Garbage pickup is changing in Fargo. The city’s solid waste utilities manager, Terry Ludlum, said recyclables will be picked up every other week. He said homeowners have been given bins to designate which week to put them out.

September 15, 2009

Fargo automates garbage pickup, adds recycling

FARGO (AP) — Garbage pickup is changing in Fargo. The city's solid waste utilities manager, Terry Ludlum, says recyclables will be picked up every other week. He says homeowners have been given bins to designate which week to put them out.

September 14, 2009

Letter to the editor: Jamestown needs to recycle more of its used materials

I read with great interest the article in The Sun about the recycling center. My first comment to Ralph Friebel and company is thank you for giving us a clean, organized, lighted, friendly place to recycle. Jamestown needs a place to recycle and we all need to participate.

August 28, 2009

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Many readers would pay for recycling service

Last week, The Jamestown Sun asked readers of its Web site the question “Would you be willing to pay $3 to $5 per month for curbside pickup of recyclable materials?” Here are the results of the unscientific survey:

August 26, 2009

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Lack of materials, prices may close Renaissance Recycling

Lack of materials, prices may close Renaissance Recycling After reopening about six months ago, the recycling center in Jamestown may close — again. Renaissance Recycling Center opened in March after its owner, Ralph Friebel, purchased the business from Helen and Gary Rosenau, Carrington, N.D. The Rosenaus had closed the center in January because the value of recyclable materials decreased, the center’s rent increased and because the center is behind on sorting.

August 14, 2009

Friebel speaks on recycling at Kiwanis

Ralph Friebel from Renaissance Recycling was the guest speaker at the July 20 noon Kiwanis meeting. Friebel moved back to Jamestown about six years ago and became involved in the recycling business about a year ago in the area of electronic recycling. Electronic recycling was started primarily for the purpose of keeping electronics out of the landfill. Friebel said computer equipment components are separated for appropriate recycling. Some of the materials require a fee for disposal.

July 28, 2009

Dickinson looks to restore recycling

Dickinson officials and private groups are trying to restart a recycling program in the city.

June 22, 2009

Lions to collect used eyeglasses

The Jamestown Lions Club will be collecting old eyeglasses through mid-May at many local sites. Adult and especially children’s eyeglasses are needed. Prescription and nonprescription glasses and sunglasses are gathered and sent to one of 17 centers worldwide. The eyeglass recycling project runs every other year and has gathered more than 5,000 pairs of glasses in the Jamestown area.

April 01, 2009

Jamestown recycling center reopens

Renaissance Recycling is open today after the center closed about two months ago. Renaissance Recycling took ownership of the recycling center business in Jamestown originally owned and managed by Helen and Gary Rosenau of 4 R’s Recycling in Carrington, N.D.

By By Sun Staff , March 06, 2009

Recycling center opening delayed

Renaissance Recycling will not open Tuesday as originally expected, said Ralph Friebel, owner. Renaissance Recycling took ownership of the recycling center business in Jamestown originally owned and managed by Helen and Gary Rosenau of 4 R’s Recycling in Carrington, N.D.

March 03, 2009

Recycling center will not reopen Tuesday

Renaissance Recycling will not open Tuesday as originally expected, said Ralph Friebel, owner. Renaissance Recycling took ownership of the recycling center business in Jamestown originally owned and managed by Helen and Gary Rosenau of 4 R’s Recycling in Carrington, N.D.

March 02, 2009

Recycling workshop set in Carrington

The North Dakota Solid Waste and Recycling Association will host a free workshop dealing with recycling and disposal issues in Carrington, N.D., on Tuesday. The workshop will take place at the Chieftain Hotel from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

February 26, 2009

Council to hear recycling proposals

The two parties interested in 4 R’s Recycling are expected to make proposals at the Jamestown City Council’s Police, Fire and Public Works Committee meeting, said Charlie Kourajian, City Council member and recycling advocate.

By By Sun Staff , February 12, 2009

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