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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...
Posted on 11/18/11 at 2:11 PM
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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...
Posted on 11/14/11 at 8:13 AM
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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: Sort items properly at the recycling center

I’m not sure that everyone realizes the wonderful resource Jamestown has in its recycling center. Tons of materials go through there that would otherwise go into the landfill but instead go on to be reused in metal and paper products. The center also takes clean and useable clothing and shoes that go for good causes.

By By Roberta J. Anderson, Jamestown , May 15, 2013

Bismarck officials sort out recycling plan

Officials in North Dakota’s capital city are sorting through the details of a newly adopted curbside recycling program. Bismarck commissioners voted Feb. 12 to begin the program for all single-family households. City Director of Public Services Jeff Heintz said he hopes it gets under way by early fall.

February 20, 2013

Bismarck to hold forum on recycling

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Bismarck officials have slated a meeting to talk about the city's curbside recycling proposal.

By Associated Press , January 27, 2013

Jamestown College resumes recycling program on campus

Jamestown College resumes recycling program on campus The Jamestown College recycling program is up and running again after it was closed down last fall when biohazardous materials were found in some of the recyclable material.

By By Chris Olson, The Jamestown Sun , January 23, 2013

Group pushes for curbside recycling

A group is pushing a citywide curbside recycling program for Bismarck.

November 13, 2012

Group pushes for curbside recycling in Bismarck

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A group is pushing a citywide curbside recycling program for Bismarck.

By Associated Press , November 12, 2012

West Fargo sues recycling company over emissions

The city of West Fargo has sued a glass recycling company, alleging the firm hasn't followed an order to reduce emissions.

September 08, 2012

N.D. Recycling site closing; abuse cited

DICKINSON, N.D. (AP) — Dickinson officials said a recycling site in the city is causing a safety hazard and will be closed.

By Associated Press , May 14, 2012

ND recycling site closing; officials cite abuse

DICKINSON, N.D. (AP) — Dickinson officials say a recycling site in the city is causing a safety hazard and will be closed.

May 13, 2012

JC implements recyling program on campus

JC implements recyling program on campus While the city of Jamestown has temporarily put off efforts to discuss possibly moving forward with curbside recycling until next year, Jamestown College has moved its own efforts to the forefront by implementing a campus-wide recycling program.

By Brian Willhide , April 25, 2012

We understand delay on recycling program, but city does need one

Implementing a recycling plan is not as simple as sorting cardboards from plastics. Although the concept seems simple, and sometimes obvious and outdated for some (seriously, it’s 2011 and we don’t have a recycling program yet?) implementing a system isn’t as easy as it may seem. At least, it isn’t easy given the city’s cup, like the James River, runneth over normal capacity.

October 06, 2011

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Local recycling task force disbands

After years of planning, organizing and developing a curbside recycling plan for Jamestown, the group behind all the work is disbanding — and with no curbside pickup to show for it.

October 01, 2011

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Minnesota man recycles 4 million pop tops

Minnesota man recycles 4 million pop tops Daryl Johnson could have circled an 18-hole golf course with his string of about 4 million pop tops. Instead, after about 20 years of collecting the aluminum can tops which are roughly a square inch in size, Johnson decided he would recycle them Monday and donate the proceeds to the Ronald McDonald House Charities.

By By Wendy Reuer, Forum Communications Co. , September 27, 2011

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Letter to the editor: Curbside-pickup recycling needs some more thought

The proposed cost of $4.80 per home for curbside recycling pickup is too high. What happens for the five months or so of winter when pickup would be unlikely? Also, who would be responsible for cleanup of spilled containers caused by animals and windy weather? (We do have wind here).

By Larry Pecka , May 18, 2011

Cost is the top issue at recycling measure talk

City Council Chambers overflowed Monday with members of the public showing support for a curbside-pickup recycling proposal. And although they spoke in support of it, some took issue with parts of the proposal, including its cost.

May 03, 2011

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