East Windsor Mayor Janice S. Mironov recognized the elementary school winners of the township’s Earth Day recycling poster contest at a recent Township Council meeting. The winners were: ...

SANTA CRUZ –The city of Santa Cruz announced Monday that 12-year-old Brayden Willick of Branciforte Middle School is the winner of its annual Keep Santa Cruz Clean! poster contest. “We’re ...

EAST WINDSOR, NJ — East Windsor Township is inviting elementary school students to participate in a creative Recycling Poster Contest in celebration of Earth Day. Mayor Janice S. Mironov and the ...

The 12 winning posters illustrate the 1997 theme calendar with a recycling theme that has been distributed to all public and private schools throughout the state. Members of an honor society for ...

In the latest episode of the Carton Council’s podcast series, “The Road to Recycling: Can School Carton Recycling Go the ...

Little Free Libraries will be delivered to the schools in the spring. All poster entries submitted will become property of the Centre County Recycling & Refuse Authority and will not be returned ...

Three elementary school students created the winning posters in the city’s recycling poster contest. The objective was to create posters that would help promote recycling within Hollywood.

The schools’ plastics drive was led by the ... Follow these simple steps: Register at NexTrex.com. Trex will supply recycling bins and posters. Select a 12-month period to collect 1,000 pounds ...

Students used recycled materials to create pro-recycling posters and displayed them throughout the school. • Community Newspaper Drive: Students encouraged school neighbors to donate old ...

Western Oregon Waste (WOW) has announced their 10th annual Recycling ... grade and High school. In each age group, first prize is $25, second prize is $15 and 3rd prize is $10. Posters will ...

Making recycling consistent throughout a school (or better yet, a school department) is the key to making the behavior normal. Here’s how to make sure recycling in your child’s school is up to ...