CIVITAS news: Upcoming Upper Green Side Events: Electronic Recycling and It's My Park Day

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Upcoming Upper Green Side Events: Electronic Recycling and It's My Park Day

Saturday, April 30th: Recycle-O-Rama – Spring Edition
82nd Street Greenmarket (between First and York), 9 am – 3 pm. Electronics recycling. Paper shredding. All usual recyclables.

Saturday, May 21st: It’s My Park Day
From 10 am – 4 pm Join Upper Green Side in cleaning the segment of the East River Esplanade south of 96th Street: Scraping and painting railing, cleaning plantings, getting rid of graffiti. Come for an hour. Be there the whole day.

Sunday, June 26th: Recycle-O-Rama – Summer Edition
92nd Street Greenmarket (on First between 92nd-93rd), 9 am – 3 pm More electronics recycling. Paper shredding. All usual recyclables.

For more information on these events, visit www.uppergreenside.org

1 comment:

Frreedom from Worldliness & FearMarch 24, 2012 at 5:10 AM
It We’ll be working on the 96th Street south segment this time… Scraping and painting railings. Cleaning plantings. Getting rid of graffiti. Come for an hour. Be there the whole day. Whatever. Whenever. And need I add, we’ll be filming from start to finish?!
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