I subscribe to a blog by Green L.A. girl, and I find it a great read. I skip some things, like where to buy eco chic clothes in Los Angeles, or where the bicycle club is doing their next ride. Luckily, there is plenty of other content to catch my interest and keep me reading. As you know, I am into recycling. Today, I read her post on some some interesting recycling bits. She has links to her original article (with great recycling how to’s) as well as some links to other informative posts. There is the article on the Mother Nature Network (another good site) about how to recycle weird stuff. There is also a link to a site where you can ask, “How do I recycle this?” Lastly you can visit this site that asks if these products are too out there to be for real.
Mark your calendar!
On a completely different track, there is a community meeting about revitalizing neighborhoods with rail traffic. The flyer I got says:
Help shape neighborhood planning efforts to better capitalize on
existing or new rail transit services by creating more transit-supportive
land uses around current or future stations. Input from these Cleveland
meetings will be incorporated into upcoming planning for the West
Shore Corridor (Cleveland – Vermilion) commuter rail project.
The meeting is to be held on June 24, 2009 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Presentation starts at 6:30 p.m.
St. Colman Church Basement meeting room
2027 W. 65th St., Cleveland
Ask about our June meetings in Cudell and Ohio City, too!
For more information call (216) 288-4883 or
e-mail kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org
Tags: Cleveland, Cleveland neighborhoods, Events, recycling
Thanks for the props! And hope the meeting gets a good turnout –