Help curb the trash
SUPPORT THE WEEKLY CURBSIDE REC
If you're an average Winston-Salem family, you
probably dispose of 100 pounds of garbage each
week. It may surprise you to learn that 40 pounds
?of it is recyclable. Simply by recycling newspa
pers, glass, plastic, and aluminum beverage cans,
you can keep 40 pounds of needless waste from
being poured into our local landfills every week ?
that's 2,080 pounds a year, just from your family.
Please do your part to solve this problem. Participate with your neighbors in
Winston-Salem's Recycle Today curbside recycling program, and help protect our
local and global environment for tomorrow. *
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Any questions? Call the Recycling Hotline at 722-BINS (722-2467). #
WHEN TO RECYCLE
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IF YOU HAVE A BIN, YOU'RE READY TO BEGIN CURBSIDE RECY
CLING ON JUNE 18. Recyclables in bins will be picked up once a week at the
curb. Just put your bin at the curb by 7 a.m. on your designated recycling day and a
special white BFI recycling truck will come by to empty it. *
WHO SHOULD RECYCLE
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Everyone! Curbside recycling makes it easy. Residents included in the first phase of
the new program have already received their green recycling bins and instructions.
The following twelve neighborhoods are included in Phase 1, set to begin June 18:
? Town & Country
? Salem Woods
? Ardmore
? Carver School
? Sunderstead/British Woods
? 14th St. /Mar tin Luther King, Jr. Dr.
? Sherwood Forest
? Polo/Foxhall
? West End/West Highlands/Kent Rds.
? Parkview/W aughtown I
? North Hills ' ?
? Washington Park/Konnoak
If you haven't received a bin, you will be included in either Phase 2, beginning No
vember 1, 1991, or Phase 3, starting April 20, 1992. Look for a doorhanger an
nouncing that curbs ide recycling is coming to your neighborhood. Soon afterwards,
the city will provide you with a bin and complete instructions. Until then, please
take your recyclables to The Recycling Station, 1639 Silas Creek Pkwy, or another
area recycling center.