Re: Freecycle
Here ya go ndemge.<br /><br />
Internet group helps to recycle items<br /><br />There's something going on in the Tri-State that I think people should know about. I know we have all been to a landfill and seen all the stuff that gets thrown away.<br /><br />What if we could keep some of that stuff out of the landfills? Sounds like a good idea to me, so I want to introduce the Tri-State to a program that's now worldwide. It's called the freecycle network. Our motto is, "Changing the world, one gift at a time."<br /><br />Let me direct you to the main Web site,
www.freecycle.org.<br /><br />There you can read what it's all about and then you can find a local chapter (group) to join if you wish. Everything is free.<br /><br />You have some stuff in the garage or basement that is just taking up space? Offer it and I bet you someone in the group can use it, be it baby clothes, old lawn mowers, dishes, etc. It can be anything as long as it's free.<br /><br />Need something? Put out a wanted notice. It's that easy. You would be surprised at what people have lying around.<br /><br />We have groups in Boyd, Greenup and Carter counties in Kentucky and many in Ohio and West Virginia.<br /><br />I hope that some will take advantage of this, it's really a great way to "freecycle.<br /><br />The addresses for the Boyd, Carter and Greenup county groups are as follows: <br /><br />
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BoydCountyKYfreecycle/ <br /><br />
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CarterCountyKyFreeCycle/ <br /><br />
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GreenupCountyKYFreecycle/ <br /><br />In the last year, the Freecycle Network (tm) has expanded like wildfire throughout the world. Today, there are over 2,000 groups worldwide and over 700,000 families!<br /><br />Lester Wright, BoydCountyKYfreecycle
