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Where to ‘treecycle’ in Clermont County
If you bought a cut tree for the holidays, remember to “treecycle”: Recycling your cut Christmas tree, so that it can be used as compost or mulch. Recycled trees can also be used in fish habitats, for beachfront erosion or shoreline stabilization projects. Locally, many communities and the Clermont County Park District offer opportunities…
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KICKING OFF THE NEW YEAR RIGHT (and calories too!)
Promoted Post No martial arts experience required!On-site group classes offered – inquire today. *Valid thru February 28, 2015. For information for on-site group classes and current member options – please inquire. No cash value. Offers may not be combined. . Valid at this location only. Independently Owned & Operated. ©2014 PRO Martial Arts Corp.
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Miami Township Christmas tree recycling
Christmas tree recycling began on Dec .26 and ends on Jan. 31. The drop-off locations are at Miami Meadows Park (1546 State Route 131) and Paxton Ramsey Park (6265 Price Rd). Drop-off areas will be marked at each of the parks.
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Christmas tree recycling in Milford
“Rid your live Christmas tree of all lights, tinsel and decorations before placing it at the curb.” Christmas tree collection will be every Wednesday in January. Trees not meeting the above requirements will be left at the curb and not collected. If you have any questions, call the Administration Office at (513) 831-4192.
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Holiday greenery pickup in Montgomery
Rumpke will pick up Christmas trees, wreaths and evergreen swags at no additional charge on the first three Saturdays in January. No yard waste stickers will be required for this pickup.
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Christmas tree recycling in Symmes Township
Symmes Township will conduct the Christmas Tree Recycling program for its residents this year from December 26, 2014 through January 18, 2015 at the Township Administration building, 9323 Union Cemetery Road. A designated area will be sectioned off in the back of the building for residents to drop off their Christmas trees. Please remove all…
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What should I do with my Loveland Christmas tree?
Loveland. Ohio – The City’s Christmas tree collection program will begin on Friday, January 2, and run for three weeks. Crews from the Public Works Department will pass through the City once a week to collect trees from the curbside. Residents can also call City Hall at 513-707-1439 and leave a message with their address…
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Advent 2014: Jesus’ Christmas List
The sermon by Rev. Dr. Stephen Swisher, Senior Pastor of Epiphany United Methodist Church on December 21st the Sunday before Christmas.
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Loveland, Ohio holiday trash collection
Trash is not collected on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day,
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Early Bird pricing ends Jan. 5 for the Joyful Rebels Class
LOCATION: Wildflower House, 210 W Loveland Ave — in Historic Loveland near the bike trail. The Joyful Rebels class offers a detailed approach that you can easily learn and implement for raising girls who are resilient, confident and joyful. This step-by-step class will change the way you think about yourself and what it means to…
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