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Code of practice intended to improve the way the UK Government consults and appraises its policies with regard to the voluntary and community sector and, in so doing, allow the voluntary sector to have a more effective input into the development and implementation of policy.
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2011 Strathcona County Waste collection calendar Calendar contents Mayor's message ...................................................2 Rural Strathcona County area map .................2 Sherwood Park and rural hamlet map ............3 List of common items for disposal ...................4 Collection day reminders ...................................5 Services at a glance ..............................................5 Street maintenance ..............................................6 Weekly organics collection ................................6 Large item pickup.................................................7 Recycling stations .................................................8 Enviroservice events ............................................9 Treecycle ................................................................10 Electronics recycling ............................................12 Missed collection..................................................14 Rain barrels............................................................16 Tree watering tips ................................................18 Summer guide for organics ................................20 Grasscycling ...........................................................22 Get soaked! ...........................................................24 Organics and the landfill .....................................26 SCRAP 'em ............................................................28 Winter guide for collection ...............................30 Green Christmas ..................................................32 Clean green ...........................................................34 By each of us making a small change, together we can make a BIG difference. Great job Strathcona County residents--we can be proud to say we live in such an eco-conscious community! From June 2008 to May 2010, we have diverted over 36,255 tonnes of materials from going to the landfill. That has saved over 105,000 cubic yards of landfill space! In 2009, we had an average residential diversion rate of 66 per cent, which is one of the highest in Alberta. It is very important that we continue to work together as a community so that we can achieve even greater success. The 2011 waste calendar is being sent to all County residents. It contains information specifically about weekly waste collection services but also community-wide recycling services, tips on watering lawns, gardens and trees, cleaning "green," and more! Here is to an even greener year Strathcona County! Collection maps Rural Strathcona County If you are a rural area resident and want to receive weekly collection from Strathcona County, call Utilities at 780-449-5514 to set up an account. Linda Osinchuk, MAYOR 2 Collection maps Rural hamlets and Sherwood Park Twp Rd 514 ng La Broadmoor Boulevard South Cooki ke Rd Monday Streambank Avenue e Driv land Lake Cloverbar Ranch Sherwood D rive Tuesday Tuesday Strathcona Village Baseline Road Recycling Station Charlton Heights Davidson Creek Lakeland Ridge Chelsea Heights Baseline Road Clov er B a Aspen Trails r Ro Streambank Avenue Recycling Station Friday Emerald Hills Lakeland Village Jubilee Landing Summerwood ad Monday Clarkdale Meadows Heritage Hills Lakeland Ridge Mills Haven Woodbridge Farms Glen Allan Glen Allan Craigavon Broadmoor Boulevard Thursday Friday Broadmoor Village Westboro d Drive woo Sher Brentwood Brentwood Boulevard Forrest Greens Nottingham e Clov G ranada Bouleva rd r Ro r Ba ad Broadmoor Estates Thursday Heritage Highlands Foxhaven Foxboro Sherwood Heights Village on the Lake Maplewood The Estates of Sherwood Park Regency Park Estates Wye Road Wye Road Rge Rd 233 Weekly organics collection Only residents living in the areas listed on page 3 receive weekly organics collection mid-June to mid-September. See page 6 for details. Balmoral Heights Fountain Creek Estates Highway 21 Wednesday Regency The Park Ridge Tuesday 3 Paper recycling (reusable bag � All food products (including or container) bones, meat, shells, oily foods, dairy) � box board (cereal, cracker boxes) � ashes (cooled) � cardboard, flattened, max. size � cardboard (soiled) 1'x 3'(can be folded down and placed � cat litter (not bagged) underneath the bag or container) � cooking oil (cooled) � catalogues � coffee filters and grounds � cereal and other food boxes � cotton balls (without nail polish � coffee cups (rinsed) remover or other cleaners) � computer paper � dryer lint � detergent boxes (emptied) � facial tissue � envelopes (with/without plastic � feathers window) � floor sweepings � glossy paper � freezer paper � greeting cards � grass clippings � ice cream cartons (rinsed) � grease (cooled) � laundry detergent boxes(emptied) � hair � magazines � leaves � milk cartons (rinsed & flattened) � paper products (soiled) � newspaper � paper plates, napkins � paper napkins, plates, cups (clean) � parchment paper � paper products � pet waste (not bagged) � phone books � pet wood shavings � photos � pizza boxes (soiled) � shredded paper � plant containers, paper � wrapping paper (no foil) � plant materials Container recycling (clear � popcorn bags blue plastic bag) � popsicle sticks � aluminium cans & containers � sawdust and wood chips beverage, soup, vegetable, pie plates, � shredded paper (small amount) take out containers (rinsed) � soap, bar � baby bottle liners (rinsed) � toothpicks � bread bags � twigs (small pieces) � cereal plastic liner � wax paper (soiled) � cheese wrapper (clean) � weeds � glass jars and bottles (rinsed) � wine cork (wood) Organics (green cart) � � � � ice cream pails (rinsed) milk jugs, plastic (rinsed) plastics #1 to #7 grade (rinsed) plastic bags, bottles and containers yogurt, margarine etc. (rinsed) � plastic film or wrap (with or � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � without label) plastic utensils (rinsed) pop bottles (or take to bottle depot) Styrofoam products (rinsed) tetra-paks wine cork (plastic) Ziploc bags (rinsed) air fresheners air filters aluminium foil bakeware (cookie sheets, muffin tins) bows and ribbons bricks broken glass (wrapped in paper) candles carpet (must fit inside cart) CDs and DVDs ceramics and dishes cigarettes cleaning wipes clothing (not reusable) contact lenses contraceptive products cosmetic containers cotton balls (soiled) crayons dental floss disposable diapers and wipes dryer sheets drywall (must fit inside cart) Waste (black cart) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � elastic bands fairy ring (from lawn) feminine hygiene items flour bags (or any bag that has a lining) foil wrappers foam More frozen juice cans items are furnace filters granola bar wrappers listed on latex products the A-Z leather incandescent light bulbs list on our make-up remover pads website magnets matchbooks meat tray liners medical waste (or take to a pharmacy for disposal) metal rods, coat hangers, etc. microwaves nails, screws, nuts, bolts, etc. non-recyclable materials (without a recycle symbol) ointment tubes paint cans (emptied or dried) paper clips pens and pencils pet food bags potato chip bags or containers Q-tips saran/plastic food wrap (soiled) sand paper sharps (razor blades, broken glass wrapped in paper) � toothbrush & toothpaste tubes � toys, broken � vacuum bags 4 Collection day reminders � � � � � Your cart requires one metre (three feet) on all sides so the All items for collection must be out before 7:30 a.m. on your collection truck can access and collection day. Specific collection times are not scheduled lift it. Leave at least one metre between your cart, recycling, during the day and the time your items are collected may other carts, fences, mailboxes, basketball nets, overhanging tree change from week to week. It is important to have your items limbs, parked cars and any other objects. Remember to make out before 7:30 a.m. so they don't get missed. sure there is at least three metres (10 feet) of clearance above Collection occurs between 7:30 a.m. and 9 p.m. Recycling and the cart so the truck can lift it safely. carts may be picked up by separate trucks. Leave items out until 9 p.m. If your item(s) were missed, please call Services at a glance 780-449-5514 before 10 a.m. the next business What to put in it How much can you put day. Leave the items at curbside. out for collection All items must fit inside carts with the lid closed. Materials Green cart Organics All organics must fit inside the All food products, grass cart with the lid closed. No left outside the cart will not be collected. Cart and contents clippings, soiled paper plastic or biodegradable bags. must weigh less than 90 kg (200 lb). Black cart Waste All waste must fit inside the If you live in rural Strathcona County, make sure your house Tinfoil, chip bags, cart with the lid closed. granola bar wrappers number is clearly visible from the road. Make sure your cart is visible and accessible from the road. Clear blue Container recycling Unlimited quantity. Rinsed plastic bag Glass, metal, plastic items must be placed in If you have approved back alley collection, make sure Clean and dry clear blue plastic bags. No your waste or organics cart and your recycling are placed out construction materials. in the back alley at least one metre (three feet) from all other Reusable bag Paper recycling Unlimited quantity. Must be or container Newspaper, cardboard in reusable bag or container items. Not sure if you have approved back alley collection? with handles. Call Utilities at 780-449-5514 for more information. 5 Putting your cart out during street maintenance When winter street snow clearing or spring street sweeping is occurring in your neighbourhood, you need to change where you place your cart on collection day. Watch for signs posted in your neighbourhood. Please place your organics or waste cart no further than 30 cm (one foot) from the end of your driveway. During snow clearing and street sweeping, carts cannot be on the road, sidewalk or in the gutter because vehicles cannot manoeuvre around them. On all other collection days, it's back to normal. Boulevards If you have a boulevard, make sure you put your & sidewalks cart in between the sidewalk and the road. If you have a sidewalk, make sure you put your cart at the edge of the sidewalk and your driveway. Wat ch fo r sig post n ed i n yo s neig ur hbo urho od Weekly organics collection From mid-June to mid-September, organics are collected weekly for residents who live in the hamlets of: � Sherwood Park (including Balmoral Heights, Sherwood Park Golf & Country Club Estates, and Fountain Creek Estates) � Antler Lake � Ardrossan � Collingwood Cove � Half Moon Lake � Hastings Lake � Josephburg � North and South Cooking Lake See page 3 for collection map of weekly organics collection areas. A survey completed in 2008 found that the majority of acreage and farm residents in the rural area of Strathcona County did not want extra collection. 6 Large Item Pickup Do you have large or heavy items that are no longer usable? During Large Item Pickup weeks, leave up to two large household items at the front curb on your regular collection day and we will haul them away for you. Monday, Wednesday and Friday pickups will be one week and Tuesday and Thursday pickups will be another week. Check the calendar for your pickup date. There is a limit of two items per household. This service is available for Strathcona County waste collection customers only. All items must be less than 1.8 m x 0.9 m (6 ft x 3 ft) and weigh less than 90 kg (200 lb). Please remove doors and lids from fridges and freezers, and make sure the coolant system is not damaged. Items with fuel or oil tanks (barbecues, lawn mowers etc.) must have fuel tanks removed. Fuel and empty fuel tanks can be taken to an Enviroservice event (see page 9 for details). Please make sure there is nothing left inside the large item. Examples of acceptable items � barbecue (no tanks) � basketball net (please put a sign on it to let collector know it is for pickup) � dishwasher � freezer (doors removed) � fridge (doors removed) � furnace � furniture � hot water tank � lawn furniture � lawn mower � luggage � mattress and box spring (king-sized box springs counts as two items) � rain barrel � sink � snowblower (fuel tank removed) � stove � toilet � washer and dryer � wheel barrow (broken) � � � � Items not acceptable � � � � � � � � assembled swing set barbecue propane tank Reme mber du car parts* Large Item w ring eeks t computer (monitor, keep it o e not t ms that are tower, key board, o be c ollecte basket speaker, mouse) d (e ba wheel ll nets, bike g. desktop printer s, barrow away fr s microwave om th etc.) e end pressurized tank your dr of iv are no eway so th snowmobile* ey t accid entally picked stereo up. television items longer than 1.8 metres (six feet) in length* items weighing more than 90 kg (200 lb)* *A fee may apply to drop off these items at an Enviroservice event (see page 9 for details). Various electronics can be taken to an Enviroservice event for recycling. Please note: Houses with back alleys must have large items put out at the front of your property for collection. 7 Recycling stations There are five recycling station locations in Strathcona County. Please do not dump unaccepted items at the recycling stations. The Ardrossan Boyscouts help to keep some of the stations clean � keep them safe. � Baseline Road Recycling Station, 624 Bethel Drive, Sherwood Park Help keep recyclable items out of the landfill by following these tips: � Ardrossan Recycling Station, Ardrossan Recreation Complex � Never leave hazardous waste at the recycling station. These � Josephburg Recycling Station, Moyer Recreation Complex items can be taken to any of the Enviroservice events for � South Cooking Lake Recycling Station, South Cooking Lake proper disposal. Fire Hall � Make sure you place only the correct items in the correct bin � Streambank Avenue Recycling Station (brush yard), for recycling. When items go in the incorrect bins it costs 420 Streambank Avenue, Sherwood Park more to process the recyclables and some of the items may All locations, other than at Streambank Avenue, will accept all the end up in the landfill. materials collected at curbside. Items must be separated into the � Large items are not accepted at recycling stations. You correct bins. Some items include: can take large items to an Enviroservice event or a landfill � Corrugated cardboard (flattened, clean, dry and unsoiled) for proper disposal (a fee may apply). Strathcona County � Glass jars (food and beverage glass containers, lids removed) customers can put up to two large items out twice a year � Metal cans (aluminium cans and containers) during Large Item Pickup. See page 7 for more details. � Mixed paper (inserts, flyers, cereal boxes, computer paper, etc.) � � � Newspaper Plastic containers and Styrofoam Passenger tires, rims removed (accepted at the Baseline location only) Visit www.strathcona.ca/utilities for a full list of accepted items. Landfill and transfer stations (call for hours and locations) Edmonton Waste Management Centre, 780-442-5311 Fort Saskatchewan Transfer Station, 780-992-6152 Lindbrook Transfer Station, 780-662-2704 8 Streambank Avenue Recycling Station is the only location that collects grass clippings, leaves and yard waste. Sod and tree stumps are not accepted at Streambank Avenue and must be taken to a landfill. Enviroservice events Enviroservice events are your opportunity to drop off household hazardous waste, electronics and appliances for proper disposal or recycling. Items are not collected at curb side. Event days are listed in the These events are available to all calendar Strathcona County residents. The event takes place at Streambank Avenue Recycling Station, N Disposal of household 420 Streambank Avenue, Streambank hazardous materials Sherwood Park. Ave. Many paints, cleaners, automobile Please obey all signs. Items care products, solvents, pesticides, are accepted only during herbicides, stains and varnishes Petroleum Way Lakeland Dr. event hours; please do contain toxic or hazardous not drop items off early. components. Once exposed to the environment, these substances These items can also be taken to the Eco may threaten living organisms. Stations at 5150�99 Street, Edmonton or Small quantities accumulate over 14710 Ellerslie Road SW Edmonton. time and contaminate the air, water and � Electronics can also be taken to Staples Business Depot 350, 390 Baseline Road, soil. Products that are flammable, corrosive, Sherwood Park. explosive or toxic should not be disposed � CFL lightbulbs are accepted at most hardware stores. of in landfills or sewage systems. Enviroservice events are held every two weeks from May to October. Thursday events are held 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday events are held 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items accepted Abrasive cleaners Acetone Aerosol sprays Alkaline batteries (nonrechargeable) All-purpose cleaners Antifreeze Appliances (fridges, stoves, dishwashers, washer/dryers) Barbecue propane tanks Bleach Butane Car batteries Cell phones Computers (monitors, keyboards, hard drives, accessories) Disinfectants Drain cleaner Fabric softeners Fire extinguishers Fluorescent tubes Furnace Hot water tanks Insecticides Kerosene Metal Microwaves Oil Oven cleaners Paint thinners/strippers Paints (oil/water based) Pesticides Rubbing alcohol Rechargeable batteries Small appliances Solvents, turpentine, varnish, lacquers Stereos, speakers Televisions Wood preservatives Broadmoor Boulevard Items not accepted Commercial hazardous waste Commercial bio-waste Expired medication Explosives Radioactive waste Munitions (bullets etc.) Fireworks Pressurized gases (other than BBQ propane tanks) Tips to avoid long lines � Oil is recycled at Sherwood Park Bottle Depot & Used Oil Recycling Centre Wait for a couple of hours instead of lining up at the event start time. July and August events are 9 also less busy. 9 Treecycle! Christmas trees are more than just a pretty face! Did you know that once the twinkle lights and ornaments are taken off Christmas trees, they still have an important role to play? Trees collected will be shredded into woodchips and then added to the organic material collected in the green carts to make compost. The woodchips add air pockets in the compost that make organic materials break down quicker. Please remember to: � Cut your tree into four-foot sections � Remove all decorations, tinsel and lights � Take the tree out of the tree stand � Remove any plastic bags used to transport the tree � Have your tree out for collection by 7:30 a.m. on your collection day. Check the calendar for your pickup date. If you don't receive waste collection services from Strathcona County, you can take your tree to the Streambank Avenue Recycling Station or Edmonton's Waste Management Centre free of charge, and it will be chipped and recycled. Re Make duce use cycle your new year's solution January S M T W T F S 1 New Year's Day 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection Christmas tree collection - cut into four-foot sections. Layer Layer Layer! Place a layer of crumpled up newspaper or other dry organic materials in your cart. Then alternate with wet organics. This will help reduce the possibility of the wet organics freezing to the sides of the cart. Avoid packing the organics down as they may become stuck. See page 30 for more details. 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 Electronics recycling With so many advances in electronic technology, it seems items are obsolete before you get them home. This can create large amounts of electronic waste. These electronics contain materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium, beryllium and PVC plastics that can cause significant environmental and health risks if they end up in Alberta landfills. However, the metals, glass and plastic in these used products can be recycled into valuable products, including the next generation of electronics. Strathcona County sends the electronics to a recycling company that processes the materials right here in Alberta. Electronic materials that are collected for e-cycling: � � � � � � � � � personal computers keyboards mice cables speakers laptop computers notebook computers servers desktop printers � � � � � � � printer combination units fax combination machines computer monitors (CRT) computer monitors (LCD) televisions � wood, CRT, flat screen rear projection televisions cell phones You can take your e-cycling to: � one of the Enviroservice events (see page 9). � Staples Business Depot 350, 390 Baseline Road, Sherwood Park (computer and related equipment only). � one of the three ECO Stations in Edmonton. Call 780-442-5311 for more information. � Fort Saskatchewan transfer station. Call 780-992-6248. Visit www.albertarecycling.ca for more locations. February S M T 1 W 2 T 3 F 4 S 5 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Collection still occurs today 14 15 16 17 18 19 Want more eco-tips? Sign up for our eNewsletter, Green Living.Visit the website to subscribe. Family Day 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Does your cart need repair? Utilities will repair any cart that breaks or cracks through normal use. Carts that are damaged by improper use or abuse will be subject to a replacement and service fee. Call Utilities for more information. Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 13 Missed collection Missed collections are upsetting, but there is usually a reason that the materials were not collected as expected. Waste collectors use "oops" stickers to let residents know why the materials were not collected and to help make sure they are collected the next time. Some reasons include: � unacceptable materials were found in the waste or organics cart, blue bag or reusable container � the incorrect cart was placed out for collection � cart was too close to another object or cart and the truck couldn't access or reach it � must be at least one metre (3 feet) apart � recyclables were not packaged properly � the lid of the cart did not close properly due to overfilling � cart and contents were too heavy (must weigh less than 90 kg or 200 lb) Make sure you sort your items correctly and help reduce contamination. Remember to have your waste out by 7:30 a.m. Collection occurs between 7:30 a.m and 9 p.m. Materials may be picked up at different times each week. If your item(s) were sorted and packaged properly and got missed, please call 780-449-5514 before 10 a.m. the next business day. Leave the items at curbside. Sometimes inclement weather or mechanical troubles can slow down collection. Updates will be posted on our website www.strathcona.ca/utilities. Thank you for your patience, we will be working hard to stay on schedule! March S M T 1 W 2 T 3 F 4 S 5 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Keep it light and fluffy! Avoid packing down contents in your cart. Materials may become stuck in the cart and the truck may not be able to fully empty it. Layering your cart will also reduce materials from becoming stuck. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sewer troubles? Call 780-467-7785. An operator will call you back within one hour any time of the day or night. Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 15 Rain barrel Get the most out of your rain barrel this season! Install it correctly � Find a downspout close to the plants you'll be watering the most. � Place the rain barrel next to the downspout on a smooth, level surface. � Cut and position the downspout to fit over the rain barrel screen opening. Clean the screen regularly to avoid clogging from leaves and dirt. � For stronger hose pressure, place cinder blocks or a rain barrel stand underneath the barrel. Put it to work! � Connect a soaker hose to the overflow spout and extend it around trees or rain gardens. This will help direct excess water away from your house (see page 24 for more information on soaker hoses). � Use the overflow spout to connect several barrels together for more water storage. � Remember if it has rained 2.5 cm (one inch) in the past week, you probably don't need to water. April S M T W T F 1 S 2 Cardboard too big? Larger pieces of cardboard that can't be cut or folded down to 30 cm x 1 m (1 ft x 3 ft) can be taken to a recycling station. 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Special events Earth Day celebrate our planet! Pitch-In April 18-24 The County's annual composter and rain barrel pre-sale is on April 30. Watch our website and local paper for details. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 National Volunteer Week is April 10-16. Visit our website and learn about eco-volunteering opportunities! 17 Pitch-In Canada Week is April 18-24. Help clean up your neighbourhood! Collection still occurs today 18 19 20 21 Collection 22 still occurs today Earth Day Good Friday 23 24 Easter Sunday 25 26 27 28 29 Easter Monday Rain barrel and composter presale. Watch local paper for details. 30 Learn how to make a "greener" yard. Every spring Utilities hosts Green Gardening workshops. Learn how to incorporate compost, mulch and native plants into your landscape. Watch the local newspaper or our website for dates and times. Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 17 T reeWatering 1 Water deeply rather than frequently; stop watering when runoff starts to occur. Let the water penetrate the ground slowly. tips 2 5 3 Let the area dry for at least a week before watering again. Use a soaker hose turned downward at the base of the tree. A layer of wood mulch at the base of the tree helps to retain moisture and protect the roots. 4 The best time to water the tree is in the early morning or in the evening. May S M T W T F S Get your compost! In the spring and fall, local non-profit groups will be selling compost for a fundraiser. Watch the local newspaper or our website for details. 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 1 2 3 4 5 Arbor Day hug a tree! 6 7 Extra yard waste collection. Make sure it is in clear plastic bags. Large Item Pickup maximum two items See page 7 Enviroservice event See page 9 for details Lawn busters Be a great neighbour and help a senior with lawn care! Lawn Busters matches eligible seniors with volunteers to assist with lawn mowing. Volunteer by calling 780-464-4044. 19 8 9 10 11 4 p.m. 12 to 8 p.m. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Collection still occurs today 23 24 25 26 27 28 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Victoria Day 29 30 31 Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 Summer guide to using your green organics cart � � Wee kly o rg cart Layering is key! To reduce the chance of materials sticking colle anics ction start to the bottom and sides of the cart, layer wet organics sf cert or (kitchen scraps, grass clippings) with dry organics ain a reas on Ju (crumpled up newspapers). It will also help reduce ne 2 0. Se page e odours. Another option is to use compostable bags. 3 an d6f deta or ils. Avoid packing contents of the cart down. Organic materials may become stuck in the cart and the truck may not be able to fully empty it. If materials become stuck, use a broom handle or shovel to loosen the materials. � Wait until just before organics collection day to clean out your refrigerator or freezer. � Keep smelly organics in the freezer until your organics collection day. Wrap meat, bones and fish in newspaper to help reduce odours and pests. � Store the organics cart in a shaded or covered area. � Sprinkle a small amount of vinegar, powdered garden lime, baking soda or powdered laundry detergent (without bleach) at the bottom of the organics cart. Controlling pests Taking steps to control pests is best. Spreading detergent or vinegar around the lip of the cart may control insects. Visit our website for tips to help reduce and remove pests found with organic waste. June S M T W 1 T 2 F 3 S 4 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 5 World Environment Day 6 7 8 4 p.m. 9 to 8 p.m. 10 11 Canadian Environment Week is June 5 to 11. Large Item Pickup maximum two items See page 7 Enviroservice event See page 9 for details Extra yard waste collection Make sure it is in clear bags. Additional organics cart collection for certain areas (see map on page 3 for areas) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Weekly organics cart collection begins for certain areas. See pages 3 and 6. 26 27 28 29 30 Remember to leave one metre of space around your cart (including between the waste and organic carts on double-cart collection weeks) Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 21 Grasscycling is an alternative to raking and collecting grass and leaves. It is a natural process that is easy, saves time and money! Simply leave the clippings on your lawn as you mow. They quickly decompose, usually within three days, and act as a natural fertilizer to the soil. Grasscycling tips: � Mow your lawn higher. Keep the grass blade length about 6 cm. This encourages the roots to grow deep, giving a healthier, hardier lawn. � Keep the blades on your mower sharp. This will give your grass a nice clean cut. � Mow often, about every four or five days. It will keep the clippings small so they can fall between the blades of grass and decompose quickly. If you have been unable to mow for a while, collect the clippings and put them in your organics cart or bring them to Streambank Avenue Recycling Station. � Mow when your grass is dry. Dry clippings are dispersed better and there is less chance of clogging the mower. � Any mower will do. If your mower does not have a safety flap over the chute, make sure you purchase a retrofit kit. Did you k Gras scycl now ing h mois elps tur keep don't e in the soil s have o you to w lawn ater as of your ten. Gras scycl ing is fertil a izer f or yo natural Clipp ur law ings r n. e nutri ents lease valu such able potas as nit sium rog a into the g nd phosp en, horu roun deco s d wh mpo en th se. ey July S M T W T F Collection still occurs today Canada Day S 1 2 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection Not sure if you are in a weekly organics cart collection area? Check out the map on page 3. 3 4 5 6 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. 8 9 Enviroservice event See page 9 for details Additional organics cart collection for certain areas. (see map on page 3 for areas) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Special events Canada Day� celebrate at Broadmoor Lake Park 31 Going on holidays? Ask a neighbour to put your cart and recycling out for you. Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 23 Get soaked! Soaker hoses are made of porous, recycled rubber which allows water to "weep" into garden beds, shrubs and trees. This weeping action provides a slow, deep watering that allows roots to grow deeper into the soil making the plants more resilient to drought conditions. Save water. Soaker hoses use 70 per cent less water to water plants than typical garden sprinklers. They do this by sending water directly to plant roots rather than into the air. Roots need water, flower petals and leaves do not. Save time. Most flower beds and trees need around one hour of slow, deep watering around the roots. Connect the soaker hose and walk away! Using a hose timer makes watering even more simple! Water where it is needed. Keep moisture in the soil rather than on your sidewalk. Lay the soaker hose along flower beds and around trees (you can even zig-zag it around you lawn). Then connect it to your tap or rain barrel. "The new soaker hose models work so much better than the old soaker hoses that would spray in the air. My new soaker hose is so convenient - I turn it on and walk away. The damp spots let me know where I watered and when to turn the tap off." � Sherwood Park resident August S M Collection still occurs today Heritage Day T 1 2 W 3 T 4 p.m. 4 to 8 p.m. F 5 S 6 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 7 8 9 10 11 International Youth Day 12 13 Enviroservice event See page 9 for details Additional organics cart collection for certain areas. (see map on page 3 for areas) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Hold off on cleaning Wait until just before your organics collection day to clean out your refrigerator or freezer. Out by 7:30 a.m. Layer Layer Layer! Place a layer of crumpled up newspaper or other dry organic materials in your cart. Then alternate with wet organics. Avoid packing the organics down as they may become stuck. See page 20 for more. 25 Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 Organics can't we just put them in the landfill? Organics break down right? So you may be asking, why can't we just put them in the landfill? Here are a couple reasons why we want to keep organics out of the landfill. Cha-ching! It costs 30 per cent more per tonne to send material to the landfill instead of the composter. Breakin' it down! Organics don't break down in a landfill as they normally should. Materials in a landfill get tightly packed in where they have little exposure to air, moisture and decomposing microorganisms. These elements are needed to break down organic material into valuable compost. Space invader! Organic materials take up space in the landfill. Transformed and ready to work! The compost made from the organics is used in the parks, community gardens and for fundraising initiatives. September S M T W T 1 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. F 2 S 3 20 11 Organics and recycling collection Waste and recycling collection 4 Collection still occurs today Labour Day 5 6 7 International Literacy Day 8 9 10 Enviroservice event See page 9 for details Additional organics cart collection for certain areas. (see map on page 3 for areas) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Last week for weekly organics cart collection 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Large Item Pickup Maximum two items See page 7 25 26 27 28 29 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. 30 Leaves can cause build-up in your cart. They soak up the moisture in the cart and can cause the contents to become stuck. To help prevent this, layer your wet organics (food, leaves, grass, etc.) with dry organics (crumpled newspaper, pizza boxes, etc.). Out by 7:30 a.m. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 27 Abandoned items on your property? SCRAP 'em! An increasing amount of abandoned items and metal materials are found on properties throughout Strathcona County. These abandoned products include: � vehicles � household appliances � pipe � oil drums � scrap metal � farm, yard and industrial equipment Many of these items contain liquids such as oil, gasoline, grease, antifreeze, hydraulic fluid and battery acid that will eventually leak from their reservoirs and containers. These contaminants may leach into the soil, and in many circumstances could find their way into the surrounding wetlands, lakes and groundwater. Visit www.strathcona.ca/SCRAP for a list of approved companies you can contact to remove or recycle abandoned products from private property. Note: These companies work throughout urban and rural Strathcona County. There may be a cost for removing item(s) depending on the type of item(s) and the market for recyclable materials. Please talk to the removal company about associated costs. 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Then make sure to layer wet organics (food waste, leaves) with dry organics (crumpled newspaper, pizza boxes). This will reduce the possibility of organics freezing to the cart when the temperature drops. Layering is even more important during the time of year when temperatures fluctuate frequently. Keep it fluffy. Avoid packing contents of the cart down. Organic materials may become stuck in the cart and the truck may not be able to fully empty it. Wrap it up! Wrap wet or smelly organics in soiled boxes (cereal or cracker box), paper bags or newspaper to help prevent them from freezing to the cart. Pull, don't push. When there is snow on the ground, pull your organics or waste cart � don't push. The bottom of the cart will cause snow to build up making it difficult to move. Pulling the cart won't cause snow to build up while moving the cart. Be friendly. Get to know your neighbours. If they need help getting their cart to the curb, ask if you can do it for them. Take it off-road. 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Both waste and organics carts will be collected January 2-6 for all waste collection customers. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Christmas Day Boxing Day 26 27 28 29 30 31 Christmas break, no collection this week X X X X X Out by 7:30 a.m. Cardboard too big? Larger pieces of cardboard that can't be cut or folded down to 30 cm x 1 m (1 ft x 3 ft) can be taken to a recycling station. Questions? www.strathcona.ca/utilities 780-449-5514 33 Clean green Try out some simple and effective alternatives for potentially harmful cleaning chemicals. All-purpose spray cleaner 2 mL vegetable oil-based soap 2 mL washing soda 5 mL borax 25 mL vinegar or lemon juice 500 mL hot water Combine ingredients in a spray bottle and shake until well mixed. Spray, wipe clean and rinse as you would with any spray cleaner. Drain cleaner 60 mL baking soda 125 mL vinegar Pour soda, then vinegar and close drain until fizzing stops. Flush with boiling water. 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The U.S. and Russia still disagree where it counts
- By Christian BroseChristian Brose is a senior editor at Foreign Policy. He served as chief speechwriter and policy advisor for U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice from 2005 to 2008, and as speechwriter for former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell from 2004 to 2005.
Dan Drezner agrees with this from Matt Yglesias about President Obama's goals in his visit to Moscow:
It makes a lot more sense to focus a visit on something like the nuclear issue, where U.S. and Russian interests are roughly in alignment and some high-level discussions stand a decent chance of bearing fruit.
I'm all for "de-linkage" in U.S.-Russia relations — working together where our interests converge, agreeing to disagree where our interests conflict, and preventing those disagreements from impeding constructive cooperation. In short, what Bush and Putin spelled out last April in Sochi.
That said, let's be honest about what that means for our interests: It means that Obama has just invested a lot of time and effort to secure an agreement to reduce U.S. and Russian nuclear stockpiles to a level that could still annihilate the world several times over. This may be an achievable goal, but it is hardly a pressing one — not when Iran is speeding toward a weapon of its own, and the United States and Russia cannot seem to find much agreement on how to proceed on that.
Indeed, the question of Iran is illustrative, because Russia has solid national interests in never, ever wanting to see Iran open to the world — the critical carrot that the West holds out in every diplomatic gambit it has conceived on the Iranian nuclear question. The reason? Gas. Nick Gvosdev explains:
One potential concern for Russia is that if it joins in putting real pressure on Tehran, Iran could eventually negotiate a Libya-style settlement with the West, clearing the way for major new Western investments in Iran's energy sector.
Right now, Moscow benefits from Iran's isolation from the West. Not only are Iran's formidable gas reserves not accessible to European users, preserving Russia as the Continent's major supplier, but alternate routes for Central Asian energy that could traverse Iran are also not possible.
Yet resolution of the nuclear issue could open up the vast reserves of Iranian natural gas for use through the Nabucco line, the major pipeline on the drawing boards for getting energy to Europe without going through Russia. The project is currently nearly moribund because there isn't enough supply to justify the huge investments. Iran would be a game-changer.
So color me skeptical that Russian interests will ever lead it to be an effective partner in pressuring Iran on its nuclear weapons ambitions. And what's more, anyone who thinks the U.S.-Russian nuclear reductions that Obama just won will help to halt the Iranian nuclear program needs to refrain from operating heavy machinery. Something tells me that Iran's rulers will be none too persuaded to give up their nuclear aspirations simply because the United States and Russia have now agreed to retain a couple thousand fewer nukes apiece between them.
As for the other accomplishment of Obama's trip — Russia's offer to open its airspace for U.S. military re-supply of the war in Afghanistan — I'm of two minds: Given the uncertainty still surrounding Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan and the insecurity of supply routes through Pakistan, it's nice to have another option; but we are now directly at the mercy of Russia for a service that they can use against us as a political weapon if they see fit. Just ask Ukrainians with gas-heated homes how that's working out for them.
All of this should raise a fundamental question for those who harbor high hopes for hitting that reset button with Russia: How good should we feel about a U.S.-Russia relationship where we can make progress on many issues of questionable importance while we disagree over most of the important stuff?
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Designer Regina Rioux GonzalezSize 11" wide and 5½" tall at longest pointYarn Plymouth Encore DK (75% acrylic, 25% wool; 150 yd [138 m]/50 g): #1386 red, 1 skeinGauge 6 sc and 6 rows = 1"Tools• Size E/4 (3.5 mm) crochet hook• Yarn needle
Hey MarieK - you totally rock! thanks for the simple hat pattern, I'm going to get working on this right away for Halloween!
thank you Marie, that will keep me busy!
Run a length of elastic thread through the last round to turn it into a spiderweb hat/hair cover. Or just do the first few rows and run elastic thread through the last row to turn it into a small "snood" (hair-bun cover).
FOR A HAT LIKE THE ONE IN THE PICTURE: Use worsted weight yarn and a crochet hook that gives you a fairly tight/stiff gauge.
This is EASY. I've added some extra explanations to help you out. I promise, anyone can do it!
Abbreviations: sc = single crochet
sl st = slip stitch
To start: BASE RING: chain 3 and join into a ring.
Use whatever method you prefer to go up to the next round. (join with sl st and chain up 1 or 2 and start the next round; or, simply crochet around in a spiral without worrying much about where each round really starts or ends. Working in the round allows you the freedom to do whichever you prefer)
Round 1: crochet 6 sc into the base ring
Round 2: crochet 12 sc evenly spaced into the 6 stitches of the previous round
Round 3: crochet 18 sc evenly distributed into the 12 stitches of the previous round.
continue adding 6 stitches in each round until your starting circle is as large as you'd like the top of your hat.
THEN: add the "TUBE" of the hat
Make sure you know how many stitches are in your last round of your hat's top circle.
CHANGE COLORS to start the "tube", if desired.
Working into the last row of the top circle, crochet around that SAME number of sc stitches in every row to form a tube to make your hat as tall as you'd like.
When your hat is tall enough, count how many stitches you have in the last round. It should be the same as the number of stitches in the last round of the top of the hat but don't stress if you have gained or lost a few stitches! I promise I won't be checking!
THEN: add the BRIM of the hat
CHANGE COLORS to start the brim, if desired.
First round of brim: take the number of sc stitches that were in the last round of the tube and add 6. Crochet that many sc stitches evenly spaced into the last row of the tube.
Second round of brim: add 6 to the number of stitches in the first round of brim. Crochet that many sc stitches evenly spaced into the previous row.
Continue, increasing by adding 6 stitches per row, until the brim is as large as you'd like. Decide which side of the crochet you like better and turn the hat so that side is the "outside". Cut yarn and finish/hide yarn ends however you prefer. You can crochet any border pattern you like or just leave it simple. You might want to pick up a lighter/thinner yarn and crochet a row or two of spiderwebs around the brim too!
BLOCKING: If your hat is too floppy or uneven, before adding any spiderwebs, you may want to "block" the hat by wetting it with a startch solution and leaving it on an empty tube or glass to dry.
*Note: This is written in American crochet terms, so single crochet means pull a loop through the previous row, wrap yarn around hook, and pull yarn through the 2 loops on hook.
where can I find the pattern for the hat? can anyone help?
I love this idea! You could also use several as home decor items! I can see my Halloween table filled with these and blinds/curtains teeming with little webs, along with stuffing/draping these over glasses! What a fun idea. Thanks
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Florence L. Scanlon, age 91, of Woodworth Lake Road in the town of Bleecker, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013, in her home, after an extended illness.
Florence L. Scanlon, age 91, of Woodworth Lake Road in the town of Bleecker, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013, in her home, after an extended illness.
She was born on June 10, 1921, in Ilion, daughter of the late Paris and Ella Williams Richardson. Florence was raised and educated in Ilion and VanHornesville. On April 4, 1940, she was united in marriage with Raymond Scanlon in Saint Francis de Sales Church, Herkimer. They shared a loving and devoted union of fifty-six years until his passing on July 2, 1996. Mrs. Scanlon had resided in Gloversville since 2006, coming from Tupper Lake to be near to her daughter, Jean Dake.
For over fourteen years, Mrs. Scanlon had worked for the General Electric Company in Utica. She retired in 1972.
She was a strong, independent and caring person. In her leisure time, she loved crossword puzzles and watching TV news, golf and Jeopardy. In her younger years, she enjoyed camping at Tupper Lake and bowling with many leagues in Ilion and later in Tupper Lake and Gloversville. She bowled into her 80s. Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were faithfully remembered on birthdays and for Christmas and graduations. She will be truly missed.
Surviving her are one son, Raymond Scanlon and his wife, Gail, of Baltimore, Md.; two daughters and their husbands, Jean Dake and husband, Michael, of Bleecker, and Carol Hickson and husband, David, of Corsicana, Texas; eleven grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins, including a dear cousin, Thelma Scanlon. Besides her parents and husband, Raymond, she was preceded in death by a son, William Scanlon; one brother, James Richardson; four sisters, Harriett Slotnick, Eleanor VanSickle, Esther Bergholt and Annabelle Scanlon.
Florence bequeathed her body to the Albany Medical College Anatomical Gift Program.
A graveside memorial service will be held at a later date to be announced.
Expressions of sympathy may be made with memorial donations to Hospice of Fulton County, 108 Steele Ave., Gloversville, NY 12078.
Funeral arrangements are with Fenner Funeral Home, Inc., Herkimer.
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