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Tag: Environment
Excerpts from WHN Newsletters, 1967 and 1968.
Many thanks to all the friends and neighbors who made the Washington Heights Flower Sale such a financial success.
The Recycling Center, located behind the Council office, no longer will collect cans because the city is now recycling them from its own trash collection and because the cans produce very small revenue.
Complete your day by coming to the Washington Heights Bar-B-Que Social.
Time: 10 am. ’til 4 pm.
On Saturday, April 7, neighbors in Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights deposited over 9,000 pounds of newspapers on the curbstones of Waterman, Kingsbury, and most other area avenues.
What’s so exciting about a new Garden Club today?
The April eve of Friday the thirteenth seemed charmed with good news and future hopes for Washington Heights Neighbors Board members.
If you hate waste, save your newspapers and contribute them to the WOMEN FOR CITY LIVING Newspaper Recycling Drive on April 28 and 29, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the rear parking lot of the Kroger store, Lindell and Sarah Street.
At its March meeting, Washington Heights Neighbors reelected Virgil Wright, Eddie Sanders and Georgia Barnett as representatives on the SDCC Board.
The executive board of the Rosedale-Skinker-Improvement Association met Tuesday, March 13, 1973 to discuss new business to be presented to the full membership at the March 29 general meeting.
