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PARKS AND RECREATION
Registration is now open for Smyrna’s Girl’s Night
Out! Gather your girlfriends and enjoy an evening of
fun on November 13 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The first
75 women (21+) to register will receive a swag bag
filled with coupons, Parks & Recreation goodies, and
a complimentary wine tumbler and tote bag.
GIRL’S NIGHT OUT
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
In October, the Smyrna Recycling Center shipped out:
45,000 pounds of glass
38,294 pounds of cardboard
16,406 pounds of mixed paper
12,400 pounds of mixed metal
4,290 pounds of electronics
3,948 pounds of #1 plastic
1,888 pounds of office paper
1,640 pounds of aluminum
1,600 pounds of books
1,580 pounds of #2 natural plastic
1,500 pounds of #2 colored plastic
1,502 pounds of hard-to-recycle plastics
1,408 pounds of paint
60 pounds of reusable clothing
OCTOBER RECYCLING ROUND UP:
Last week, Keep Smyrna Beautiful presented to a group K2 grade at St. John the Baptist hybrid school. We talked
about what happens when you throw something “away”
and discussed the difference between a trash (landfill),
compost, and recycling. The students participated in a
hands-on sorting activity to determine where common
lunch items would go.
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SCHOOL PRESENTATION “THERE IS NO AWAY”N O V E M B E R 3 - N O V E M B E R 7 P A G E 0 9