Friday, November 21, 2008

NOVEMBEER IS HERE

Best event of the year
NOVEMBEER
Tonight Nov 21, 2008 at 9:00pm
$20 at the Door
Starr Hill Brews (8 samples!)
BLUE 5 Food
Jordan Harman Band Tunes
Swag (YES - a NewVa Coozie!)
Raffle for IPOD / VT Tickets / Restaurant cash and more
Don't Miss it! IT ONLY HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

LOTS TO DO IN ROANOKE THIS WEEK NOV 12-14

Thursday - Sunday, Stocked Market
Junior League of Roanoke Valley, Annual Holiday Bazaar - this year at the ROANOKE CIVIC CENTER (not Salem) buy tickets at the Door ($9) or come for one of their special events, Splurge (11/13/08) or Coffee (11/14/08). Email with questions - stockedmarket@jlrv.org

Claire V and Twists and Turns team up for a good cause - Thursday Nov. 14, 2008, buy some lemondade to benefit an orphanage in Cambodia (7pm - 9pm)

YPO night at Hunting Hills - Thursday Nov. 14, 2008 come at 7:30 to watch football, have dinner and enter to win a membership to Hunting Hills

Romeo and Juliet this weekend at www.millmountain.org

Lots to do - enjoy your weekend

Friday, November 7, 2008

HELP THE CITY RECYCLE

AS YOU KNOW FRIENDS - The City of Roanoke offers one of the easiest curbside recycling collections programs around. Currently, only 36% percent of the residents in the city participate in the recycling program, so we need your help in getting the word out to the other 64% of our community who do not recycle.

The city is seeking volunteers to walk along neighborhood streets on the day your solid waste is collected and identify residences where a Big Blue container is sitting by the curb without a recycling container nearby. At those locations, volunteers would affix a city-provided 4" x 6" sticker (attached below) onto the lid of the Big Blue container as a friendly reminder of items that can be recycled and how to obtain recycling bins.
It’s that easy.

Everyone knows recycling is important because it protects the environment, but it did you know it also saves money? Collecting recyclable materials increases the amount of trash the city disposes of at the regional landfill. The more we collect for disposal, the more we save taxpayer dollars by reducing the amount of money the city is charged to dispose of trash.
Please consider taking this opportunity to help your city be a "Clean and Green" community and save money by reminding others of the importance recycling plays.

To volunteer to help us in this project, give Bob Clement (540) 853-5210 or Solid Waste Manager Skip Decker at 853-6848 a call today!