The fall edition of News to Reuse , the recycling information newsletter for Gresham, Fairview and Wood Village, features a contest to commemorate the tenth birthday of the Curby curbside recycling program. To qualify for one of these prizes, residents need to read the articles in News to Reuse and then send in their answers to the quiz on page 2. Prize winners will be selected through a random drawing from those entries that have all the answers correct. News to Reuse was mailed last week to all residents and businesses in Gresham, Fairview and Wood Village.
Extra copies are available at each city hall.
Quiz answers must be submitted by November 30. The Curby program was introduced in 1990 and has been a great success since its inception. When the program began, households could use their Curby bins to recycle newspapers, glass bottles, tin cans and corrugated cardboard. Residents enthusiasm for recycling since that time has led to the expansion of the curbside program to also include scrap paper, milk cartons, juice boxes, magazines, telephone books, plastic bottles and jugs, aerosol cans, small scrap metal and motor oil.