June 1, 2004
Section: Local
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‘Freecycle’ movement hits Bakersfield Web

MATT WEISER, Californian staff writer e-mail:
mweiser@bakersfield.com

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Posted on Fri, Jun. 04, 2004

Get free stuff at online recycling site

BY KATHY VAN MULLEKOM

Newport News (Va.) Daily Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - (KRT) - Hurricane season is near, meaning

Note- at end of story is a (poor) translation to English. Sorry but it is the best I can do.
Pastor Ken H.

Alles umsonst: Verschenken im Internet
Netzwerk: Laura Thurston moderiert die Darmstädter „F

Treasure found on Internet

by Elizabeth Long

Problems are solved by those who see them. Amy Fox of Vacaville saw a problem.

The stay-at-home mother of four lives in an apartment complex.

Recycling soars online

Web site matches up unwanted stuff with people happy to have it

BY BILLY COX
FLORIDA TODAY

Less than a month into her wild hair of an impulse called the Brevard Co

Curbside

EDITORIAL: CURBSIDE

Wichita continues to woefully lag other communities in its recycling rates — only about 3 percent of households recycle, compared with 11.5 percent statewide a

Website of the Day for Tuesday, June 1

Freecycle

Our website of the day is a great way to give away something and recycle it instead of sending it to a la