Keep Tyler Beautiful will host Tyler Recycles Day from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, November 19 at the Tyler Recycling Collection Center, 418 N. Bois D’Arc Ave. Tyler Recycles Day is part of a national event that takes place annually to promote stewardship of the environment and recycling. The Tyler Recycling Collection Center always …
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Nov 16
Recycle Day, Project Daffodil pickup slated
Tags: aluminum cans, any type of cardboard, any type of paper, Batteries, brown glass, brown paper grocery bags, cell phones, Cheryl Roy, clear glass, clear plastic bottles, daffodil, electronics, Eyeglasses, Gary Lynch, green glass, junk mail, Keep Tyler Beautiful, magazines, newspapers, plastic milk jugs, Project Daffodil, recycle, Recycle Day, Tyler, Tyler Recycles Day, Tyler Recycling Collection Center
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