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    Organization Events

    posted on January 20th, 2011 by Dana in Area Events

    2013 Recycling/Waste Collection Schedule

    posted on January 11th, 2011 by Dana in Information Notices

    2013 Recycling/Waste Collection Schedule 

    Waste & Garbage Disposal Guidelines

    • Curbside pick-up of waste & recycling occurs Tuesday of each week. Items should be placed by the roadside no later than 7:00am to ensure pick-up. The collection of recyclables alternates between paper/cardboard and plastic/metal products each week.
    • A complete bag tag must be attached to each garbage bag to ensure pick-up. Tags can be purchased for $2.00 each from the Town Hall and participating Deseronto convenience/grocery stores.
    • Your garbage bag should not weigh more than forty (40) lbs when full.
    • Place recyclables loosely in a recycling ‘Blue Box’, available for purchase for $10 at the Deseronto Town Hall or at most household product retailers. Grey boxes are no longer available for purchase, please use a blue box for your grey box (paper) items.
    • Flatten for improved space, remove staples & tape, bundle cardboard no larger than 36′ X 24″ X 8″ and place it beside your ‘Blue Box’.
    • All excess food/liquids must be cleaned off recyclable products.
    • Your ‘Blue Box’ should not weigh more than thirty (30) lbs when full.
    • Return empty alcoholic beverage glass bottles for refund to the ‘Beer Store - Empty Bottle Dealer’.
    • Unacceptable items should be disposed of with your regular garbage.
    • For more information contact the Town Hall at 331 Main St., by phone 613-396-2440, email: info@deseronto.ca, web: www.deseronto.ca

    Acceptable Recyclable Items

    Paper Products

    Include: newspaper/flyers, phone books, white & coloured paper, catalogues, soft & hard cover books (binding/cover removed), magazines and envelopes (window can be left in).

    Do not include: gift wrap.

    Polycoat

    Include: milk cartons, juice cartons and Tetra-Pak juice boxes.

    Do not include: juice cartons with plastic pour spouts.

    Boxboard

    Include: cereal/cracker boxes, paper towel & toilet paper tubes, frozen food boxes, drink trays, egg cartons and greeting cards.

    Do not include: foil lined or wax coated items.

    Corrugated Cardboard

    Include: Shipping, appliance, furniture and pizza boxes (cleaned of excess food).

    Do not include: wax coated boxes or items soiled with food.

    Plastic/Styrofoam

    Plastics marked with the following symbols are acceptable:

    Recycling Symbols

    • PETE #1 (screw top bottles and jars only with caps removed) e.g. Soft drink, water and beer bottles; mouthwash bottles; peanut butter, salad dressing and vegetable oil containers.
    • HDPE #2 e.g. Milk jugs, juice bottles, detergent and household cleaner bottles, shampoo bottles, some trash/shopping bags, butter and yogurt tubs.
    • LDPE #4 e.g. Squeezable bottles; bread/frozen food, dry cleaning and shopping bags.
    • PP #5 e.g. yogurt containers, syrup bottles, ketchup bottles, caps, straws and medicine bottles.
    • PS #6 e.g. Disposable plates and cups, meat trays, egg cartons, carry-out containers, aspirin bottles and CD cases.
    • Styrofoam pieces must be no larger than 36″x24″x8″.

    Do not include: other #1 plastics (e.g. egg cartons, bakery trays, deli containers, etc.); #3, # 7 or unmarked plastics; motor oil bottles; hard plastics e.g. dishes, toys; materials with multiple #’s or popcorn Styrofoam.

    Plastic Bags

    Include: grocery bags, frozen vegetable bags, milk bags/pouches and newspaper sleeves.

    Do not include: cereal/cracker box liners, plastic food wrap (e.g. Saran), zipper storage bags, diapers, meat/bacon packaging, “crinkly” outer packaging (e.g. Pasta wrappers), pet food bags or bubble wrap.

    Glass

    Include: clear & coloured glass bottles and jars.

    Do not include: broken glass, window panes, mirrors, light bulbs, ceramics or drinking glasses.

    Aluminum and Steel

    Include: aluminum/steel food & beverage containers and foil wrap.  Labels do not need to be removed.

    Do not include: paint/aerosol cans, scrap metal.

    Various

    Include: cardboard cans/spiral wound tubes with metal/plastic ends (frozen/refrigerated dough & juice cans, nut & chip containers, formula/powdered drink mixes).

    Various News Items

    posted on January 6th, 2011 by Dana in News

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    Articles & Stories of Interest

    Deseronto Receives $2,000 from WFN/Bell - Ultimate Fishing Town Affiliate Winner

    Thanks to everyone who showed their support during the past month by voting for Deseronto to win the World Fishing Network Ultimate Fishing Town Contest!  The Town would like to extend a huge thank you to WFN and Bell for selecting Deseronto as an Affiliate Winner.  The Town will be receiving a $2,000 community donation!

    WFN - Deseronto Media Release

    Start spreading the word now so we can get the support we need to win Ultimate Fishing Town if WFN announces the contest again in 2013!  The winner could receive $25,000 to use towards a community project to benefit fishing enthusiasts!

    Stay tuned for updates regarding the community donation and resulting project to benefit Deseronto’s fishing community!

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    Deseronto Volunteer Appreciation Awards Apr 25th, 2009
    Join the Deseronto Group on Facebook
    Book of Poems Published by Deseronto Author & Carpenter Earl D. Silver
    Book Published About Deseronto’s WWI Pilot Training Camps
    Local Market Gardener Publishes First Book
    Deseronto Featured in Celebrate Canada 2010
    Jan 13th 2009 Council Meeting Held at Public School for First Time in Town’s History
    Deseronto Resident Marion Trenholm Receives Senior Achievement Award