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(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) Reggie is sad to report that the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority (WWRA) advisory board has made the decision to ask … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) Nationally, there are two basic models for recycling business. One is a profit-driven corporate model, which is really vulnerable when … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) One way of thinking about the waste stream is to realize that we—the consumers—are at the midpoint of the life … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) For the next several weeks, Reggie will be explaining the business back-story of recycling, and how it applies to WWRA. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this story.) Like any celebrity figure, one never knows when or where Reggie will be sighted. Last week, Reggie was seen riding … Read more
Reggie loves it when readers care enough about recycling to respond with questions and comments. Last week, there were two responders—whoo hoo. More chances to discuss the details and facts of recycling, which educates all recyclers. That’s Reggie’s favorite thing … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) Nationwide, more and more cities and counties are banning the use of plastic shopping bags. One main reason is the … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority (WWRA) for the information in this story.) Those awaiting curbside recycling bins are in luck. One of WWRA’s product buyers has provided the funds to order … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this story.) Household metals, like clean empty cans, pie tins and baking dishes, old canning jar lids, and metal caps from every … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this story.) Several months ago, regular readers of Reggie’s review will recall that the case was made for trashing, not recycling, plastics … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) Reggie enjoys picnics and barbeques and camping and beaches. Remember, he is a raccoon that reminds readers to remember to … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority for the information in this column.) Sometimes it is hard to tell if something is paper, which can be recycled, or something else, which can’t. Here … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer for the information and photos in this column.) Reggie the Recycling Raccoon sure had fun at the Chelsea Farmers Market opening day on Saturday. The sun was warm, the vendors friendly, and … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Frank Hammer for the information in this column.) Reggie the Recycling Raccoon sure had fun at Manchester’s Math and Science night last month teaching folks about recycling and the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority. Lots … Read more