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Oncor Service Area Residents Eligible for $50 Reward for Turning in Old, Working Refrigerators and Freezers
Oncor announced today that it has rolled out the Great Texas Refrigerator Roundup, a program designed to collect and recycle old, inefficient refrigerators and freezers from consumers whose power is delivered by Oncor. In addition to saving energy, eligible consumers will receive a $50 check from Appliance Recycling Centers of America (ARCA) for turning in a working refrigerator or freezer.

Update and Enjoy
Newfound money may be coming to a mailbox near you in the next several weeks, but before you wish it away on short-term fun, the experts at Lowe's and MONEY magazine are making it easier to invest that money in what is, for most people, their single largest asset -- their homes.

Make a Difference Day
Students attending the Earth Day Education event at Cochise College Tuesday learned about Sulcata tortoises, who wandered the Douglas Campus.

Bulky items no problem for city
As part of Make a Difference Day, Saturday, April 26, the City of Douglas is making it possible for residents to get rid of large, bulky items at no chrge.

Kitchens for hire take home recipes to big time
Brooklyn Fudge proprieter Amanda Jones uses Patricia Maddox's Ktichen for Hire to produce her product

Noodles & Company Celebrates Its Grand Opening in Mechanicsville, Virginia on April 24
Noodles & Company, the quick-casual, globally inspired noodle restaurant that serves a balanced menu of freshly saut�ed Asian, Mediterranean and American cuisine, will open its 10th Virginia restaurant in Mechanicsville on Thursday, April 24 at 11 a.m.

Briefs
A local pastor and his family have been displaced following a fire at their Huntington Township home.

LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
The Tecumseh District Library will host An Evening of World War II Memories at 7 p.m. April 29 with three residents telling their stories.

Spring landfill amnesty days set
The City of Le Mars is offering a free dumping for certain items at the Plymouth County Landfill June 5, 6 and 7. For these Spring Clean Up days, the city is declaring an amnesty from the landfill disposal cost for up to 1,000 pounds per household of "throw away" material per household.

Oncor Service Area Residents Eligible for $50 Reward for Turning in Old, Working Refrigerators and Freezers
Oncor announced today that it has rolled out the Great Texas Refrigerator Roundup, a program designed to collect and recycle old, inefficient refrigerators and freezers from consumers whose power is delivered by Oncor. In addition to saving energy, eligible consumers will receive a $50 check from Appliance Recycling Centers of America (ARCA) for turning in a working refrigerator or freezer.

Update and Enjoy
Newfound money may be coming to a mailbox near you in the next several weeks, but before you wish it away on short-term fun, the experts at Lowe's and MONEY magazine are making it easier to invest that money in what is, for most people, their single largest asset -- their homes.

Make a Difference Day
Students attending the Earth Day Education event at Cochise College Tuesday learned about Sulcata tortoises, who wandered the Douglas Campus.

Bulky items no problem for city
As part of Make a Difference Day, Saturday, April 26, the City of Douglas is making it possible for residents to get rid of large, bulky items at no chrge.

Kitchens for hire take home recipes to big time
Brooklyn Fudge proprieter Amanda Jones uses Patricia Maddox's Ktichen for Hire to produce her product

Noodles & Company Celebrates Its Grand Opening in Mechanicsville, Virginia on April 24
Noodles & Company, the quick-casual, globally inspired noodle restaurant that serves a balanced menu of freshly saut�ed Asian, Mediterranean and American cuisine, will open its 10th Virginia restaurant in Mechanicsville on Thursday, April 24 at 11 a.m.

Briefs
A local pastor and his family have been displaced following a fire at their Huntington Township home.

LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
The Tecumseh District Library will host An Evening of World War II Memories at 7 p.m. April 29 with three residents telling their stories.

Spring landfill amnesty days set
The City of Le Mars is offering a free dumping for certain items at the Plymouth County Landfill June 5, 6 and 7. For these Spring Clean Up days, the city is declaring an amnesty from the landfill disposal cost for up to 1,000 pounds per household of "throw away" material per household.