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As a region-wide public service initiative, askHRgreen.org educates, engages and motivates citizens to make good environmental choices here in Hampton Roads. By bringing together the 17 local governments (and our friends at HRSD), we are a force and a resource, working to help you improve and protect our waterways, infrastructure and recycling activities through information and inspiration. If you want to learn more about this environmental program, which is administered through the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission, or what you can do, just askHRgreen.org.
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Hey there! Will there be any curbside Christmas tree pick-ups or other tree recycling drop off opportunities this year?
Happy Holidays!!!
One thing I can't seem to find on your website is what numbers of plastics can be recycled in Virginia Beach. I've heard that only 1's & 2's can (be recycled) but I've never been able to get an answer from Tidewater Fiber Corp.
I have a question. What actually happens to our recycling and the yard waste that the city picks up?
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#askHRgreen Mrs. McNeil's 6th grade Science students at Spratley Gifted Center found the "Write as Rain" hidden messages outside the SGC building.
Write as Rain pictures at the Spratley Gifted Center! #askHRgreen