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A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Central Toronto neighbourhoods.

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Bermondsey drop-off depot reopening to public — partially

May 19, 2020May 19, 2020 Rodger Burnside Bermondsey Road, Bermondsey Transfer Station, drop-off depot, garbage, hazardous waste, John Tory, organic waste, recycling, yard waste

The city is partially reopening to the public the drop-off depot on Bermondsey Road in the east end and on Ingram Drive in the west end, staff announced.

Community Events THINGS TO DO

July 14: Dispose of electronics at Danforth library

June 30, 2018July 9, 2018 Streeter staff Danforth Avenue, Danforth/Coxwell Library, Electronics, recycling

Everyone is encouraged to bring TVs, computers, phones and other unused electronics for safe disposal at the Danforth/Coxwell Library.

Products collected at school for Terracycle

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John Wanless wants your snack pouches, tetra paks

March 4, 2018March 12, 2018 Brian Baker John Wanless Junior Public School, Lisa Higginbottom, recycling, Terracycle

John Wanless Junior Public School has revisited an old ally, recycling company TerraCycle, in its pursuit of being eco-friendly.

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Beautiful beads from a surprising source

March 20, 2015November 21, 2017 Lenore Locken crafts, recycling

Paper beads are easy to make, and simple enough for children to tackle. Long, skinny triangles of paper are wound tightly around a base, secured with glue, then glazed or varnished to make them durable and shiny. That’s it.

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