Now is your chance to take care of the wildlife in your own back yard during the upcoming winter season.
Your purchase will help support the Audubon Society of Central Maryland, which has two sanctuaries within a few miles of Eaglehead. This organization also offers other club activities for the bird enthusiasts in all of us , from novice to expert.
Print the order form form the website:
Send a check or money order payable to Audubon Society of Central Maryland by October 21, 2008
Mail to : Audubon Society of Central Maryland
c/o Ken Hart
10313 Cavey Lane
Woodstock, Md 21163
Orders can be picked up either Saturday, October 25 at Clarksville Elementary School, located at 12040 Rte. #108 Clarksville, Md.
or
November 1 ,2008 at Prospect Woodville Hall part of (Prospect United Methodist Church) 5923 Woodville Rd. (near Old Annapolis Rd.) , Mt. Airy , Md.
The Society is currently looking for Volunteers for Indoor and Outdoor work. To volunteer, contact Carolyn Moroney at 301-831-5060 or Bill Becraft at 410-795-6546.
The next seed sale is January 2009
First-Time Buyer - No Experience Necessary - Apply Within
Homeownership Workshop : First-Time Buyers

| Host: | Laura Gray & Associates - RE/MAX Realty Group |
| Type: | Education - Workshop |
| Date: | Thursday , October 16 , 2008 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 8:30pm |
| Location: | Mason Dixon Funding Inc |
| Street: | 800 King Farm Blvd. Suite #210 |
| City/Town: | Rockville, Md 20850 |
| View Map |
| Phone: | 3019212658 |
| Email: | lauraharris-gray@remax.net |
Description
FHA loans the "NEW" loan for todays Buyers
Up to six percent (6%) closing cost help from seller
Come to our workshop and learn how to BUY in the best market since the 90's
Sponsored by:
Laura Gray & Associates - RE/MAX Realty Group 888-773-6298
Lee Allen Smith - Mason / Dixon Funding Inc 301-354-8263
RSVP Required
Limited Seating **
Household Hazardous Waste Day
Saturday , October 25, 2008 * 8:00 AM - NOON
(rain or shine)
at the Public Safety Training Facility
8349 Reichs Ford Road
Frederick , Md 21704
Residents are strongly encouraged to dispose of household hazardous waste in an environmentally sound manner. The only requirement is that you must be a resident of Frederick County and all items must be generated by a residence. No commercial hazardous waste allowed !
ACCEPTABLE
Fuels (gasoline/kerosene)
Thinners Solvents
Pesticides/Insecticides/Fungicides
Cleaners Pool Chemicals
Stains Sealants Photographic Chemicals
Household Batteries Mothballs
Compact Fluorescent Lamps
Fluorescent Lamps
Pharmaceuticals
(in original containers only)
Is it really mercury ? Mercury thermometers will Have a silver/white substance in them if yours contains red or blue it is NOT mercury.
UNACCEPTABLE
Radioactive Material
Tires
Explosives*
Biomedical Waste*
Firearms*
Ammunition*
Freon Tanks and Cylinders*
Propane Tanks*
Trash
Recyclables
Vehicle Batteries
*Contact the State Fire Marshal's Bomb Squad Unit at 410-859-7152
** Contact local vendors regarding recycling
This is a partial listing. If you have questions about a specific item ,
call the Department of Solid Waste Management
at 301-600-1848 and press 0 to reach an attendant.
This is a valuable service the county is offering all residents. Make it a RED letter day on your calendar. If you do it now , you will be way ahead of the game by next Spring and won't have nearly so much to clean.

If you have plans for a fall cleaning of the house, garage, or work shed here is information that can help you achieve clean up goals
Furniture & Appliance Bulk Trash Collection
In late August, Frederick County mailed out vouchers to non-municipal county residents for its second annual Residential Bilk Program.
The residents listed on the voucher may use the voucher one time to bring a maximum of four (4) bulk residential items, such as furniture, to the Frederick County Landfill at no charge.
The expiration date is listed on the voucher.
Residents are responsible for transporting their items to the Reich;s Ford Road Sanitary Landfill. However, the resident may assign the voucher to another party, such as a commercial trash hauler, by completing the appropriate area of the form.
Alternatively, you may give the card to a friend or neighbor to bring bulk furniture items to the landfill on your behalf.
A voucher issued to a commercial hauler will allow the hauler a 100-pound tipping fee credit per voucher. Any load in excess of 100-pounds per voucher will be charge the remaining weight ar the current tipping fee.
The voucher has no monetary value and cannot be redeemed for cash,credit or used to pay existing landfill charges.
White goods (appliances , such as refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers) are accepted at the Reich's Ford Road Recycling Center year round at NO CHARGE. You DO NOT need a voucher for this.
Motor Oil & Antifreeze Recycling
In cooperation with the Maryland Department of the Environment and local businesses, six motor oil recycling locations are offered within Frederick County for residents to dispose of motor oil and antifreeze in an environmentally safe way. There is a 15-gallon limit per resident per trip.
Nearby drop-off sites sponsored by Frederick County are as follows:
Nearby drop off sites not sponsored by Frederick County are as follows:
Electronic Recycling "E-cycling"
An electronics drop-off site is available at the Citizens Convenience Center located within the Reich's Ford Landfill entrance at 9301 Reich;s Ford Road, Frederick. The program provides an environmentally friendly alternative to electronic waste.
Computer Donation Management Inc., is the contractor managing the program and its goal is to recycle as much equipment as economically feasible.
A fee of $3.92 for each 100 pounds or $78.40 per ton of electronics is charged to help offset a portion of the cost of the program. Items may be dropped off from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Monday thru Saturday at the landfill.
Acceptable electronic items include:
* cables * cell phones * central processing units * circuit boards
*computer chips/cards *keyboards * laptops *monitors
* computer mouse * power supplies * printers * scanners * televisions
We all can take time out of our busy schedules to reduce the size of our ecological footprint on the planet. It just takes a little planning on our part. I hope these schedules help you and your family with the "Honey-Do List" that we all have.

Coldstream Fall Festival
Tuesday , October 7 , 2008
Final day for the Coldstream Farmers Market
The Season officially closes with a fall festival on
Saturday , October 11 , 2008
2:00 PM until 4:00 PM
Educational Activities , crafts , local produce and artisans will be in attendance to teach and tantalize you with their wares. The following activities are planned for the day.
WINDY HOLLOW FARM - Fall vegetables & cooking demonstrations
DUBLIN ROASTERS - Fine flavored coffee and pumpkin granola
SCARECROW MAKING - (Bring clothes and an OLD pillow case)
PUMPKIN DECORATING
Local crafter's and artisan's are invited to participate.
Contact Lisa Martinis at imartinis@aol.com
Students who need community service hours should contact Mrs. Martinis
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