Join neighbors and members of the Mulkey Cemetery Association on Easter morning at 7 a.m. for a nondenominational Easter Sunrise service conducted by Fr. Gil Avery of the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection. After the service, we'll serve coffee and pastries.The Mulkey Cemetery is a nonprofit, community-based historic cemetery located at 3335 S. Lambert Street in West Eugene. For directions, visit our web site at http://www.mulkeycemetery.org.

As part of a year-round commitment to recycling and the protection of the environment, NextStep Recycling will join with Best Buy and Wal-Mart to celebrate Earth Day this year by putting on two electronics recycling events—one at each store. Selco Credit Union has donated $250.00 to help support the event.    PASS IT ON! On April 22nd , Best Buy, WalMart, and NextStep Recycling will work together to help Lane County residents easily and properly dispose of household electronics, stereos, VCRs, televisions, DVD players, handheld games, cell phones, and computers, including computer hardware, monitors, cables, calculators and printers. If it plugs in or runs on batteries, we’ll take it! NextStep Recycling is reducing its recycling fees for this one-day event. Here’s how you can take advantage of these great opportunities:

The one-day electronics recycling extravaganzas will take place at:
1. Best Buy - 3300 Gateway St., Springfield, OR. The event will take place in the parking lot, on the south side of the main entrance. 12 PM - 4 PM, Sunday April 22nd, 2007.
2. Wal-Mart - 1040 Greenacres Rd., Eugene, OR. The event will take place in the parking lot, next to the garden department. 12 PM - 4 PM April 22nd, 2007.

RECYCLING FEES:
ALL ITEMS ARE FREE, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS:
25 % of the weight of all monitors/TVs is lead. Lead is also found in UPS batteries. This requires NextStep to handle monitors/TVs/UPS batteries as a hazardous waste.

$5.00 per UPS battery backup unit (uninterruptible power supply)
$7.00 per computer monitor
$1.00 per diagonal screen inch charge for TV's
$40.00 and up for console TVs

NextStep Recycling will accept cash or checks.

Lane County and surrounding area residents are urged to take advantage of these great opportunities to clean up their homes and properly recycle their old computers and other obsolete electronics. Items with reuse potential will be tested and cleaned (data eradicated from hard drives) before being donated to those who do not have access to technology. Our volunteers will recycle damaged and obsolete equipment at our facility.

About NextStep Recycling: Founded in 2002 by Lorraine Kerwood, NextStep is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to protecting our environment and providing technology, and job and social skills training to our community members.

NextStep also serves as the umbrella organization for Partners in Solidarity, a non-profit dedicated to placing technology an Guatemalan communities, and World Computer Exchange, an international educational nonprofit focused on helping the world's poorest youth bridge the global divides in information, technology and understanding.

VOLUNTEER AT THESE EVENTS! Call 541.686.2366 extension 119

Lorraine Kerwood Executive Director, NextStep Recycling ~ http://www.nextsteprecycling.org
World Computer Exchange Coordinator, Oregon Office ~ http://www.worldcomputerexchange.org
Member, Association of Oregon Recycler’s E-Scrap Counsel ~ http://www.aorr.org
Member, Lane County Resource Recovery Advisory Committee
Member, US EPA Computer Reuse Coalition Working Group
Lane County Master Recycler