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Recycle electronics, other items; shred documents on Saturday

Posted at 3:38 pm November 7, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

You can recycle certain electronics and other items and shred documents during a recycling event on Oak Ridge Turnpike on Saturday.

The recycling program is sponsored by Keep Anderson County Beautiful. It is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, November 8, at the Potter’s Clearance Center next to Willow Ridge Garden Center.

It’s part of the national America Recycles Day, sponsored by Keep America Beautiful.

During the local event, Scott Recycling of Knoxville will collect old computers and peripherals, cell phones, rechargeable and button batteries, compact fluorescent light bulbs (no tubes), used books (not text books), and eyeglasses. For televisions, there is a charge of $20/TV and $1 per CRT computer monitor because of current expenses associated with recycling CRT screens. No TV cabinetry will be accepted. Scott Recycling from Knoxville will be recycling the electronics. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News Tagged With: America Recycles Day, documents, electronics, KACB, Keep America Beautiful, Keep Anderson County Beautiful, ORNL Federal Credit Union, Potter's Clearance Center, recycling, Scott Recycling

Shelton seeks re-election as register of deeds

Posted at 8:16 pm March 16, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Tim Shelton

Tim Shelton

Anderson County Register of Deeds Tim Shelton recently announced he will seek re-election to the position he has held for 12 years, a press release said.

“The people of Anderson County have placed a great deal of trust in allowing me the opportunity to hold the position of register of deeds, and for that I am truly thankful,” said Shelton, who has served three terms. “With that trust, comes the responsibility of working to make this the best office it can possibly be. In looking back over the past 12 years, I believe we have done just that.”

In a press release, Shelton outlined his accomplishments while serving as register of deeds and stressed the importance of creating an environment that is welcoming to the public. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County, Anderson County register of deeds, County Officials Association of Tennessee, documents, public records, re-election, records, register of deeds, Register of the Year, Tennessee Registers Association, Tim Shelton, website

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