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All American Waste Sponsors the South Windsor Rotary Club Golf Tournament

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USA Hauling & Recycling and All American Waste were the proud major sponsors of the South Windsor Rotary Club Golf Tournament, which was held to benefit the South Windsor Veteran’s Memorial Wall.

Ralph Mosher, a U.S. Air Force Veteran, a 40 year member of the Rotary Club and a 15 year sales representative for USA Hauling & Recycling, was given the privilege and honor of being the Tournament Chairman.

The South Windsor Veteran's Memorial Wall will be 30 yards long, 7 feet high and will include the seals for the five major branches of the United States Armed Forces (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard). The concrete foundation and electrical work will all be donated by local contractors. It will be built in the Veteran Memorial Park on Pleasant Valley Road in South Windsor.
The South Windsor Veteran’s Memorial Wall will be 30 yards long, 7 feet high and will include the seals for the five major branches of the United States Armed Forces (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard). The concrete foundation and electrical work will all be donated by local contractors. It will be built in the Veteran Memorial Park on Pleasant Valley Road in South Windsor.

In today’s world, when our country faces so many threats to our way of life and even to our existence, it is particularly poignant to remember, honor, and pay tribute to all veterans. Keep in mind our veterans are family, neighbors, and other Americans going back to the beginning of our country. We owe our deepest gratitude to all of those people.

It was President Harry S. Truman who said, “Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid.” America should never forget their sacrifices. “Freedom is never free!”

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All American Waste Receives 2015 Business Partner Public Works Award In South Windsor

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All American Waste was given the 2015 Business Partner Public Works Award from the town of South Windsor, Connecticut on May 18, 2015. The award recognizes the hard work and dedication All American Waste employees on every level put in day after day to “provide exceptional refuse and recycling collection services for the citizens of South Windsor.”

Business Partner Award
2015 Business Partner Award Presented To All American Waste For Providing Exceptional Refuse and Recycling Collection Services for the Citizens of South Windsor on May 18, 2015.

In attendance to receive the award were Frank M Antonacci, Director of Sales & Operations George Roberts, Foreman Cliff Drayton, Dispatchers Glenn Willard and Dee Paole and Operations Manager Jim Donnelly. “I would like to thank all involved in servicing South Windsor and the other communities we service,” said George Roberts. “This is a great example of team work and I’m very happy to see that South Windsor acknowledged the fine work that has taken place in their town.”

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Letter that accompanied the 2015 Business Partner Award Presented To All American Waste For Providing Exceptional Refuse and Recycling Collection Services for the Citizens of South Windsor on May 18, 2015.
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AMWAP Event At Sonny’s Place Sponsored By All American Waste

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Sonny’s Place in Somers, CT hosted an AMWAP (As Many Wishes As Possible) Fun In The Sun event on May 9, 2015 sponsored by All American Waste.  Proceeds from the event benefit Make A Wish America and “grants the wish of a child diagnosed with a life-threatening medial condition” in the local community. The event ran from the 8:30am sign up to the 3:00pm award ceremony.

AMWAP
Volunteers at the registration table for AMWAP’s Fun In The Sun event at Sonny’s Place in Somers, CT on 5/9/15 with proceeds benefiting Make A Wish.

The WOD (Workout of the Day) included 3 phases and a final where the top 8 teams compete for the win. Phase 1 included jumping rope and pull ups, phase 2 was squats, phase 3 included rowing, box jumps and wall balls, with the final included a rope climb. For the full details of the competition, see AMWAP10’s page here. 32 teams of 2 male and 2 female athletes participated, with many spectators in attendance as well. Spectators were offered an all day Sonny’s Pass as well, so they could enjoy all of the activities at Sonny’s Place including Go Karts, Zip Line, Mini Golf and Batting Cages, among others.

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For more photos, visit Sonny’s Place’s Facebook Page.

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Composting succeeds in Bridgewater

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BY TAYLOR RAPALYEA

REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN

BRIDGEWATER – Over 54 weeks,  Bridgewater’s  pilot curbside  composting  program collected  22.5 tons  of material from 147  participants.  The program, which was created by Housatonic  Resource Recovery  Authority Director Jen Iannucci, is the first of its kind in the state.

Iannucci, a Bridgewater resident, said she got the idea after a meeting with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to talk about waste management.

“I was scratching my head over why so much of the conversion was about single stream recycling.” Iannucci said, “Thirty-two percent of our waste stream is organic material.”

Read the rest of the article here:  Composting succeeds in Bridgewater (PDF)

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