by Amy Stypa | Aug 14, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
Get rid of your old, unwanted paint and batteries at this Free Recycling Event happening at: UB South Campus- 3435 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14214. Enter from Main Street. Registration is required. Simply sign up and secure your spot. See details below about accepted...
by Amy Stypa | Jul 22, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
As you’re out enjoying summer, we want to make residents aware of giant hogweed. Recently, giant hogweed was reported in the Town of Alden and has also been previously identified in Como Park. While there are currently no confirmed sightings in the Village of...
by Amy Stypa | Apr 16, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
Erie County Department of Environment and Planning is joining with partners to offer two FREE waste collection events in May. Registration is required! To register, or to learn more, visit: erie.gov/Recycling.
by Amy Stypa | Mar 20, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
Get rid of your old, unwanted paint. Clean up your garage and basement and keep paint products out of the landfill! Pre-registration is required. Register here Accepted Materials: Urethanes Oil-based and Latex-based Paints Acrylic Paint Varnishes, Shellacs and...
by Amy Stypa | Feb 27, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
The 2026 Erie/Niagara County Rain Barrel and Composter Sale is now underway! Please see the link below for products and prices. Home There is one day for picking up orders: June 6, 2026. Details are on the web page and your order confirmation will contain the pick-up...
by Amy Stypa | Feb 23, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
The Big Shred! Lancaster, NY Help protect yourself and your family from identity theft, deed theft, and other scams by joining AARP New York for a free paper shredding event! On Thursday, April 30, 2026, AARP New York will host its annual free paper shredding event...
by Amy Stypa | Feb 23, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
As our world becomes more digital, the volume of discarded electronics—known as electronic waste or e-waste—is growing rapidly. From smartphones to laptops, printers to televisions, e-waste contains both hazardous materials and valuable metals. Thanks to advancements...
by Amy Stypa | Feb 18, 2026 | Climate Smart News, Village News
Reserve a free tree thanks to the Lancaster Library and Neighborhood Forest! Registration services | Neighborhood...
