The Register Guard - October 14, 2009 - GLENWOOD — Mark Baker reports: "The four words on the sign at BRING Recycling tell you what the nonprofit organization does: Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Rethink.
But maybe it’s time to add one more word that begins with the 18th letter of the alphabet: Remarry.
“We need Elizabeth Taylor to get married for the seventh time,” said BRING’s executive director, Julie Daniel.
Actually, if Liz ties the knot again it would be marriage No. 9. But who’s counting?
Daniel was talking about The Chapel of Second Chances, a soon-to-be-added feature at BRING’s latest project, the Garden of Earthly Delights.
The 8,500-square-foot garden, scheduled to be done sometime next year, is being designed by Chambers Construction as an interactive outdoor learning space to teach sustainable gardening and living skills. It is part of BRING’s $2 million Planet Improvement Center that it opened on Franklin Boulevard in 2007...."
PHOTO by Paul Carter: "Workers lower one of four 3,500-pound bridge rails salvaged from an historic Gold Beach bridge into place on Tuesday morning."
