Recycle Your Campaign Signs
11/04/2008

Yes, I’m registered to vote.  Who is Bill Sizemore?  What is Jeff Merkley eating?  After millions of dollars have been spent on canvassing the country on advertising and people to help spread the word, it’s time to pack it up and recycle those campaign yard signs.  

For locations in Hillsboro, NE, and SE please visit www.northwestfibers.com.

In Gresham, until November 15th, please drop off your signs at Gresham City Hall in the west parking lot, 1333 N.W. Eastman Parkway.

For Marion County, until November 22nd, please go to:
Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station located approximately one mile east of Interstate 5, near the Gaffin Road Exit #4 on Highway 22. On Monday through Friday 8-5 pm

North Marion Recycling and Transfer Stations located north of the Woodburn Factory Outlet Stores at 17827 Whitney Lane NE and is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

By Jonathan Davis
 

Other User's Reviews   Maria Cahill , 12/12/2008 Or, if you have Obama signs, hang on to them for four more years. He's already indicated that he'll be running for president again in four years! Was this review?   Witty (116)   Helpful (124)   Smart (104)

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