Old Stone Mill Center Working on Waste-reducing Initiatives
ADAMS, Mass. — Leni Fried and Mike Augspurger have turned the Old Stone Mill Center into a "Zero Waste" maker space. The two updated the Board of Health last...
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ADAMS, Mass. — Leni Fried and Mike Augspurger have turned the Old Stone Mill Center into a "Zero Waste" maker space. The two updated the Board of Health last...
It will soon be a state code violation to throw out textiles, from T-shirts to mattresses, into the trash. There are already plenty of options available to recycle these items
ADAMS, Mass. — Leni Fried and Mike Augspurger have turned the Old Stone Mill Center into a "Zero Waste" maker space. The two updated the Board of Health last...
PITTSFIELD â Generous Berkshire County residents have gifted 26 repurposed bicycles to adults and children in an African village for their own means of personal transportation. The bikes had been donated to the Old Stone Mill Center, where they were retrofitted with wooden racks so residents of Bikie and two neighboring villages in the Republic of Congo can haul 100 pounds or more of crops and goods to market, get children to school or handle passengers. Volunteers on Sunday morning loaded the adapted bikes into a shipping container parked at Affordable Self Storage on Fourth St. The ped...
ADAMS â In Pauline Dongalaâs home village of Bikie, in the Lekoumou region of the Republic of Congo, where the chief mode of transportation is walking, few people own bicycles, so, most schoolchildren have to walk the 4 miles or more to fetch water and produce for the home, and to get to school every day. Last summer, during a visit to Adams, Dongala and her friend, Yolanda Minondo, got to talking with Leni Fried and Mike Augspurger, owners of the Old Stone Mill Center Zero Waste Maker Space. The center is dedicated to taking industrial surplus and turning it into reusable items for...