Everyday Heroes: Company recycles what Portland doesn't
Allison Kamilos is doing her part to protect the environment. She places items in a Ridwell box outside her Northeast Portland home to be picked up every other
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Allison Kamilos is doing her part to protect the environment. She places items in a Ridwell box outside her Northeast Portland home to be picked up every other
Larry Lee Franzen, age 73 of Fredericksburg, passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 25, 2023 at at Unity Point- Allen Hospital in Waterloo.
One of the favourite days of the year for local youngsters and comic enthusiasts took place Saturday at several locations in downtown Windsor.
The subscription-based recycling service, which began in Seattle in 2018, now operates in six states with 75,000 customers, including 20,000 in the Portland area.
In less than two weeks, Portland recycling service Ridwell will launch its own plastic clamshell recycling program. Author: Keely Chalmers (KGW) Updated: 12:13 PM PDT May 14, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — A Portland company up has come up with a way to deal with those plastic to-go containers often called "clamshells." They are no doubt a headache. You can't put them in curbside recycling and they seem to be almost everywhere these days. They've been widely used in these COVID times. Clamshell containers hold salads, berries, food-to-go. The problem? They can't go in...