F CUSOn America Recycles Day 2011 City Council Meetings
Now Available on Web Citizens now have another option for watching Fayetteville City Council regular meetings, work sessions, and special meetings that have aired on Time Warner Cable Channel 7. Going forward, Council meetings will now be available to view at citizens' leisure on the City of Fayetteville website http://www.ci.fayetteville.nc.us/videos/ citycouncilmeetings.
While City Council meetings air live on Time Warner Cable Channel 7 at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month, and for playback the following Wednesday at 10 p.m., the City realizes that schedules may not permit all interested citizens citizens subscribe to Dish Network, DirecTV, or don't subscribe to a television provider at all.
Toward increasing accessibility for all citizens, Council meetings on the web play via YouTube. Making the recordings of meetings available through YouTube also means that they may be viewed on Internet enabled televisions.
Citizens may also access the meetings online by logging onto www.cityoffayetteville.org and clicking on the City Council Meetings link on the left of the page.
To increase awareness of recycling, the City of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Beautiful and Sustainable Nov. 15. This annual national event is a time for communities to show how they reduce, reuse, recycle and encourage residents to recycle more during the month of November.
multi-family units inside the Fayetteville city limits and place prize of 25 small recycling bins to give to fellow residents of their choosing in the complex. Other goodies made of recycled materials. Look for entry forms on the City's website: www.cityoffayetteville. org, then click on the "Can It!" button. Multi-family as having more than seven units, including apartments, townhomes, condominiums and mobile home parks. Submit entries by Nov. 30.
The second contest is open to any city resident. Submit a photo journal showing what you do to reduce, reuse and recycle at home or in the workplace. The top three entries receive cash prizes of $100, will receive reusable shopping bags. Send photo
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75 Pounds in 10 Months
Using Rec Center Debbie Moellenberndt was battling her weight in 2008 when she took her son to Fayetteville- workout room and a staff member showed her the machines. Moellenberndt had been walking and running but the weather had turned colder and she needed an alternative.
free.
"Health clubs can be cost prohibitive and the Pine just north of Fayetteville," Moellenberndt said.
She began using an elliptical machine, a cross between an upright bicycle and a stair climber. Moellenberndt also used the treadmill, a Nautilus machine, other machines, and did abdominal Yoga workouts with exercise balls.
The result was tremendous. In 10 months, she lost 75 pounds. In addition, her lifestyle has changed. continued next page
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