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October 2010

Contest between schools to recycle outdated phone directories kicks off
Each participating school will have the opportunity to earn money based on the amount of outdated directories that are collected. Last year, 28 tons of phone directories were recycled.
October 21, 2010
'A Monumental Affair' charette will tackle West 38th Street corridor development
Participants will tackle reinvigoration of this commercial area through the integration of art, nature and beauty
October 18, 2010
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful will celebrate NeighborWoods month with 20,000th tree planting
On Wednesday, October 20, KIB will celebrate this urban forestry effort by planting the program's 20,000th tree. A little over four years ago, KIB planted its first tree towards their NeighborWoods goal at Washington Irving Elementary School; this year they will return to that location to plant the 20,000th tree with students and community partners. The planting will begin at 10:00 a.m.
October 11, 2010
The Interchange of Art and Nature: A Greener Welcome
Thousands of Lilly volunteers to enhance Indianapolis I-70 Corridor Six miles of I-70 to temporarily close for safety
October 06, 2010
trees planted since 2006.
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