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Updated: 8:41 PM Dec 2, 2008
Go Green With City Officials at HEB
It doesn't take much to go green. There are simple tasks you can do to help out the environment. And here at KBTX, we've got something to help you go green.
Posted: 3:08 PM Dec 2, 2008Reporter: KBTX News Email Address: news@kbtx.com |
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It does not take much to go green. There are simple tasks you can do to help out the environment, and here at KBTX, we have got something to help you go green.
Tuesday and Wednesday Bob French along with the Mayors from Bryan & College Station will be bagging groceries and handing out canvas shopping bags. For every bag KBTX gives out, HEB will match it with one of theirs. If you want to be green, or just see Bob and the Mayors bagging, head to the Bryan HEB on Villa Maria Tuesday from 5 to 6 in the evening. If you cannot make it to Bryan location, Bob will also be making a stop in College Station on Wednesday from 5 p.m. 6 p.m.
The give away is part of a joint sponsorship between the two cities and KBTX Media.
Latest Comments
Posted by: Patti Ann
Location: CS
on Dec 5, 2008 at 07:29 AM
HEB is a wonderful place to shop. The prices are good. No sense in shopping at Walmart where you are treated like garbage. HEB provides outstanding customer service.
Posted by: Susie
Location: CS
on Dec 5, 2008 at 06:52 AM
I use the canvas bags and I love them. They are easier to carry, and sturdier. I wonder if LW washes all those cans before placing all that bacteria in her pantry. That sounded like a lame excuse to me. BTW, I love shopping at HEB. The prices are pennies more, but the customer service and variety more than makes up for it. And if you need a pharmacy, theirs is the best. You wont be treated like s@*# like the bigger guy in town treat you.
Posted by: Richard
Location: Bryan
on Dec 4, 2008 at 10:22 PM
If the cities want to be "greener" Why doesn't Bryan start a good recycling system. I'd put my plastic and paper in a container to be picked up each week. We are so behind around here its pitiful. It may cost more then it saves but you have to start somewhere and the city waste money on worse stuff then that. My 2 cents..
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