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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Voting begins for Largo's Recycled Innovations Contest
Posted by Jason Green on Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 1:00 PM
The local elections will be decided Tuesday night, but voting for the City of Largo Recycled Innovations Contest has just begun. This online contest encouraged innovators of all ages to make a use-able items with the contents of their trash can.
Eligible recycled innovations range from kitty litter box hanging gardens to baby food container space savers and more. The innovators went beyond traditional recycling and re-purposed their trash into items that may be reused for daily activities.
Contestants will vie for innovative prizes such a solar/wind powered charges for cell phones, MP3 players and other electronics, environmental board games, and learning toys to name a few. Prizes will be awarded to the greatest innovators in various age categories: Junior Innovators, Tween Innovators, and MacGyvers.
The winners will be decided exclusively by web-based voters at www.LargoRecycles.com. Voters need not be Largo residents to make their vote count.
Recycled Innovation Contest Winners will be announced via e-mail on America Recycles Day, November 15. To vote online log on to www.LargoRecycles.com, or for more information call 727-586-7424.
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