Beverly Unitarian Church at Christmas

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Hazardous and Electronic Waste Collection

 

UPCOMING EVENT:  Hazardous and Electronic Waste Collection 

The next hazardous and electronic waste collection will take place on Saturday, March 6 from 8:30 am to 10:00 am in the BUC parking lot.

(Please note that this is a change from the date that was first reported, March 20.)

The following items will be accepted, on condition that hazardous materials are properly sealed: antifreeze, used motor oil, old gasoline, oil-based paints (not acrylic or latex), paint thinners, aerosol paints, herbicides, insecticides, pesticides, lawn chemicals, solvents, drain cleaners, cleaning products, pool chemicals, hobby chemicals, mercury – fluorescent lamps and bulbs, car batteries, computer equipment, televisions, and cell phones. We cannot accept water-based paints, Freon gas, incandescent bulbs, water soluble caulk, or bio-hazardous waste. Donations to help offset transportation costs are appreciated.

You can pick up a pound of organic shade-grown coffee at BUC. It is a perfect gift or great on your own breakfast table. It is $9.00 per pound for whole bean coffee or $10 per pound for ground coffee. Contact Betsy Perrine at or at (773) 233-1420.

The next meeting of the Green Sanctuary Group is scheduled for Sunday, February 28 at 12:00 noon in the Church office. The group will discuss plans for upcoming worship services and other projects. All interested persons are invited to attend.

 

Architectural Feasibility Study is Here!

Last spring the Congregation decided to gather additional information before making a decision about whether to remain in the Castle.  A critical piece of that information has just arrived.  The architectural team has sent us the feasibility study for castle improvements and copies have been emailed to church members and friends.  We also have several hard copies to borrow in the back of the sanctuary at church.  The architects have been very thorough in their research of building codes, of historical preservation, and of green building options, in order to meets our needs for accessibility, comfort, storage, visibility and community space. 

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