The District would like to thank and congratulate Mary Ann Pezel.  We had the privilege of meeting Ms. Pezel.  Ms. Pezel should be an example to all of us.  She works hard to practice what she preaches.  She cares about her environment and its health.  Ms. Pezel recycles every thing and every thing she possibly can.  She will also encourage others to do so also, if they choose not to she will volunteer to do so herself.  Ms. Pezel is an all around good person and recycler!

The District would like to thank and congratulate Christ Lutheran Church in Massillon.  They have done a fantastic job taking care of their church and community.  For the past five years the church and its families have worked very hard to become greener by taking responsibility.  Some of their program include but are not limited to aluminum, paper, batteries, weekly flower containers, and plastic recycling.  Thank you Christ Lutheran for being great stewards of our environment!

The District would like to thank and congratulate Massillon Cable. For the past three years Massillon Cable has worked to achieve greener practices threw out their business.  Massillon Cable purchased their own bailer for cardboard, recycles aluminum, steel, and plastic through the premises, removes and recycles batteries, recycles paper, encourages employees to bring in their own recyclables, recycles old cable equipment and continues to look at all areas of business to reduce consumption and greenhouse emissions.Many businesses could learn a lesson or two from Massillon’s exemplary initiative to keep our planet green.

Over the years AMEC’s recycling efforts have extended the life of landfills, created a good public image, reduced air, water, and land pollution, and obtained revenue from the sale of recycled materials.  AMEC not only recycles and has been recycling for a long time, they also recycle as a team.  The whole organization is behind the effort and supports it willingly and wholeheartedly.