As honeybees continue to disappear at an alarming rate, filmmakers George Langworthy and Maryam Henein probe the political, economic, and ecological overtones of "Colony Collapse Disorder." In illustrating the ancient connection between the human race and the honeybee, Langworthy and Henein attempt not only to solve this disturbing mystery, but to provide us with suggestions for reversing it. 1hr, 27 mins

This free event, sponsored by Engineering Resource Associates will feature a range of informative environmental education displays; vendors offering sustainable products and services; and fun games, activities and entertainment for all ages. This event is also being supported by Unilock, Working Bikes, Hitchcock Design Group, Pizzo, The Enterprise and Upland Design.

Textile Collection at the County Office Building Monday through Friday during normal business hours in ccoperation with USAgain. This event will accept clothing, tableclothes, linens, drapes, towels, shoes, and more. Bring items for reuse and recycling. See Scott Slocum from WJOL AM1340 on Friday morning 6am-9:00am

Textile Collection at the County Office Building Monday through Friday during normal business hours in ccoperation with USAgain. This event will accept clothing, tableclothes, linens, drapes, towels, shoes, and more. Bring items for reuse and recycling. See Scott Slocum from WJOL AM1340 on Friday morning 6am-9:00am

Dr. Steingraber will give a presentation in the JJC Theatre at 6 p.m. After the presentation, a dessert reception and book signing will be held.

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Textile Collection at the County Office Building Monday through Friday during normal business hours in ccoperation with USAgain. This event will accept clothing, tableclothes, linens, drapes, towels, shoes, and more. Bring items for reuse and recycling. See Scott Slocum from WJOL AM1340 on Friday morning 6am-9:00am

Saturday
May 19, 2012
Village of Homer Glen
Earth Day~Arbor Day
at The Konow Farm
located near 167th St. & Cedar Rd.
Exhibitors and Demonstrators

Bring unwanted electronics and household chemicals such as oil-based paint, stains and variishes, along with oil, antifreeze, old gasoline, brake fluid, pesticides, fertilizers, cleaning products and more to this one-day collection event. It is free of charge for Will County residents. Other items include: pool chemicals, recharagable batteries, lead-acid batteries, compact fluorescent lights, aerosol products & lawn chemicals. Special recycling options for clothing, foam plastic, scrap metal.

Multiple organizations joining efforts to create a sustainabiliy fair for the whole family. This 3rd annual event features entertainment, information booths, recycling and more. 2012 Event moving from Black Road Library to Joliet Jr. College.