Thompson’s Sanitary Service
PO Box 643
7450 NE Avery Street
Newport, OR 97365
541-265-7249
Lincoln County Solid Waste District
541-265-4171
Agate Beach Recycling Center
541-265-4781
Agate Transfer Station
541-265-5434
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| Simply bring your your tree to the Agate Beach Transfer Station to be recycled for free! If you would like us to pick it up curbside on your service day, a small fee will be associated. Call us for more information, 265-7249 or email us at info@thompsonsanitary.com. |
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| Thompson’s Sanitary Service unveiled it’s newest recycling program this month just as the Newport schools are opening their doors for the start of the school year. Crayon recycling, the latest recycling program brought to you by Thompson’s, collects crayon tidbits for the ultimate full circle recycling as new crayons. [more information] |
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Please check the rate link, listing our new rates, under services on the residential disposal page. Let us know if you have questions regarding your rates. Thank you! |
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Students from both Yaquina View and Sam Case elementary schools celebrated Earth Day, April 22, by visiting the Agate Beach Recycling Center to learn more about recycling. [more information] |
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Oregon E-Cycles, established by Oregon’s Electronics Recycling Law, is a new program that provides electronics recycling at no cost to households, small businesses and nonprofits, and anyone with seven or fewer items to recycle. Oregon E-Cycles is financed by electronics manufacturers, and will be in operation after Jan. 1, 2009. |
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| Sign Up Now and get a free Thompson's Sanitary Reusable Grocery Tote! [more information] |
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Thompson's Sanitary, third generation locally owned business wins 2007 OSU Austin Family Business Program's 'Excellence in Family Business' in the small business category presented at the Oregon Zoo. [more information] |
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Lifelong Newport resident and third generation business owner Rob Thompson has accepted a position on the Oregon Coast Bank Board of Directors. |