Category: reflective vest

Every day we know the stories of animal abuse, such as the case we made known this Tuesday, in the region of Los Lagos, where a dog ended up with her head inside a bottle.

 

However, there are also cases that are worth noting, such as the story of Luli and the man who rescued her from the street.

 

Jorge Olivarez worked for the garbage collection company Gestión Ambiente in Puerto Montt. It was mid last year and winter was present in the area.

 

In conversation with Biobío Chile, Olivarez reported that one day as he passed by the pickup truck around the corner of Casa San Jorge, an unusual companion joined.

 

Almost always accompanied, the little dog began to escort the worker, who happened to have a connection with what is now his pet.

 

Moreover, he said that his company had become so routine that even a small reflective vest was adapted so that nothing happened to him on the way and thus avoid an accident.

 

By blocks, Luli accompanied them on foot, however, when he was tired he would go alone to the truck to rest.

 

One more of the family

So it happened about a year and the “work” of Luli ended but did not return to the street.

 

Jorge Olivarez said that the dog was fond of him, so he decided to take charge of her. In this sense, the worker thanked the gesture of the woman who decided to sponsor the dog, so that later he could adopt her.

 

Now it has its corresponding chip, new clothes, a necklace with the number of its owners and most importantly, a warm house where to live.

 

Luli became part of the family of Alvarez, who also has two fox terriers and a poodle, who adapted very well to the presence of the new member.

 

“This is your home” added Jorge.

The Association of Parents of Pupils (APE) Villefagnan organizes a semi-nocturnal hike that will take place on Saturday, October 20 from the village hall.

 

The proposed distance will be 6km or 12km, the start will be possible from 18 to 20 hours. A hot meal will be served for 10 € for adults and 5 € for children. On the menu: aperitif, soup on the farm, then the suite on arrival at the village hall: hot dish, cheese, apple pie.

 

It will bring cutlery and bring a reflective vest and a lamp. Register no later than Tuesday, October 16, bulletin to be given to teachers with the payment to the order of the Association of Parents of Pupils (APE) Villefagnan.

The move to the incentive fee is approaching. Redon Agglomeration is preparing by distributing, by the end of the year, new bins, which signify the end of the yellow bags.

 

Why? How?

 

Why is Redon distributing new bins?

 

Because the move from the garbage collection tax (TEOM) at the incentive fee (IR) is approaching. Specifically, it will allow a more equitable pricing, because proportional to the service rendered, rather than the rental value of the home. For this, Redon Agglomeration changes its mode of collection.

 

This will allow him to publish a blank bill from 2019, to raise awareness. The first “real” bill of the incentive fee will be distributed in 2020.

 

How does the new system work?

For the moment, only the collection service (and not its pricing) is evolving. By the end of the year, residents of Redon will each receive a new bin for garbage, but also a new bin, which replaces the yellow bags. The latter will no longer be used since it will be necessary to put the packages in bulk in the yellow bin.

 

The size is adapted according to the number of inhabitants: for example, for one person, the gray bin will have a capacity of 120 liters and the yellow of 140 liters. For groups (7 people and more), two bins will make 660 liters.

 

When will these bins arrive?

The town of Sainte-Marie is the first to receive these new bins. Then, the others will follow. To distribute them, the agglomeration community mandated the ACP society, which recruited about twenty ambassadors (photo).

 

They will go to several thousand addresses, up to three times, between 11 am and 7:30 pm, Tuesday through Friday, or Saturday, 9 am to 2:30 pm. It will be necessary to make an appointment since, when everyone will be equipped, the old bins and yellow bags will not be collected any more.

 

Why take ambassadors?

Equipped with a yellow reflective vest and a guide to good practices, they will be able to answer residents’ questions about the new collection. Because it is not that the trash can change, but what can be put in it. Thus, the yellow bin will welcome all packaging, without exception. Including pots, trays and plastic film.

 

This will lighten the gray trash. “This is the culmination of our work to improve sorting and reduce our impact on the environment, while controlling costs,” says Yvonne Maher, vice president of waste at Redon agglomeration.

 

And the collection days?

To adapt to the implementation of individual bins, schedules and collection days will be modified to adapt to this new operation. Starting October 1st, a collection calendar will be placed in each mailbox.

The parents of students of an institute of Malaga protest because the course has begun in barracks and in minimum conditions of hygiene and security.

 

The parents of the young students of the Rincon de la Victoria Institute, in Malaga, protest the conditions in which their children have started the course.

 

These parents report that they have started school in barracks, in prefabricated classrooms that are not licensed. These classrooms do not meet the minimum conditions of hygiene and safety. The parents assume that the students have a bathroom for 240 children and have neither light nor playground.

 

The children have had to come with a construction helmet and a reflective vest.

For some young schoolchildren the daily commute to school is done every day by bike.

 

Road safety takes the opportunity to remind parents that it is essential to sensitize them to the traps of the road and traffic whether in town or in the countryside.

 

“Teach your child to respect signage, signs, lights, markings on the ground, and drive well to the right, use bike lanes when they exist and reach out to indicate which way he wants to turn.”

 

Equipment question, first of all, the first thing to remember is that on a bike, wearing a helmet is mandatory for children under 12 years old. “It protects the head in case of a fall, one of the most fragile parts of the body,” say the specialists.

 

To protect your hands, elbows and knees from falling, you can also encourage your child to wear equipment such as elbow pads, kneepads, gloves and wrist guards.

 

Finally, to be clearly visible, small cyclists as well as adults can also put on a retro-reflective vest. Not required but highly recommended for more security!

Everyone knows the “men in yellow”, which ensure cleanliness in the city center and on the Rhine promenade. These are now celebrating an anniversary. For ten years, there is the garden group.

 

“Cleaning is just a task. We also cut hedges and rose beds, mow lawns, fill gravel paths and irrigate the green space. “says Peter, who heads the group. And casting the plants was a special challenge in the hot and dry summer.

 

Currently, seven people with Handy cap belong to the team of Peter. Alexander Wagner, Frank, Sven Schmidt, Thorsten, Tobias, Dennis and Steffen like their work. “Working in the fresh air is fun,” said Frank.

 

On the occasion of the anniversary Mayor Peter accompanied the group on Monday over the Rhine promenade and through the city – equipped with a reflective vest and tongs. “We are grateful that we see you every day in the city. In wind and weather you ensure cleanliness,” praised the mayor. An elderly lady told him that she was always happy to see the “men in yellow” because they not only cleanse everything, they also always have a smile for them. Peter said.

 

The mayor diligently picked up paper, packets of cigarettes and bottle caps and wondered about the cigarette butts. “That’s alarming when you know how a fag can harm drinking water,” he said. The members of the garden group go through the city three times a day, traveling from eight to 15.30. They spend their breakfast break at the team Center, having lunch at KLK’s canteen.

 

The garden group was an important step on the way to inclusion, explained Peter, a trained car mechanic and master chimney sweeper, who after a retraining became the head of the garden and landscape team. “The goal is to get the boys into the general job market,” he said. That worked so far once. Within the group, the employees are encouraged and trained, learn how to use garden tools and machines that are used for garden maintenance.

 

After the tour, the team planted a sweet chestnut – Tree of the Year 2018 – Park as a thank-you and sign of their long-term cooperation.

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Andreas, Managing Director of the team, personally thanked Hine for the good cooperation.