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TRASHY FASHION SHOW CONTEST (LARGO)
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- The next Trashy (Recycled) Fashion Show will be held on Saturday, April 21, 2012.
- Design "trashy fashion" clothing made from at least 75% recycled materials. See the link above for contest rules and prizes.
- The contest is provided by the City of Largo.
- Deadline for application: March 25, 2012
- View the 2011 Trashy Fashion Show winners (photos).
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RECYCLE REGATTA BOAT RACE
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- Build and race a recycled boat! Your boat must be constructed from at least 70% trash items such as plastic bottles, PVC pipe or scrap wood.
- The race is sponsored by Keep Pinellas Beautiful. The event is open to all ages.
- The Recycle Regatta will be held on April 14, 2012 at Northshore Park in St. Petersburg.
- More information:
- Trophies will be awarded to the winners.
- Deadline for entries: April 7, 2012
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EARTH DAY T-SHIRT CONTEST
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- Congratulations to the 2011 Earth Day Contest winners.
- Thank you to the 475 middle school students who submitted t-shirt designs related to this year's theme of Go Green.
- The contest was sponsored by Pinellas County Utilities.
- Winners—and their teachers—were awarded t-shirts printed with their design.
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RECYCLED INNOVATIONS CONTEST
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- Contestants invent something functional from trash items that would normally be discarded. The invention must contain at least 75% recycled materials.
- The contest is provided by the City of Largo.
- Congratulations to the 2011 Recycled Innovations Contest winners.
- Prizes were awarded to the winners.
- The contest is held every fall and winners are announced on America Recycles Day (Nov. 15).
- Start planning your entry for next year now!
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ENERGY CONSERVATION T-SHIRT CONTEST
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- Congratulations to the 2011 Energy Conservation Contest winners.
- Over 980 elementary school students submitted t-shirt designs related to saving energy at home.
- The contest was provided by Pinellas County Extension through the Pinellas Energy Efficiency Project funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. View contest information.
- Winners—and their teachers—were awarded t-shirts printed with their design.
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