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Citywide involvement in the Cans for Cash City Recycling Challenge began Monday and will run through the month of April. The owner and management at the Dairy Queen in Sidney agreed to award the Sidney Public School that collects the most weight in cans per student average with a Dilly Bar Party. Pictured are Dairy Queen manager, Heather Gonzalez (left), and the Director of Keep Sidney Beautiful, Cheryl Jones (right).
Monday marked the first day of Sidney’s citywide efforts competing in the Cans for Cash City Recycling Challenge, and today is the first day schools will be participating in the challenge.
Not only do Sidney students have the enticement that comes with cleaning up their city and recycling for the challenge, the owner of Dairy Queen, Craig Shannon, has also given them an additional incentive.
According to the manager of the establishment, Heather Gonzalez, Dairy Queen employees said that they will be offering “the Sidney school that collects the most weight in cans per student average with a Di...
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