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Join Raleigh Parks And Recreation Department For The 2010 Run For The Oaks!

Run for the Oaks will be held Saturday, March 13, 2010, at 8:30 a.m. at Moore Square. Proceeds from this 5K race will go towards planting trees in Raleigh.

To register through March 5, visit www.sportoften.com

Run For The Oaks

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Downtown Traffic Alerts Through March Beltline Median Planter Maintenance


City Breaks Ground On Upper Neuse Greenway Trail
Youth Inline Hockey Registration February 1st Through 11th
Pruning Workshop At Mordecai Historic Park On February 20th
Explore The Outdoors With Nature Programs
System Integration Plans For Park Sites Kick Off
Adult Softball Registration March 1-4
Adult Softball Clinics For New Officials
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Follow The City Via Twitter!
Follow your local government via Twitter! Twitter is a free service that allows you to "follow" people or subjects via short, frequent updates. The City of Raleigh now offers Twitter users the opportunity to stay informed about the latest news and breaking events.
ClearStream Recycling Containers Available For Loan
Raleigh Recycling can assist you with recycling at your event by lending you containers. ClearStream recycling containers are easy to transport and the transparent bags make them a breeze to monitor materials. Containers are available on a first come, first serve basis. For details, click more.
Recycle Your CFL Bulbs
Compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) are lighting more homes than ever before, and Raleigh Recycling encourages our residents to use and recycle them safely. Carefully recycling CFLs prevents the release of mercury into the environment and allows for the reuse of glass, metals and other materials.