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Gaia’s, HBA partner to make recycling easier in April

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Sarah Tozer, owner of Gaia’s Market & Refillery, with the recycling box in her store. She is collecting batteries and used gift cards, and other Homewood businesses are collecting a variety of difficult-to-recycle items during April. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

Curbside recycling is easy, but what about disposing of material that doesn’t qualify for curbside pickup, like Styrofoam packing peanuts and old computers? Homewood Business Association’s effort being led by Sarah Tozer of Gaia Market &…

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Eric Crump started his first newspaper with his best friend when he was 9. It was four pages and folded after one issue. Possibly as many as two or three people read it. In 2014, about 46 years later, he started another paper, the H-F Chronicle, which is still going and has a few more readers.

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