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STREET CLEANING IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY 22,2013. PLEASE REMOVE YOUR VEHICLES FROM THE BOROUGH STREETS UNTIL THE AFTERNOON HOURS.

The first CONCERT IN THE PARK is scheduled for Wednesday May 29, 2013 at 7:00p.m at the Langhorne Community Park. The concerts are sponsored by the LBBA. The concert band is "One Tribe" (classic rock). Hope to see you there!!

Langhorne Council for the Arts invites the public to enjoy "Arts in the Park" on Sunday June 2,2013 from 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the corner of Bellevue and Maple Avenues in Langhorne Borough. Stroll through lovely gardens of the Richardson House, see art on display and art being made, and enjoy the sounds of local musicians. This event is weather permitting. For more information call 215-752-0854 or email info@langhornearts.org.

Take this wonderful opportunity to stroll from one event to the other!!

Historic Langhorne's Association's STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL is scheduled for Sunday June 2, 2013 from 3:00-7:00 p.m. Fresh strawberries on ice cream and cake!! Yum!! Music by " Day 2 Band". There are also craft vendors, face painting, entertainment for children and historic exhibits. Benefits the work of the Historic Langhorne Association. Located on the corner of W. Maple Ave. and Hill Avenue in Langhorne Borough.

6/12,6/26,7/10,7/24,8/7,& 8/21 -Concerts in the Park- For a list of scheduled bands stop in at borough hall for visit www.LBBA.info

June 4 through October 29th - Farmers Market every Tuesday

6/22 Langhorne Borough car show

10/ 25 - Olde Langhorne Harvest Day

12/6 - Dickens Night

*RESIDENTS - Please note that Waste Management is having an increase in prohibited medical waster such as needles and IV bags in the recyclables. Inclusion of these materials present great risks to our recyclable sorters. Please keep this in mind when putting out your recyclables.

RESIDENTS:
Pennsylvania's new electronics recylcing law takes effect in January 2013 and will mean a few changes for the residents of our community. The new law bans the disposal of TV's and computer equipment at transfer stations and landfills. Beginning January 1, 2013, route crews will no longer pick up televisions, and computer equipment for disposal. Computer equipment includes laptops, monitors, CPU's, printers, scanners, keyboards, mouses, speakers, cables and battery backups. If these items are placed at the curb they will be left there.

Here are a few other inportant points you should know about the state's new electronics recycling law:

• Households and operators of businesses with fewer than 50 employees have access to FREE recycling of TV's and computer equipment. More information about electronics recylcing service is available from Waste Managements e-cycling Web site at http://wme-cyclesinpa.com/index.jsp or from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Website at www.depweb.state.pa.us
• Counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania jointly hold electronic collection events. Please contact your county at 215-345-3414 or via email at aafectes@co.bucks.pa.us. to see when the next event will be held.
• Companies recylcing electronics in Pennsylvania must have R2 or similar certification that assures the public that any information contained in recycled devices is protected until the time the device is destroyed, and that human health and the environment are protected at all steps during the recycling process, whether the recycling occurs in the United States or abroad.