Help cancer patients through recycling
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The Country Sweethearts silent and live auction event isn't the only way to support the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation.
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MOSES LAKE - Two local recycling centers are putting proceeds from donated recyclable materials toward the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation. To donate your household recyclables for the cause, drop them off at Moses Lake Iron and Metal or Consolidated Disposal Services in Ephrata. The Moses Lake facility is located at 228 W. Commerce Way. Call 509-754-2468 for information on donating at the Ephrata location.
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