We had a great time celebrating summer the TESC way. If you missed it do not worry. We have recorded all the events and you can click on the YouTube link here to access all 12 videos – https://youtu.be/ethFrkgCXXc?list=PLr4VWbA4QRpLvtlSRFptVZXq9puHl-toh
Come and celebrate summer with us.
Rain got you down? Too hot to go outside?
Do not worry we have you covered.
Celebrate summer the TESC way. Start your day with meditation and yoga. Learn about birds and bees. Cook with Omayra. Join us for drink at Broken Bow and listen to live music.
And the best part is, you can do it everyday.
Now that spring is here we are going to see a lot of bees on the honey run. We, at TESC, love our bees and want to educate our community about the benefits of bees. Please watch Erin, our own amateur beekeeper, talk about the wonderful creature. And feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Join us (and communities all over the world) on April 22nd to celebrate Earth Day. There are various events (digital) throughout the world that you can join and enjoy for FREE. Here is the link – https://www.earthday.org/earth-day-2020/#map
In this video, shot during the 3rd Annual Tuckahoe DPW Day, Donald talks about our composting program. He also gives a step-by-step description of how you can become a part of this wonderful program
On April 2nd 2020, Yeager Room of the Bronxville Library, 201 Pondfield Road, 7 p.m. Nick Guntli of the New York Horticultural Society will discuss, “Green Gardening Practices and Why They Matter.” This event is free and open to all. It is sponsored by the Bronxville Green Committee, the Boulder Ledge Garden Club, the Working Gardeners of Bronxville, and the Bronxville Beautification Council.
Beginning March 1st, 2020 retail stores will no longer provide, single-use plastic bags. Please get in the habit of bringing your own reusable bags when you go shopping.
People often wonder what bag should they use. The right answer is – any bag that you can reuse is fine. Does not matter whether it is plastic, paper, or canvas bag as long as you reuse them over and over again.
More details at -> NYSDEC
It has begun, the Village of Tuckahoe has started its food scrap recycling program! Residents can now bring ALL food scraps to the Food Scrap Drop-off Site at the Tuckahoe Recycling Center / DPW – at 15 Marbledale Road
FOOD SCRAPS ACCEPTED ITEMS:
Fruits and Vegetables (no stickers, bands and ties)
Meat and Poultry (bones ok)
Fish and Shellfish (shells ok)
Dairy Products
Bread and Pasta
Rice and Grains
Egg Shells
Chips and Snacks
Nuts and Seeds
Leftover and Spoiled Food
Coffee Grounds (paper filters ok)
Tea Bags (no staples)
Paper Towels and Napkins
Cut Flowers
Compostable Bags (no plastic bags)
No plastic bags
No wipes
No trash
No plastic, glass, metal
Please come and attend the presentation by Sustainable Westechester on alternative Green Energy sources for our village. This could be a choice for all residences of Tuckahoe so please come.
Community Center (71 Columbus Avenue, Tuckahoe 10707) on 23rd January 2020 at 7:00PM
Come meet us on Saturday October 26 th , 2019
Between 10:00am – 2:00pm
Tuckahoe DPW Facility & Main Street Park
15 Marbledale Road, Tuckahoe
Public Open House
Events:
Meet the members of :
Tuckahoe Environmental SUSTAINABLE COMMITTEE (tesc)
Tuckahoe Beautification Committee
Tuckahoe Tree Committee
Tuckahoe Library – Stories & Songs and What’s New @ Your Library
Enjoy:
Love ‘em & Leave ‘em Demonstration
Composting & Food Scrap recycling program
Recycling Do’s and Don’ts
Furniture Sharehouse Program
Environmental & sustainable initiatives
Trucks & Equipment displayed
Children & Adults can sit behind the driver’s seat
Trolley Rides
Vendors
Refreshments & Raffles & Much More
Tuckahoe Environmental Sustainability Committee 