Ana Ziel, 5, daughter of Donna Ziel of Whitefish Bay, works with pieces of wood at a display by Greener Roofs and Gardens, Milwaukee design and landscape company run by John LaPointe. The company set out various cut-out shapes of timber near their booth which proved to be a magnet for children. It was part of the many activities at the Green Day in the Bay event at Cahill Square in Whitefish Bay on Saturday, May 5, 2012. There were displays by garden clubs and civic groups, a drop-off for old electronics and computers, an introduction to Whitefish Bay's part in Bird City Wisconsin, and a bike drive for donations of old bikes.
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A carton full of old corroded batteries was among the pile of discarded eletronics and computers being accepted during the Green Day in the Bay event at Cahill Square in Whitefish Bay on Saturday, May 5, 2012. There were displays by garden clubs and civic groups, a drop-off for old electronics and computers, an introduction to Whitefish Bay's part in Bird City Wisconsin, and a bike drive for donations of old bikes.
Credit: ERNIE MASTROIANNI
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Isabel Wertz, 5, daughter of Tamara Miller of Whitefish Bay, builds a tower out of pieces of wood at a display by Greener Roofs and Gardens, Milwaukee design and landscape company run by John LaPointe. The company set out various cut-out shapes of timber near their booth which proved to be a magnet for children. It was part of the many activities at the Green Day in the Bay event at Cahill Square in Whitefish Bay on Saturday, May 5, 2012. There were displays by garden clubs and civic groups, a drop-off for old electronics and computers, an introduction to Whitefish Bay's part in Bird City Wisconsin, and a bike drive for donations of old bikes.
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Jannette Orchard, a member of the Whitefish Bay Garden Club, gives away pine cone bird feeders during the Green Day in the Bay event at Cahill Square in Whitefish Bay on Saturday, May 5, 2012. With the addition of peanut butter and bird seed in the pine cones, Orchard said it was a good way to attract birds, but not the squirrels. It was part of the many activities, including displays by garden clubs and civic groups, a drop-off for old electronics and computers, an introduction to Whitefish Bay's part in Bird City Wisconsin, and a drive for donations of old bikes.
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Joey McMahon (left) a Whitefish Bay High School student, volunteers his time during the Green Day in the Bay event at Cahill Square in Whitefish Bay on Saturday, May 5, 2012. He helped residents who were dropping off old electronics and computers as part of the event. At right is Nathan Roth, of Whitefish Bay, who was bringing in an obsolete laptop computer.
Credit: Ernie Mastroianni
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