Decatur Square – Decatur, GA  Photo submitted by David

Rick provides us with details for the “Bulldog Bash” starting tomorrow in Oakhurst Park …

4th Annual Bulldog Bash at Oakhurst Park This Weekend

The 4th Annual Bulldog Bash hosted by Renfroe Lady Bulldogs Softball is THIS Friday and Saturday. If you love softball, love this wonderfully cool weather…come on out to catch all the action.

The tournament is Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday games start at 8:30 a.m. and goes through 9 p.m.

Volunteers are needed to help with: Concessions, Grillers, Parking help, Roamers, Field help

Here is a link to the Google spreadsheet.

Please fill your name into the time slots OR e-mail Cinnamon Sullivan (drspice@gmail.com) if you can help.

We also hope that you will come out to support RMS softball and cheer the Lady Bulldogs to victory. On Friday night, the RMS Lady Bulldogs play at 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday’s game times are dependent upon Friday’s outcome.

Support RMS/DHS softball by signing up today AND by coming to Oakhurst Park this weekend!

Today is the very last day you can turn any of those old MARTA tokens into 1-way Breeze Cards at MARTA stations.  If you have more than 10 tokens left and want to transfer them to cards, you’re gonna have to make a trip to the RideStore at Five Points or Airport station.

But this is it for those tokens.  Tomorrow their value goes from 2 bucks to chuck.

Farewell MARTA tokens.  I shall miss the metallic-y smell you left on my hands.

Cranky Old Timer sends in this info that could be useful to many of us…

Household Hazardous Waste Event sponsored by Keep DeKalb Beautiful and DeKalb County Sanitation

• Saturday, October 2nd, 2010
• 8 a.m. – 12 Noon

DeKalb County Sanitation Division

• Central Transfer Station
• 3720 Leroy Scott Drive
• Decatur, GA 30030

What are household hazardous wastes? Household hazardous wastes are products that contain potentially dangerous chemicals and are no longer in use. These items should not be disposed of in your regular trash because of its potentially harmful effects on our environment. This event will offer our County residents the opportunity to dispose of household hazardous wastes in a proper manner free of charge.

Items accepted:

Aerosols, Mercury, Batteries, Adhesives, Flammables, Lawn-care products, Automotive products, Fluorescent bulbs, Photo chemicals, Hobby and artists supplies, Paints and paint-related products, Cleaners and swimming pool chemicals,

Items NOT accepted:

Agricultural wastes, Ammunition, Bio-hazardous/Bio-medical waste, Explosives, Non-hazardous waste, Pharmaceuticals, Radioactive materials

This event is free for DeKalb County residents only. IDs required. No registration required, though we recommend that you come early.

…what would it be?

(I’m feeling particularly caffinated this morning.)