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GreenFest downtown this Saturday
GSU Center for Sustainability to host annual event
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Anastasia James, top left, helps Greg Peden, 4, and mom Angie create art from recycled bottle caps during the 2014 GreenFest hosted by the Georgia Southern University Center for Sustainability in downtown Statesboro.
Georgia Southern University's Center for Sustainability holds its annual GreenFest, spotlighting recycling, reuse, conservation and other eco-friendly lifestyle choices, this Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in downtown Statesboro. The university's announcement asserts that GreenFest "brings town and gown together." GSU President Jaimie Hebert, Ph.D., and Darron Burnette, president and CEO of Sea Island Bank and chair of the Blue Mile Committee, will give remarks at noon on the courthouse lawn, and more than 40 vendors and exhibitors will share sustainability information and eco-friendly products.
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