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Nonprofit gets $750,000 to help elementary schools recycle cafeteria food waste

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WESTERLY — Cafeteria food recycling programs could be coming to elementary schools in Westerly and Chariho, thanks to $750,000 in grants to the R.I. School Recycling Project.
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Nonprofit gets $750,000 to help elementary schools recycle cafeteria food waste

WESTERLY — Cafeteria food recycling programs could be coming to elementary schools in Westerly and Chariho, thanks to $750,000 in grants to the R.I. School Recycling Project.

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The Westerly Sun broke the news in on Friday, November 28, 2025.
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