PHS Project Grad To Hold Shredding Event Saturday

Support Project Graduation and get rid of your personal documents safely!

Posted by Caitlin Marquis, April 24, 2012 at 01:52 pm

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Start cleaning out your filing cabinet!

Saturday's the day to dispose of your unneeded personal documents at .

According to the posted in Patch's calendar, the event will be held in between 9 and 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 28.

A professional shredding truck will be on hand to get the job done, and the cost will be $20 per box for up to three boxes and $5 per additional box, the event information says.

Project Graduation is a drug- and alcohol-free party for high school seniors following the graduation ceremony.

For more information, contact Lisa at (860) 342-5343 or at Lfontenault@comcast.net.

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