NORWOOD, OH (FOX19) - Keep Cincinnati Beautiful and Whole Foods Market are inviting residents to take part in a unique recycling event, aptly named the “One Stop Drop”, in honor of Earth Month.

Residents are encouraged to participate by bringing hard-to-recycle items like electronic waste and plastic grocery bags to one convenient drop off location for free recycling.

One Stop Drop will take place on Saturday, April 13 from 10am - 2pm at the Whole Foods Market parking lot at Rookwood Commons in Norwood.

Acceptable items include:

• Electronic waste
• Cell phones and chargers
• Number 5 plastics such as butter tubs and yogurt containers
• Plastic grocery bags
• Used writing instruments like pens, Sharpies, Expo markers, and caps

Local electronics recycler 2TRG will provide free recycling for a wide variety of electronic waste including computer monitors, audio equipment, printers, and more.

OAKLEY, OH (FOX19) - A sold out bowling fundraiser will have FOX19 joining forces with 700 WLW to benefit Big Brother Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati.

The annual Bowl for Kids event is being held on Saturday, April 13 at Madison Bowl in Oakley. More than 120 bowlers will vie for high scorer and highest fund-raising titles. A limbo contest, other prizes and area mascots are some highlights of the beach-themed event.

Television viewers and radio listeners can support Team Fox 19 and Team 700 WLW by going to www.bigsforkids.org <http://www.bigsforkids.org> and contributing to the team of their choice. They're also welcome to attend the Bowl For Kids' Sake and make a donation at Madison Bowl.

Attending from Fox 19 is the weather team of Steve Horstmeyer, Frank Marzullo, Katy Morgan and Jeff Creighton. Attending from 700 WLW, Eddie Fingers, Seg Dennison, Brian Combs, Chuck Ingram and Jack Crumley.

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