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Events for December

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December 04, 2010 8 :00 am San Joaquin Fair Grounds Airport & Charter Way	Go Kart and Motorcycle Swap Meet Large selection of new and used go kart and motorcycle parts and accesories. Free admission to buyers, $20 sellers fee. Get there early for the best selection. opens at 8am till 2pm.
(209) 595-220
Arts-Entertainment

www.stocktonmotorplex.com

December 08, 2010 6 :00 pm Impact Teen Center 725 N El Dorado Street	Monthly YES (Youth Empowering Stockton) Meetings 2nd Wednesday of each month Youth Advocacy meeting (Teen Board) at Teen Center open to the public. Meeting Dates for 2010 are: April 14; May 12; June 9;July 14; August 11; September 8; October 13; November 10; December 8.
(209) 937-7170
Educational

December 11, 2010
9 :00 am
Delta College
5151 Pacific Ave

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event
Event: Free Electronic Waste Collection Event
When: The second Saturday of each month, From 9 am - 3 pm
Where: San Joaquin Delta College "Shima 2" Parking Lot (S2)

The following items will be accepted:

• Electronic Waste, such as TVs, computers, monitors, printers, radios, stereos, VCRs, cellular phones, telephones, etc.

• Universal Waste, including household batteries (AA, 9V, D, etc.), fluorescent light bulbs and tubes, mercury thermometers and other mercury-containing devices.

* In addition, clean, white block Styrofoam packaging will be collected at these events and sent to a local recycler (no packing peanuts or bubble wrap).

(209) 234-7994

Environmental