Trash Mobs
Muscle Powered Trash Mob Did It Again
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Thu, 06/27/2019 - 9:48amLast Saturday morning 15 intrepid Carson City area "Trash Mobbers" came out to clean up the wetlands to protect the birds and wildlife. We met near the Humane Society on Airport and then walked along the Carson Freeway Multi-Use two thirds of mile to access the wetlands area.
Muscle Powered Trash Mob cleaned up at East Silver Saddle Ranch on Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Sat, 04/20/2019 - 2:39pmWe met in the large parking area at East Silver Saddle Ranch on Sierra Vista Lane and spread out to clear trash between the Carson River and Sierra Vista Lane. Things have improved a lot since the improvements have been put in by Carson City Public Works and Parks, Recreation, and Open Space but we were still able to find about 360 pounds of trash.
Carson City's Muscle Powered Trash Mob collects nearly 600 pounds of waste Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Sun, 03/24/2019 - 5:54pmThis Saturday morning 19 intrepid Carson City area "Trash Mobbers" came out in the drizzle to pick up what others left behind. We met at the south end of North Lompa Lane and everyone spread out along the Multi-Use Path to gather nearly 600 pounds of trash from that point south to 5th street.
Muscle Powered Trash Mob this Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Thu, 07/12/2018 - 11:35amThe new parking area at East Silver Saddle Ranch on Sierra Vista Lane in Carson City is in and it is looking good. This Saturday will be a chance for Trash Mob volunteers to clean up the area and make it attractive to families.
Girl Scout Troop donates gloves to Carson City's Muscle Powered's Trash Mob
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Wed, 06/27/2018 - 2:53pmArea Girl Scout Troop No. 35 recently raised money to purchase children-sized gloves for Carson City's Muscle Powered Trash Mob.
Muscle Powered Trash Mob
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Mon, 03/12/2018 - 12:02pmUPDATE: This event has been canceled due to weather.
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WHERE: Meet in the parking lot for the Multi-Purpose Athletic Center
1860 Russell Way
Trash Mobs are of 1 hour duration. We provide bags, gloves and pick up sticks. Please wear closed toed shoes and long sleeves and pants are recommended.
We will be clearing the Fulstone Wetlands the Multi-Use Path north from the Boys & Girls Club and (hopefully) the NDOT Right of Way between the fence and the sound wall. If you have rubber boots and want to focus on the wetlands please bring them.
Saturday's Trash Mob to Clean Up East Bank of Carson River
Submitted by editor on Tue, 01/16/2018 - 1:50pmThe local nonprofit Muscle Powered is known in the community as an organization that promotes walking and biking as healthy, green transportation alternatives. According to their website, Muscle Powered's motto is "Walk, Bike, Build," and along with building comes maintenance.
Saturday's Trash Mob focuses on Carson City multi-use trail
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Tue, 08/22/2017 - 2:04pmTrash Mobs are a grassroots community effort coordinated by Muscle Powered volunteers to keep the walkways and bike paths around Carson City free of litter.
The monthly, one-hour events take place at various locations around town that are in need of cleaning. Volunteers, who are supplied with work gloves and trash bags by Muscle Powered staff, remove litter from areas often used by citizens for recreational purposes such as walking, jogging or cycling.
Carson City Parks and Recreation Community Service Awards Ceremony on July 12
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Sun, 07/02/2017 - 9:07pmThe Foundation for Carson City Parks and Recreation will present Community Service Awards for year 2017 recipients in a brief ceremony on Wednesday, July 12, 2017, at 5:30 p.m. at the monument at the entrance to the Marv Teixeira Pavilion in Mills Park.
Muscle Powered Celebrates Earth Day with Trash Mob
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Thu, 04/20/2017 - 10:21pmSaturday, April 22 is Earth Day, an event that was first observed in 1970 and now encompasses over 190 countries around the globe. Muscle Powered will be doing its part to help make Carson City, and in turn the world, a better place by holding a Trash Mob on Earth Day.
Trash Mob to clean up Highway 50 bike path this Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Thu, 03/16/2017 - 3:00pmTrash Mobs are a grassroots community effort coordinated by Muscle Powered volunteers to keep the walkways and bike paths around Carson City free of littler. The one-hour events take place on the third Saturday of each month at various locations around town.
Trash Mob 'Hits' Downtown Carson City
Submitted by editor on Tue, 11/15/2016 - 11:24pmMany people in Carson City have had an opportunity to enjoy the beautiful pedestrian and bicycle friendly downtown corridor since it officially opened Oct. 28. With its wide sidewalks and bike lanes, downtown Carson City is something we all can be very proud of. Let’s show everyone that we love our new downtown corridor by doing our part and keeping it clean.
Trash Mob to Clean Up Carson River Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Mon, 08/22/2016 - 4:00pmYou may consider Muscle Powered a hiking and biking organization, and you wouldn't be wrong. But Muscle Powered's motto is "Walk, Bike, Build," and it is the "Build" part of the motto that is sometimes overlooked. With the official opening of the Ash to Kings Trail last season, the building aspect of Muscle Powered's motto was highlighted.
Carson City Trash Mob returns Saturday to cleanup freeway multi-use trail
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Thu, 04/14/2016 - 7:29amTrash Mobs are a grass-roots community effort to keep the walkways and bike paths around Carson City free of littler. For just one hour on the third Saturday of each month, Muscle Powered holds the events at various locations around town. Volunteers, who are supplied with work gloves and trash bags by Muscle Powered staff, remove litter from areas often used by citizens of Carson City for recreational purposes such as walking, jogging, or cycling.
Trash Mob to Clean Up Carson River Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Fri, 03/18/2016 - 3:40pmYou may consider Muscle Powered a hiking and biking organization, and you wouldn't be wrong. But Muscle Powered's motto is "Walk, Bike, Build," and it is the "Build" part of the motto that is sometimes overlooked. With the official opening of the Ash to Kings Trail last season, the building aspect of Muscle Powered's motto was highlighted. But along with building comes maintaining. Volunteers from Muscle Powered often assist with maintaining the area's trails, cutting back encroaching brush, or building sustainable features into a trail in order to prevent erosion.
Trash Mob to Clean Up Greenbelt Park
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Wed, 02/17/2016 - 5:02pmYou use them. Now's your chance to do your part and maintain them. Help keep the walkways and bike paths of Carson City beautiful and free of litter. This Saturday, Feb. 20 from 8-9 am, at Greenbelt Park, just north of Office Depot and PetSmart along the south end of Stewart Street, Muscle Powered will be holding a Trash Mob.
Trash Mobs Keeping Carson City Clean
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Fri, 11/13/2015 - 7:44pmHave you heard about the volunteers who have been cleaning up litter around Carson City? Maybe you've seen a group of people removing trash early one Saturday morning and wondered who was behind the effort. Well, chances are you were a witness to a Trash Mob.
This Saturday: Trash Mob Keeping Hiking and Biking Paths Clean in Carson City
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Wed, 10/14/2015 - 10:12pmMuscle Powered, the local non-profit organization that advocates for cycling and walking, is continuing their monthly clean-up project called Trash Mobs. The Trash Mob meets on the third Saturday of every month for an hour to clean up litter along Carson City's walking and biking paths.
Muscle Powered's August Trash Mob is this Saturday
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Fri, 08/14/2015 - 7:19amMuscle Powered, the local non-profit organization that advocates for a walkable and bikeable Carson City, is hosting a Trash Mob Saturday morning, August 15 along the Lone Mountain trail located north of the cemetery in Carson City.
Trash Mob Looking for Volunteers to Clean Up Carson
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Mon, 08/10/2015 - 9:21amTrash Mobs are a grassroots effort (based on the popular flash mobs) with the intention of keeping the Carson City walkways and bikeways free of litter.
Designed to make it convenient for people with busy schedules to give back to their community, Trash Mobs take place on the third Saturday of each month from 8-9 a.m.
Volunteers in Carson City's first Trash Mob set out to tidy up the town
Submitted by Rachel Spacek on Sat, 07/18/2015 - 8:50amVolunteers participated in Carson City's first Trash Mob bright and early Saturday morning, setting their sights and trash bags on the south side of College Parkway near the I-580 overpass.
Volunteer Randy Gaa said he noticed the trash along the multi-use path and wanted to do something about it. As a member of Muscle Powered, a community group that advocates bicycling and pedestrian friendly development, he brought up his concerns to Donna Inversin, Muscle Powered's president.
Saturdays are meant for easy rides with Muscle Powered, Carson City Parks and Rec
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Fri, 07/17/2015 - 3:33pmSaturdays, 9:40 am through summer is the kind of organized bike ride for the family. Meet by the Muscle Powered bike rack in front of the Carson City Aquatic Center at 841 N. Roop St.
Bicycle rides will be moderately paced and distance will be at the discretion of the riders. The goal is to develop skills and endurance over time. Riders must wear helmets and closed toed shoes.
Trash Mobs Help Clean Up Carson City
Submitted by Carson Now Reader on Tue, 07/07/2015 - 8:06amMuscle Powered, the organization for a walkable and bikeable Carson City, is sponsoring a new initiative in the community in order to keep the local walking and biking paths clear of trash. Once a month, the local community will be invited to participate in a “Trash Mob.”