It’s officially spring and many of us are ready to tackle those big projects from the closet clean out to the kitchen remodel. But before you toss it all in the trash, read the latest article to find the best way to dispose of your unwanted items.
Wondering what to do with the pile of boxes and wrapping paper left in your living room after the holidays? Here’s a quick reminder of the holiday trash service schedule and some local resources to help clean house after all the the fa-la-la-la fun is over.
The “ooo’s” and “ahhh’s” from unwrapping gifts are over. Now it’s time to make room for your new electronics, toys and all those great socks your Aunt gave you. In your excitement to remove the old and put up the new, throwing away your old items may first come to mind. Instead, consider donating them
Remodeling, cleaning, downsizing or just getting organized this spring? Whatever your project, don’t let the items you no longer need end up in your local landfill. Donating, gently-used clothing, housewares, toys, books and furniture to non-profit organizations benefits the needy, provides revenue sources for the charity and gives a tax deduction to the donor.
Reminder: There will be no waste or recycling collection Friday, January 1, 2016. Waste collection will be moved to the day following the regular service day. All services are affected. Normal service will resume Saturday, January 2, 2016.
‘Twas the day after Christmas and all through our town a multitude of mystified people were found; It was clear that the families had all been so good that Santa had lavished the whole neighborhood; But now what to do with all the old loot they clearly could not just give it the boot; Useable clothes,
‘Twas the day after Christmas and all through our town a multitude of mystified people were found; It was clear that the families had all been so good that Santa had lavished the whole neighborhood; But now what to do with all the old loot they clearly could not just give it the boot; Useable clothes,
