Have electronic waste to recycle but missed the drop-off day? You can still have them recycled in Wilmington.
Welcome to another edition of Patch Snap, where we highlight a picture or pictures of around Burlington or of Burlington residents out and about. Today's Patch Snap comes from April Healey and is on the Burlington High School's Students for Environmental Action (SEA) Club's electronic waste collection day on Jan. 5. Healey explained: The Burlington High School's Students for Environmental Action (SEA) Club recently held an Electronics Recycling Day at Burlington High, and it was a big success. The students organized the event and collected enough old printers, cell phones, monitors, computers, stereos and game systems to fill a 12 foot truck! The items will be recycled by Wilmington Computer Recycling of Wilmington, and will help to …
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Proceeds from the recycling collection will benefit the Kennedy Middle School in Woburn. Event is open to all residents of Massachusetts.
It’s spring and with that comes spring cleaning, right? To help you along, there is an appliance recycling collection this weekend. The collection will be held tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kennedy Middle School, 41 Middle St, Woburn. Former Woburn alderman Paul Medeiros coordinated the collection with a Massachusetts company that will collect appliances at drop-off sites set up throughout the city at various times throughout the year. These coordinated pick-ups will give residents the opportunity to recycle appliances at a cheaper rate, while benefiting local organizations. Saturday’s collection will benefit the Kennedy School and its PTO programs and projects. Also, a portion of the proceeds from these collections are used for a…
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