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Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter Thursday, Dec 27, 2007 @11:04am EST NBC25 NEWS - Now that Christmas is over, taking down those decorations will be inevitable for many in the coming days and weeks.But what do you do with your tree that once stood gleaming in your home? There’s an eco-friendly way to dispose of your Christmas tree. The "Before 1995 a large segment of what was filling the landfill was brush and lawn debris. We no longer do that in You can buy a ton of mulch for just $15 and compost sells for $12 a ton. In Lynn Taylor, an employee, says, “The charge is a dollar and they go to our brush pile to be recycled into mulch for the different parks throughout the area." It's important to take off all lights and of course ornaments. If you decorated your tree with tinsel, you need to remove as much of it as you can from the branches. Hoch adds, "Our tolerance is fairly good. There are cases but very few when we've had to tell someone that we have to reject a tree." "We just ask for the regular old natural tree," Some recycling centers are accepting trees for a limited time. Here’s a list of centers that are accepting trees in your area: Pennsylvania: Washington Virginia: All citizens’ convenience sites in West Virginia: Grapevine Road recycling center in Martinsburg South Berkeley recycling center in Inwood Tyson’s Tree Wood Recycling in Charles Town Maryland: Forty West Landfill in Dargan Greensburg Hancock Kaetzel Kemptown Middletown Point of Rocks Ruritan Club in Point of Rocks Reichs Ford Road Recycling Center in Frederick Eyler |
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