Social Concern Recycling Event

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Wondering what to do with that old television, computer monitor or appliance now that you have gotten a new one? Paul Medeiros has set up recycling events that run throughout Woburn at various times during the year. This is an excellent opportunity to recycle these items at a minimal cost and the best part is that these recycling events will also be fundraisers for local organizations who will sponsor the events.

The recycling day that will benefit Council of Social Concern is Saturday, October 16, 2010. It will take place at the Daily Times Chronicle parking lot, One Arrow Drive, Woburn from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. All proceeds will benefit Council of Social Concern programs.

Drop off Collection October 16 at the Daily Times Chronicle Parking Lot 

Monitor/Laptop             $5
Television                     $15
Refrigerator                 $10
Air Conditioner             $10 
Water Cooler               $10
Freezer                        $10
Dehumidifier                $10  
Stove/Washer/Dryer   $10
Water Heater              $10
Dishwasher                 $10

Waste Management City of Woburn Collection: 

Monitor/Laptop            $25
Television                    $25
Refrigerator                 $20
Air Conditioner            $20 
Water Cooler              $20
Freezer                       $20
Dehumidifier                $20  
Stove/Washer/Dryer   $13
Water Heater              $13
Dishwasher                 $13

Want to recycle for reuse or salvage and don't like to throw away old, usable or even unusable equipment? Bring it to the event: For $1.00 each they will take the following-computers, electronic office equipment such as calculators, typewriters, fax/copy machines, printers, telephones, all consumer electronics (excluding televisions) such as cameras, video/audio/DVD/VCR, microwaves, trash compactors and sink disposal units.

Additionally, they will take and recycle or salvage the following in any quantity for a voluntary donation: computer parts and accessories, plugs, wires, drives, parts of computers, cell phones, video games as well as parts and accessories or plugs and wires, DVD’s, CD’s and VHS tapes.

If you would like further information or have any questions about this new recycling program designed to save you money and benefit local organizations, please call Paul or Lori Medeiros at (781) 938-0297 or via e-mail at: paulderman@verizon.net
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If you would like to volunteer at this special event, please call Mary Laing, Council of Social Concern, 781-935-6495 or email mary@socialconcern.org