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Freecycling PDF Print E-mail
Freecycling is a great way to "get rid of stuff."
 
Yellow Pages Introduces New Opt-out Website PDF Print E-mail
The Yellow Pages Association has announced the launch of a new one-stop website (www.yellowpagesoptout.com) for residents to opt-out of receiving telephone directories.
 
Year-round Drug Drop Box PDF Print E-mail
The Windsor Police Department has set up a permanent drug drop box in their lobby at the Town Offices on Union Street.  The heavy, steel, double-locked box is available to the public from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.  The police department can be contacted at 674-9042 to set up alternative times for people to drop off their old prescription drugs.
 
Recycle Refrigerator Water Filters PDF Print E-mail
GE has a new program to recycle the water filters in its refrigerators and it's a free and easy-to-use program.  Click here for more information.
 
Managing Storm Debris PDF Print E-mail
After the Disaster: A Guide for Residents & Small Businesses About Managing Debris Waste

Many in the Northeast suffered serious damage and destruction as a result of Hurricane and Tropical Storm Irene. The Northeast Recycling Council (NERC) has a free guidebook that can be of critical value as towns, individuals, and businesses look for solutions about how to manage storm debris. This guide provides general information about recovery of premises, belongings, and other items, as well as recycling and proper disposal of debris following a disaster.

The guide is available for download at http://www.nerc.org/documents/debris_management_guide.pdf.
 
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Southern Windsor/Windham Counties Solid Waste Management District

P. O. Box 320  •  Ascutney, VT  • 05030
Phone • 802-674-9235    -   Fax  •  802-674-5711
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