recycle

Recycling in Minnesota isn’t as simple as just tossing everything plastic or metal into the bin—there are rules.

Make some money while getting those old dinosaur appliances recycled with free pickup too!

Did you know that simply tossing one of these items in the trash could get you in trouble here in Minnesota?

Now that Halloween is over, what to do with your old pumpkin that is starting to rot? UMD has the solution.

The city of Duluth has now imposed a five cent tax on each plastic bag you get at grocery stores and other retail locations, so take those bags and donate them for a great cause!

Mattel has launched a new program to recycle old toys to be turned into new ones.

COVID-19 protocols will be in place.

Bob Bell played hockey for UMD back in the 1960's but still uses the sport to help people out to this day.

If you have an old car seat why not trade it in at Walmart today!

If you think that paying a fee for the bag you put your purchases in would never happen (after all, they want you to shop in their store, right?), think again.  In Minneapolis they are voting on whether businesses should start charging for bags.  This is why and here are my reasons I have trouble using a reusable bag.

While I was emceeing the Northland Community Wellness Day my table was directly across from the Lake Superior College's Dental Hygiene program and they were handing out toothbrushes.  The toothbrushes were made from 100% recycled plastic, like yogurt cups.  How cool is that?

The time has come to dispose of your Christmas tree, get those lights and decorations off of it before it becomes a fire hazard, and WLSSD makes it so convenient with a dozen drop off sites to choose from.