recycle

There are two ways to recycle your Christmas tree in Grand Rapids.

Spring is always a busy time of year for around-the-house projects and updates. Michigan residents have added incentive to make some changes as Consumers Energy is offering customers $15 - $50 for old appliances.

Now that Christmas is over your first priority might be to take your decorations and tree down. If you had a natural tree this year, different cities around Kent County are offering Christmas tree recycling programs. Even if you're someone like me who leaves her tree up until after the new year, you'll still have a chance to recycle your tree...

Time to take down the Christmas tree? We have the info you need to dispose of your tree in 2014.

Warmer temperatures are nice, but the spring cleaning that comes along with those warmer temperatures isn't always so welcome. Find out how to dispose of some of the harder to clean items around the house and garage. Learn how to dispose of hazardous waste in Kent County.

We are fairly simple creatures.  Motivated by the carrot at the end of the stick.  The City Of Grand Rapids has figured it out and implimented a little program here where you will be rewarded for recycling!  Here's how it works and here's what's in it for you...

Well, here it is December 26th, 2010 and I'm not going to waste any time getting my Christmas Tree taken down.  Usually I do it January 1st...BUT...I need help so my mom and dad and I started to remove the ornaments and lights last night.  Now what do we do with the discarded Christmas Tree...