I've gotten a ton of e-mails from readers wanting to know where they can take an assortment of items to be recycled.
Here's some of the recent ones. If you have suggestions leave them in the comments section.
I went to see the new Disney/Pixar flick Wall-E this weekend with some friends of mine from college, and I'll be honest, I really didn't know what to expect.
I'd seen the trailer and still couldn't figure out what exactly the movie was supposed to be about, but my friends were all going so I tagged along.
Best. Decision. Ever.
(Wall-E trailer)
A few weeks ago I posted two questions from readers about where they can recycle certain products. One reader left a comment and I got a few e-mails that might help answer the questions.
Pat from Spring Grove was trying to find a way to recycle computers.
Well, Pat it looks like there are plenty of ways to do that.
I'm usually of the mindset that some of Jersey's beaches are its only redeeming quality so I was surprised this morning to read in the Philadelphia Inquirer about a new recycling program being implemented in Cherry Hill.
The new program called RecycleBank offers incentives for residents to recycle. People earn credits for the number of pounds of recyclable products that are collected each week and the points can be redeemed at stores such as Lowe's, Acme, AMC Theaters, Ikea and ShopRite.
I've been getting a lot of e-mails from readers after they saw the story in Sunday's paper about area recycling centers.
People want to know where they can take all kinds of specific items. A lot of times, I don't always know the best place, so I'm going to start posting their questions on the blog and that way you can suggest places to each other in the comments section.
Here's what we've got for today:
