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Macomb offers site to recycle E-waste.
1:37 pm
Tue January 8, 2013

Where to Dispose of Old Christmas Lights?

Broken Christmas Lights to be recycled at Tri-County Regional Collection Facility in Macomb.

After the holiday season people might have broken Christmas lights and used batteries from their new electronic devices. Those should not be thrown in the trash. Also landfills in Illinois do not take electronic waste, but the Tri-County Regional Collection Facility in Macomb recycles it for free.

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Locations/Pick-Up TBD
9:13 pm
Wed December 12, 2012

Recycling Coming to Rural Lee County

It could soon be easier for rural Lee County residents to recycle.

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Program to Begin Jan. 1
6:59 am
Tue December 11, 2012

GRRWA to Recycle E-Waste

The Great River Regional Waste Authority will stop disposing of electronic waste on January 1.

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Fees
12:36 pm
Mon February 27, 2012

Board and Agency Disagree on Recycling Cost

Hancock County

The Hancock County Board and the Western Illinois Regional Council have come up with different numbers for the cost of recycling collection in the county.

The board found a bill for $4,000 a surprise. It budgeted $3,500 for the service.

The board briefly considered just paying the money it budgeted. Ultimately, the board tabled the bill until the finance committee has a chance to contact the WIRC.

Chairman David Walker thought the bill might have gone up.

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Broadband Access Expansion?
10:42 pm
Sun February 12, 2012

Lee County Looks At Recycling

The Lee County Board of Supervisors

Lee County is being asked to help enhance rural recycling opportunities.

The Great River Regional Waste Authority has about a dozen community trailers located throughout the county, including two in Donnellson.

That city is looking to switch to a curbside recycling program, which would prevent rural residents from dropping off their recyclables.

General Manager Wade Hamm says the authority is asking the county to hire a hauler to transport all of its trailers to the Fort Madison facility.

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