electronics

Got old electronics, paperwork, or meds to get rid of? A free Utica event April 18 lets you recycle, shred documents, and safely dispose of unwanted items.

You're not supposed to just throw them in the trash, and many of the thrift shops won't take them. What do you do with all those old electronics in your house?

What do you do with old electronics? Can you throw them in the trash? Should they be donated? How can you recycle them?

There are certain drop-off days for 2024 where there is no charge to Broome County residents.

The Town of Cheektowaga Highway Superintendant, Mark Wegner says that every day Monday through Friday, there will be a free electronic recycling program happening. Usually, these events are few and far between throughout Western New York, but Cheektowaga is leading the way and making your life a whole lot easier.

Walmart is paying New Yorkers who have old electronics they don't want anymore and accepting them in any condition!

European Union officials agreed on June 7, 2022 on new rules requiring a uniform charging cord for smartphones and other devices.