recycling

We only have one Earth, let's take care of it while we can...

Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

When it’s time to say goodbye to your child’s old car seat, here’s how to do it safely and responsibly in New York.

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?

You just needed a little paint to touch up one room, but you bought a whole gallon. You can't throw it in the trash. So what do you do with it now?

What do you do with that enormous big-screen TV that you have sitting in your basement? You can't throw it in the trash. How can you get rid of it?

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

These days, there are so many things in our lives that are powered by a battery. But did you know that it is illegal to just throw them away in New York State?

Because this program has been such a success since its inception, the Otsego ReUse Center has expanded its space with the addition of the former Moose Lodge building, which is right around the corner from the center.