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A total of 82 trees were on sale for the Festival of Trees fundraiser. | Photo by David E. Lucas via Columbus Metropolitan Library
Sure, the holidays are all fun and games — but if you celebrate Christmas, you know that sooner or later you have to deal with that “Night of the Living Dead” tree in the corner.
That doesn’t mean it’s dumpster-bound. Instead, we have some tips on how to put an old tree to good use.
Curbside pickup
The City of Columbus will recycle your tree for you: All you have to do is bring it out to the curb for your neighborhood’s usual pick-up day. To make sure it gets properly recycled, you’ll need to remove the tinsel, garland, tree stand + ornaments before bringing it out.
Drop-off recycling
Maybe you just can’t wait for curbside pickup, or don’t receive service from the City. Drop the tree off yourself at SWACO recycling centers/yard waste drop-off centers. Be sure to properly secure the tree to your car if you opt for this route.
We’re baaack. How was your holiday season, CBUS? Did I miss any must-know local news? Tell me all about it — I’m currently in an airport in Peru on my way back to the Buckeye State.
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