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Last week, we let you know how to dispose of your campaign signs, but now, we’ve got another way as well: You can give them to us.

Ever since I was 9, I have hated waste - and loved yard and garden work. Here is one way to satisfy both concerns.

For one day only, Fort Collins will be hosting a special Beds ‘n Shreds collection event, giving community members the chance to get rid of certain unwanted items for a small fee.

In celebration of Earth Day this month, the Fort Collins web design and SEO company, iPoint, will be hosting their fourth annual Flowers for Towers recycling event on April 21-22.

With the elections finally over, are you wondering what to do with that political sign in your yard? If you live in Fort Collins, there are a couple options.

There's a new location for automotive battery recycling in Larimer County.

The City of Fort Collins is in the process of building a brand new community recycling center, expected to be complete by summer or early fall of this year.

Larimer County has a new policy for disposing used motor oil at the Larimer County Landfill.

Wondering what to do with your Christmas tree after the festivities this year? Recycle it! There are various locations in Northern Colorado where you can drop your tree off to be recycled - for the most part, for free! Before dropping off your Christmas tree at any of the following locations, be sure to remove ornaments, tinsel, hooks, nails, plastic bags, lights, screws, wire, and tree stands...