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Recycle Electronics In Lower Merion June 3
Stop by the Lower Merion Public Works Complex to ditch your old phones, computers, microwaves, TVs, and much more.

PENN VALLEY, PA – Hey Lower Merion Township residents, do you have old electronics that are only causing clutter and collecting dust? If so, you're going to want to keep some free time open on June 3 as the township is hosting a community electronic recycling event.
From 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 3, you can bring all those unused and old electronics to the Lower Merion Public Works Complex at 1300 N. Woodbine Road, Penn Valley for an "Anything with a Plug" recycling event.
The event is open to Lower Merion Township and Narberth Borough residents only.
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Acceptable items include cell phones, microwaves, computers, TVs, printers, air conditioners, laptops, cameras, and other smaller electronics.
Smoke detectors and large appliances, such a refrigerators, will not be accepted.
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Residents can recycle CRT, LED, and LECD TVs and computer monitors for $30 a piece; $10 per microwave, dehumidifier, or air conditioner; and $100 per projection TV or wooden console. Credit cards will be accepted at the event.
eForce Recycling, which is running the event, will wipe all device hard drives clean so your personal information does not end up in the wrong hands.
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