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Melrose

Here's your chance&nbsp;to clean out your garage, basement, and attic! Bring your unwanted electronics to Landmark School this Saturday, and we will help recycle them safely and ethically.&nbsp;
Saturday, May 2
8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
447 Hale Street, Beverly, Mass.
Here's a partial list of what you can recycle:
<ul><li>Air conditioners</li><li>Answering machines</li><li>Cell and traditional telephones</li><li>Copiers</li><li>Fans</li><li>Keyboards and mice</li><li>Modems</li><li>Microwave ovens</li><li>Monitors</li><li>Personal computers</li><li>Televisions</li></ul>
Basically, anything with a plug - nothing with lithium batteries.
Share the news and encourage your friends and family to take advantage of this great opportunity. Modest fees will be charged to raise funds for&nbsp;community service travel experiences.&nbsp;
Questions? Contact Brian Sarkozy, bsarkozy@landmarkschool.org

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