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Plymouth Library, DPW To Host Electronic Waste Recycling Event

Plymouth Library and Public Works will host an electronic waste recycling event, officials announced this week. Library Director Manny Leite and Assistant Public Works Director James Downey said the Recycling Committee is organizing the e-waste day so residents can safely dispose of old…

Plymouth Public Library and the Department of Public Works are partnering with the town's Recycling Committee to host an electronic waste recycling day, giving residents a way to responsibly dispose of old electronics.

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Library Director Manny Leite and Assistant Department of Public Works Director James Downey announced this week that the town is inviting community members to attend the Recycling Committee's upcoming e-waste day at Plymouth Public Library. The event is aimed at giving residents a place to drop off aging electronics rather than sending them to a landfill. The town's announcement did not specify a firm date for the drop-off.

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Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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