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Festive households rush to put up their trees weeks before the holiday — but don't seem to know when to take them down.

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Recycling is free, but people are encouraged to make at least a $5 donation to benefit youth development nonprofits in the ...

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People always question the best time to take down their Christmas tree. Ernest Prim ... many ways to repurpose your used pine, you could cut it up for firewood, shred it for mulch, build a ...