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Some days it's so hot all you want to do is drink iced mint tea, turn on the AC and pack those old sweaters far, far away. When you're ready to escape to the outdoors, we'll take your spent herbs and unwanted clothing at our Greenmarket food scrap and textile collections and provide fun, free Stop 'N' Swaps where you can browse for new treasures.
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What about...AIR CONDITIONERS?
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Stop 'N' Swap is Growing!
OROE is busier than ever putting on Stop 'N' Swap® community reuse events, thanks to two recent additions to our team. Meet Carl-Harry Nau and TK Zellers, affectionately known as our Swapateers, working to bring one swap to each community district every year. Read more in our blog and click here to find an upcoming Stop 'N' Swap®.
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Drop It While It's Hot
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Stop 'N' Swap® Coming to Brooklyn and the Bronx
Bring clean, reusable, portable items such as clothing, house wares, games, books & toys that you no longer need, and take home something new-to-you, free! You don't have to bring something to take something. No furniture or large items, please. Learn more
Sunday, July 21 - Williamsburg 1:30pm-4:30pm, Williamsburg Community Center 195 Graham Ave (at Scholes St), Brooklyn
Saturday, July 27 - Westchester Square 12pm-3pm, Side Street Club 1332 Blondell Ave, Bronx
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Electronics Recycling with the Lower East Side Ecology Center
Responsibly recycle unwanted or broken electronics (no appliances such as microwaves or refrigerators) with the LES Ecology Center at their collection in Queens. Click here for a list of what's accepted.
Sunday, July 21 - Flushing 10am-4pm, Queens Botanical Garden Enter parking lot on Crommelin Street
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GrowNYC's OFFICE OF RECYCLING OUTREACH & EDUCATION (OROE) works to improve the City's recycling rate by educating residents about recycling and waste prevention, and working with landlords to make sure building recycling programs are adequate. Our free services include apartment building recycling audits, trainings for tenants and supers, community events centered on education and special collection programs for textiles, electronics, and compost. OROE's current intensive efforts target one-quarter of New York City's residents. Our five borough-wide coordinators work on a community-by-community basis to identify and address the specific challenges to recycling within a Community District. For more information visit www.grownyc.org or call 212-788-7964.
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