Bob Sofaly photo A loose stack of about a dozen discarded Christmas trees are stacked near the Port Royal Skate Park on Sunday while waiting to be recycled. Residents are encouraged to bring un-needed trees to the site for proper recycling and disposal. There is no charge for the service.

RECYCLE THOSE TREES

January 6, 2021

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About a dozen discarded Christmas trees are piled near the Port Royal Skate Park on Sunday while waiting to be recycled. Residents are encouraged to bring trees to the site for proper recycling and disposal. There is no charge for the service. Photo by Bob Sofaly

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