Bring it: Kaimuki High School wants your recyclable waste this Saturday
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Finally, a chance to do away with your old magazines, printer cartridges, plastic hangers, bicycles, telephone books and personal computers, all in one swoop. Recycling those unwanted items has never been easier when Kaimuki High holds its fifth annual community cleanup event.
Some items are limited — just four tires per household, for example — and others verboten, such as no paint, hazardous fluids, microwave ovens, TVs or gas tanks. And pickup of plastic bags will only be in the morning hours.
But here's a chance to recycle just about anything. The cleanup runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday; Kaimuki High School parking lot; Rene Mansho, 306-1876 or www.hawaiimetalrecycling.com/Kaimuki1011.htm.
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