recycling

Recycling is best described in one word: cumbersome!

This week, Pittsfield is launching a new recycling program, "Pittsfield Recycles--The Right Way."

In celebration of Earth Day this Thursday, Pittsfield’s Public Library, the Berkshire Athenaeum, will be hosting a computer recycling event at the library.  It’s a great opportunity to safely dispose of unused home and office equipment...

The Berkshire Athenaeum, in partnership with Goodwill Industries of the Berkshires and Southern Vermont, wants to help you recycle your old computers.

There's an important change regarding trash and recycling collection during the week of Christmas.

Important guidelines for household waste removal

As the time for holiday feasting winds down, the goats of Berkshire County are apparently ready to take care of your leftovers.

We are doing a little myth-busting for National Recycling Day.

If you live in Pittsfield or Dalton and you’ve been hanging on to your old electronics, appliances or other items that you can’t put in the regular trash, then this is the day for which you have been waiting.

So after talking about recycling on Earth Day Monday, Tom and I were talking about what and how what you put in your recycling bins, and we got a call from one of our listeners who said she had called the mayors office to see what and how these items need to be disposed of to get them recycled.