Recycle Bin
The Massillon Public Library has places a distinctive green and yellow “PaperRetriever” dumpster-sized recycling bin in its parking lot on the Southwest corner of the intersection of Second Street and Lincoln Way East, next to the State Farm Insurance office. The public is invited to put paper, newspapers, magazines, mail, junk mail and catalogs in the bin. Then, the library is paid for these materials that would otherwise have been thrown out. This opportunity to recycle will not only save paper from landfills, but, in our case, it will raise funds for the library as well.

Soldiers 4 Soldiers Recycle
The American Legion Post 221, Massillon OH, is collecting empty Inkjet Cartridges and Used Cell phones to help support our Veteran Charity Programs. Please show your support today, by not throwing it away. Cartridges and cell phones are being discarded into our landfills, poluting our rivers and streams and something has to be done. DON’T BE PART OF THE PROBLEM be PART OF THE SOLUTION and help our troops at the same time. You can visit our website at www.soldiers4soldiers.com and get more information if you like. But to help just bring these items to the Post at, 427 Lincolnway East, in Massillon. Look for the cannon in the front yard, we’re near Wendys. Thank you!

Wilmot Recycling Center
The Village of Wilmot is now participating in the Stark County recycling program. Our location is just behind the Post Office and in front of the Cosmo factory. There are five bins that you may use for glass and plastic, aluminum cans, steel, cardboard and paper. We will accept magazines, phone books and pizza boxes.

You may NOT leave sofas, chairs, mattresses, tires, batteries or paint in or around the bins. Those items will be posted on freecycle.org in the Spring. We are working on a yard waste bin for grass, leaves, tree branches, etc. We will post this information as it becomes available. If you have any questions, please call 330-359-2418.

St. Clement Recycling Station
Turn your trash into cash for St. Clement School. There is a new recycling station up and running in Navarre, located behind St. Clement’s Boeff Hall. This recycling station accepts newspaper and unwaxed cardboard (in the same bin), steel and aluminum cans (in the same bin), and plastics. Items may be dropped off at any time. Please do not drop off other items at this recycling location. Proceeds from this station benefit the St. Clement School.

Beach City Recycling Center
The Village of Beach City is participate in Stark County’s Recycling Program. The recycling bins are located between the Beach City Police Department and the old water plant on North Church Ave. There will be 5 bins that you may use to recycle different articles. There will be 2 for paper, 1 for cardboard, 1 for steel and aluminum cans and 1 for glass and plastic. You may not put any items that are not mentioned here, such as sofas, chairs, mattresses, tires, batteries or paint in the bins. Nothing is to be placed outside of the containers.

As always you may call Village hall if you have questions, Monday-Friday from 10:00 am -4:30 pm. Any cardboard boxes that are put out for trash pickup by the Village will no longer be picked up. You will need to take them to the Recycling Center on North Church Ave.

Brewster Recycle Center
New Hours will be (open to public) Monday thru Friday 7 am to 3 pm (you unload your own items into proper containers). The 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month, 10 am to 1 pm (scouts will be on hand to help unload).

All items must be separated. NO plastic bags, wax paper or foil. They will accept newspapers gift/toy boxes, magazines, gift wrap (no foil), phone books, greeting cards, corrugates/cardboard boxes, cancelled checks, cereal boxes (liner removed), pizza boxes (no wax paper), junk mail, paper plates (not soiled).

Cartons: beverage, tissue, food, detergent, cigarette office/computer paper, cracker, cookie, candy boxes, hard cover books, glass jars (clear & brown), plastic bottles 1 & 2 (look on bottom of bottle) Don’t forget your aluminum pop or beer cans! You can locate the recycle center behind the Brewster Police Station, next to the ball field.

Not only are you helping the ecology when you
recycle at the Brewster Recycle Center you’re helping Boy Scout Troop 920!

Navarre Recycling Center
You may drop off your recyclable items behind the Village Hall at the Sisterhin court, in Navarre from dawn till dusk. Please recycle your newspapers, magazines, phone books, cardboard boxes, cereal boxes (liner removed), junk mail, office/computer paper, gift wrap, pizza boxes (no wax paper), gift/toy boxes, hard cover books. Also recycle glass, plastic & metal as well. Please DO NOT drop off styrofoam, wooden objects, wax paper, or oil cans.

Paint Township Recycling
The Paint Twp. Recycling Center is open weekdays from 7 am to 3:00 pm at the Paint Township Garage on Winesburg Road. They accept aluminum and tin cans, corrugated cardboard, phone books, newspapers, magazines, glass, and coded 1 & 2 plastic bottles. No appliances or tires.
Brewster Recycle Center

Recycling Center Relocated
Boy Scout Troop 72 of Strasburg wishes to inform our supportive residents of our split from the community recycling program effective January 4, 2009; and to notify you of our paper and cardboard collection site located at the vacant Certified gas station lot on Wooster Ave. just south of 10th Street NW. The station will be manned on the first Saturday of every month from 9 am to 11 am to assist residents in the transfer of recyclables from vehicles to trailer; and as always, the trailer will remain open for around-the-clock drop offs of paper and cardboard ONLY.

Throughout all the years that Strasburg has been collecting the paper and cardboard, all proceeds have been returned to the Troop, with all the expenses of the trailer and transportation at the cost of our generous supporter – Recycled Fiberized Products, Inc. of New Philadelphia.

We have earned a small monthly allowance from the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste Management District for our service to their comingled recycling container, which has been greatly appreciated over these years.

However, all paper and cardboard collected at the District’s new recycling site at the Village Garage will be to the benefit of the District – the Troop will lose the funds generated by it. The paper and cardboard collection have been the sole fundraiser need by the Boy Scout Troop 72 for our program operations for many years. Therefore, we will continue our Troop collection, and greatly appreciate your continued support through paper and cardboard recycling at our site on Wooster Avenue.

Strasburg Recycling Center
A recycling center is open in Strasburg at the Franklin Twp. Building, 7th Street NE. Your paper products must remain separate from other recyclables – but everything else can be bagged together. They accept rinsed aluminum beverage cans, glass bottles and jars, steel cans, plastic bottles and jugs coded 1 & 2, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, telephone books, and corrugated cardboard.

The Recycling Program is supported by the Franklin Twp. Trustees.