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NO FEE: Electronics Disposal Set

THREE-DAY EVENT TO BE HOSTED AT ARVEST BALLPARK IN SPRINGDALE

By Scott F Davis

Posted: April 12, 2010 at 5:57 a.m.

James Mosteller sorts through elecronics Thursday dropped off at the Washington County Environmental Affairs and Recycling in Fayetteville. Electronics can be dropped off for free at Arvest Ballpark on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

By J.T. Wampler
James Mosteller sorts through elecronics Thursday dropped off at the Washington County Environmental Affairs and Recycling in Fayetteville. Electronics can be dropped off for free at Arvest Ballpark on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Northwest Arkansas residents, business owners and others can get rid of unwanted computers, televisions, cell phones or other electronic gadgets this week in a safe, easy way at no charge.

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