Chicago Sun-Times

CITY URGES XMAS TREE RECYCLING

- Rachel Hinton

As many Chicagoans begin taking down their Christmas decoration­s, the city is urging them to recycle their holiday trees instead of stuffing them in trash cans.

From Jan. 6 to Jan. 20, residents can drop off their trees at 25 locations around the city. The trees will then be turned into mulch that residents can pick up for free starting Jan. 8 at six locations.

Here are the recycling locations. Residents can pick up free mulch at places marked with an asterisk.

Bessemer Park: 8930 S. Muskegon Ave.

Clark Park: 3400 N. Rockwell St

Forestry Site*: 900 E. 103rd Street

Garfield Park: 100 N. Central Park Ave.

Grant Park:

900 S. Columbus Dr.

Humboldt Park Boathouse: 1369 N. Sacramento Ave.

Jackson Park: 6300 S. Cornell Ave.

Kennedy Park: 2427W. 113th Street

Kelvyn Park: 4438W. Wrightwood Ave.

Lake Meadows Park: 3117 S. Rhodes Ave.

Lincoln Park*: Cannon Dr. at Fullerton Ave.

Margate Park*: 4921 N. Marine Dr.

Marquette Park:

6700 S. Kedzie Ave.

McKinley Park: 2210W. Pershing Road

Mt. Greenwood Park*: 3721W. 111th Street

West Chatham Park: 8223 S. Princeton Ave.

North Park Village*: 5801 N. Pulaski Road

Norwood Park: 5801 N. Natoma Ave.

Portage Park: 4100 N. Long Ave.

Riis Park: 6201W. Wrightwood Ave.

Rowan Park: 11546 S. Avenue L

Sheridan Park: 910 S. Aberdeen Street

Walsh Park: 1722N. Ashland Ave.

Warren Park*: 6601N. Western Ave.

Wentworth Park: 5701 S. Narraganse­tt Ave.

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