Where to recycle household and automotive materials:
The Somerset County Recycling center accepts the following materials for recycling:

• Used anti-freeze, scrap metal, oil, oil filters and tires (limit 8)
  
• Newspapers and magazines
  
• Junk mail and other paper
  
• Corrugated cardboard
  
• Household batteries
  
• Phonebooks
  
• Glass bottles and jars
  
• Plastic bottles
  
• Aluminum, steel and bimetal cans
  
• Textiles
  

The Center is open on the first Saturday of each month from 8:00 AM to 12 noon.
Location: 40 Polhemus Lane, Bridgewater.
Questions? Call 908-231-7109

Want to finally get rid of that old collection of National Geographic magazines?

The New Jersey Seafarers' Center (part of the Seamen's Church Institute of NY & NJ) will pick up donations of National Geographic magazines and paperback books. These donations can also be dropped off at their site, 118 Export Street in Port Newark.
Contact: Reverend Jean Smith, Managing Director and COO.
Phone: 973-589-5828 ext. 227
E-mail: revjrsmith@aol.com

Isn't it time to recycle or donate that old computer equipment you're not using anymore?

The State of NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection lists several facilities on their website that will recycle or refurbish computers and monitors.
Contact:Robin Heston, Bureau of Landfill & Recycling management
Phone:609-984-6650
E-mail:rheston@dep.state.nj.us

The Somerset County Recyling Center accepts various electronic items for recyling, ranging from computers to VCRs to typewriters or telephones. They are open on the first Saturday of each month from 8:00 AM to 12 noon.
Location:40 Polhemus Lane, Bridgewater.
Questions?Call 908-231-7109