Post office offering postage-free recycling program for electronicsWTTE, OH –3 minutes agoUnder a test program at about 1500 post offices, you can pick up a postage-free envelope to send in old cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players, inkjet cartridges … More: continued here

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Hey, remember the ’80s? The hair, the shoulder pads, the bizarre English androgyny, the food stamps? Well, they’re back! The food stamps, that is. More: continued here

WASHINGTON – People who want to recycle small electronics can do so free under a test program at about 1,500 post offices. The Postal Service is testing the program in several states and, if it is a success, may make it national this fall. More: continued here

People who want to recycle small electronics can do so free under a test program at about 1,500 post offices. More: continued here