County to open permanent recycling center for electronics

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Baltimore County officials will gather today to celebrate the grand opening of a permanent electronic recyling center in Cockeysville.

The county will begin accepting stereos, TVs, computers and cell phones at its resource recovery facility off Warren Road, officials said Thursday. The center is a response to nine “wildly successful” daylong electronics recycling drop-off events since 2001, which yielded 839,000 pounds of electronics, officials said.

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