US EditionSkagit County residents can recycle glass again
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Skagit County residents can recycle glass again
Skagit County transfer stations will accept household glass recycling again. (Julia Tellman/Cascadia Daily News) Transfer stations in Skagit County are once again accepting glass, after an eight-month hiatus due to the closure of a glass recycling facility in Seattle. The county announced in September 2024 that the three public transfer stations in Ovenell, Clear Lake and Sauk were no longer receiving household glass to be recycled. Ardagh Glas…
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