Despite the fact that the holidays are now over, it can be very tempting to leave up your Christmas tree to maintain that festive feeling. However, The National Fire Protection Association is strongly encouraging everyone to dispose of their Christmas trees as soon as possible.

Bay county officials give tips for people looking to get rid of their real Christmas trees after the holidays. The National Fire Protection Association says more than 150 home fires are caused by Christmas trees every year.

The holidays are over, so it's time to recycle your Christmas tree before it becomes a fire risk. State of play: As per usual, local trash collector Recology will recycle your Christmas cheer for free.

It's about that time when you're thinking of putting away your Christmas decorations which may include a real Christmas tree.

There are several ways to recycle your tree responsibly or give it a second life. The best way is to find out when your local public works department is doing Christmas tree pickup. If that is not listed on the town's website,

There are plenty of ways to get more out of your Christmas tree ideas by considering how to use pine, spruce and fir trees beyond the Christmas celebrations. Of course, this refer

As the holidays come to an end, the city encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees. Here's the locations to recycle them in Rochester.