<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=33H4yN_1Gxgky7z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=33H4yN_1Gxgky7z00" width="1280" height="718" ><figcaption>Anchorage is keeping its Central Transfer Station woodlot open through November 14 to accept storm-damaged trees, branches and attached roots. Your Alaska Link</figcaption></figure>The Municipality of Anchorage is extending access to its Central Transfer Station woodlot for another week after a recent windstorm knocked down trees across the city.The woodlot is open through November 14, accepting downed trees, branches and attached roots.However, some materials are not allowed, including large dirt-covered root balls, metal and construction debris.“Typically, the material recovery facility closes October 31st. But it was right that week that we had that windstorm. And so a lot of folks have been asking, are we willing to open it?” said Kelli Toth with Solid Waste Services.The Central Transfer Station woodlot is open for a limited time.The Anchorage Regional Landfill woodlot remains open year-round, with free drop-offs available Fridays and Saturdays.</div></body>

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The Municipality of Anchorage is extending access to its Central Transfer Station woodlot for another week after a recent windstorm knocked down trees across the city. The woodlot is open through November 14, accepting downed trees, branches and attached roots. However, some materials are not allowed, including large dirt-covered root...

Anchorage extends woodlot access after windstorm knocks down trees

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The Municipality of Anchorage is extending access to its Central Transfer Station woodlot for another week after a recent windstorm knocked down trees acro

Anchorage extends woodlot access after windstorm knocks down trees

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