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Political sign recycling offered

Bob Ogden places his Mastriano for Governor sign in a trailer for recycling at the Clearview Mall Thursday afternoon. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

CENTER TWP — Political signs from Butler County may be used again in the future, or at least, their individuals parts may be.

The Butler County Democratic Committee hosted a sign recycling collection Thursday at the Clearview Mall, where people of any political affiliation could drop off signs, now that the midterm election is over.

Karen Barbati, Butler County Democratic state committeewoman, said the committee decided to host the collection to keep signs from simply being thrown away.

“We just hated to see all this go in dumpsters, and we have seen so many signs in the community,” Barbati said. “They have recycling places in Pittsburgh you could take them, but we wanted to make it convenient for people.”

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