This is the last chance to give unwanted items away and for people to find things they can use.
The Thanksgiving long weekend will be the last time in 2025 that residents in Kingston can put unwanted items to the curb.
The final Giveaway Day is this Saturday. The City of Kingston says the occasion is a way to help keep items out of landfills while at the same time allow people to find bargains.
Items that are to be given away must be put to the curb and have a sign that reads "FREE".
Those interested can browse and take the items with them home for free.
Items considered appropriate for Giveaway Day:
- Books, CDs, DVDs
- Furniture and small appliances,
- Electronics, construction materials (including drywall, lumber, hardware)
- Kitchen gadgets, dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
- Unwanted gifts
Those that are considered inappropriate include:
- Baby walkers, cribs, car seats, strollers
- Playpens
- Bath seats
- Mattresses
- Blinds
- Toys
Any unclaimed items must be brought back inside at the end of the day.
More information on Giveaway Day can be found by going to the City of Kingston website.
Story by Ken Hashizume
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