Options For Sartell Residents To Dispose Of Christmas Trees
SARTELL (WJON News) -- Sartell residents will have two ways to get rid of their real Christmas trees on Saturday.
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The first option is to take their tree to the Sartell Compost Site for free with a non-perishable food shelf donation. The second option is to have the Le Sauk Lion's Club pick up the tree for $10 and a food shelf donation.
All the donations go to helping local families in the community. Last year the Lion's Club picked up about 125 trees and raised over $1,300 dollars.
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