Monday, May 31, 2004

Bargain Hunter
Freecycle helps unload unwanted treasures
By Liz Pulliam Weston / MSN Money

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Freecycling in Michigan

The first and largest group in Met

Want To Get Rid Of Stuff? Or Get Stuff For Free?
Freecycling Allows People To Recycle Unwanted Items

Kim Ngan Nguyen, Staff Writer

As the saying goes, one person’s trash is another person’s treasure

Posted on Sun, May. 30, 2004

American waste is so 2003; in 2004, give your stuff away

BY SUZANNE PEREZ TOBIAS

The Wichita Eagle

Ever cleaned out your garage and found some junk — er, treasure

Sites You’ll Like

freecycle.org
Got stuff? Want stuff? Freecycle is a grassroots movement to connect people who want to swap things they no longer need. This site links to local groups around the wor

Freecycle reaches more area counties

North Central NC Freecycle Freecycle.org

BY CLAUDIA ASSIS : The Herald-Sun
cassis@heraldsun.com
May 30, 2004 : 7:12 pm ET

OXFORD — Marianne Durling

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Las Vegas, NV
May 27, 2004
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FreeCycle Las Vegas
I was delighted to find this

Thursday, May 27, 2004 — Time: 12:12:59 AM EST

Get or give at Seneca County Freecycle

A new Internet message board has been started based on the adage “One person’s trash is another person’s

Free stuff

BY KATHY VAN MULLEKOM
247-4781

May 25 2004

Hurricane season is near, meaning you need to stock up on batteries. Anita Faulker is already there. The York County resident has stockpiled

It’s an online exchange: Freecycle group formed for Fargo-Moorhead area
By Joy Anderson, The Forum
Published Saturday, May 22, 2004

Clare Morgan has seen everything from pig bones to cars given away

“…Freecycle [as] an “on-line version of the bulletin board at your favourite coffee shop.” Interested individuals go to a website, and post a notice about what they’re looking for; anyone who wants it can come and get it, or swap something for it. All Freecycle demands is that users post courtesy message to let others know an item is no longer available.