Halloween is over, but don’t trash your jack-o’-lantern — compost it. Here’s how
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Halloween is over, but don’t trash your jack-o’-lantern — compost it. Here’s how

LA Times  

Kyle Breaux loads pumpkins onto a wheelbarrow at a pumpkin patch on the Pierce College Farm Oct. 5 in Woodland Hills. It’s the day after Halloween and the pumpkin on the doorstep is looking deflated, a telling sign that it’s time to get rid of the jack-o’-lantern. On Nov. 5, Los Angeles Councilmember Katy Yaroslasvky and the Los Angeles Board of Public Works will host the first Great Pumpkin Bash at Pan Pacific Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; a family event aimed at keeping pumpkins out of the landfill. If you’d rather toss your pumpkin in the green bin, make sure non-organic items — such as stickers or a candle — are removed from the pumpkin.

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