Christmas Tree

If you have a real Christmas tree, and you're ready to toss it, the clean up process is a little more involved. How do you get rid of it?

Plus more wacky and strange things some in NJ insist doing with their Christmas trees

🎄 Before tossing it to the curb, you may want to consider recycling your Christmas tree at one of many sites now available in Ocean County ➡️

This little tree is located just before the third bridge on Seven Bridges Road in Little Egg Harbor, about a mile out in the bay. Each year a tree gets decorated for Christmas by some kind local elves. It’s about as ”Jersey Shore” as it gets. A lone decorated Christmas tree out in the bay.

The holiday season brings on a lot of different emotions.

Since we aren't getting much snow here in PA and NJ why not get a Christmas tree that throws out snow. Home Depot is now selling a Christmas tree that throws snow without making a mess.

This little tree is located just before the third bridge on Seven Bridges Road in Little Egg Harbor, about a mile out in the bay. Each year a tree gets decorated for Christmas by some kind local elves. It’s about as ”Jersey Shore” as it gets. A lone decorated Christmas tree out in the bay.

Forget the debate between real and fake trees, and just get a cannoli tree!

This year, instead of throwing away your Christmas Tree the same old way by leaving it at your curb waiting for sanitation to come to pick it up, why don't you do something different and something good for the environment this year...Recycle it...

Brick Township residents ready to take down the Christmas tree, are asked to hold off on throwing it to the curb until their assigned recycling day, and by 6 am.

A NJ tree farm is offering trees beyond the traditional green - would you buy a pink or purple or blue tree?

Tis' the season to be jolly and fill up our spirits with the joy of the holiday season, as was the case in downtown Toms River Friday where 250 students from the school district helped decorate the Christmas Tree downtown.