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The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners on Monday voted to pay two county employees to act as monitors during county Democratic and Republican party meetings at the Montcalm County Administrative Building in Stanton. Commissioners also voted to contract with the Stanton Police Department for a city police officer to act as monitor during county board meetings, after the county Sheriff’s Office declined to be involved.

Jersey Restaurants could be fined thousands of dollars for giving customers a plastic fork or container of ketchup if it wasn’t specifically requested

A measure to reduce packaging waste through “extended producer responsibility” didn’t make it in.

The Solid Waste Committee looks at volume/disposal complaints throughout the year so residents and businesses in Beltrami County are being treated fairly.

MANSFIELD, La. – A company wants to partner with the DeSoto Police Jury to build a multi-million dollar waste recycling and processing center unmatched in the United States.

The state’s climate plan backs sweeping new “extended producer responsibility” legislation to begin reducing emissions from waste in landfills.

Also sworn in were reelected county commissioners Scott Bruns and Neal Gaalswyk, Recorder Katie Norby and County Attorney Ben Lindstrom.

Also sworn in were reelected county commissioners Scott Bruns and Neal Gaalswyk, Recorder Katie Norby and County Attorney Ben Lindstrom.

Callands-Gretna Supervisor Darrell Dalton was elected chairman of the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors with a unanimous vote Tuesday during the Board’s annual organizational meeting. Staunton River District Supervisor Tim

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