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Political science major Dominique DiSpirito of Woonsocket, Rhode Island is the 2022 University of Maine valedictorian and Maxwell Burtis of Brunswick, Maine, a mechanical engineering major, is this year’s salutatorian. Both are students in the UMaine Honors College. “Dominique and Maxwell are truly outstanding members of our community and their UMaine student experiences are what […]

The New Braunfels City Council on Monday postponed a measure that would extend the existing no parking zone on Avery Parkway near Clear Spring Elementary School and gave initial approval

Californians throw away 11 billion pounds of food each year — a new recycling law aims to reuse it

CITY ANNOUNCING CHANGES IN LANDFILL HOURS OF SERVICE Hours of operation to change February 28; Labor shortage causing move to fewer hours of operation...

If you're used to taking your individual trash bin to the curb once a week, then don't worry - nothing is going to change. But if you’re one of thousands of Billings residents who take their trash out back, you're about to get a shiny new present.

Fort Wayne City Councilman Russ Jehl, R-2nd, addressed Mayor Tom Henry directly today as he rejected the city’s plan to address mounting garbage collection issues.

January 11, 2022 — Organic waste reduction is the focus of a sprawling piece of state legislation due to go into effect this year. SB 1383 requires…

Twelve of 29 solid waste workers were out Jan. 14, delaying trash pickup in Peoria, the suburb northwest of Phoenix.

The City of Columbia is holding open interviews in an effort to clear up ongoing delays in yard trash collection across the city.

January 11, 2022 — Organic waste reduction is the focus of a sprawling piece of state legislation due to go into effect this year. SB 1383 requires