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The chairman and commissioners must come together as elected and compensated leaders and address issues occurring during meetings. Terminating the ability for members of the community to comment is not a solution. Not reporting out to voters and taxpayers on district activities is not an option.

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Starting Monday, town residents will be putting out their trash in a new way.

According to the press release put out by the City of Amarillo, there's been a water main break near Sweetgum Lane.

Starting the week of July 24, the City will be delivering new, smaller garbage carts, organics kitchen catcher bins, and a 2023-2024 Collection Calendar + Waste Guides to homes. These will be part of the introduction of a new waste management system that will reduce garbage sent to the landfill by separating household waste into three streams: organics, recycling and garbage.

How many is too many when it comes to serious injuries caused by people falling into the city dump?

There’s more money for shore power at PortMiami, public safety, non-profits and transit projects. But long-term challenges remain.

WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. — The Madison County Department of Solid Waste will host several informational sessions as it continues long-term planning for the county’s solid-waste management system.

The Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Department has a warning that some may consider common sense: don’t try to recycle guns, especially if they still have bullets in them.

Leaf compost is still for sale at the City of Hickory’s Yard Waste Facility on Cloninger Mill Road. The facility is currently open for compost sales on Fridays

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