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Dear Editor: “Local leaders” don’t preach small business strong/shop local when Shamrock Disposal is the only local disposal company in our county. You let down my customers, residents who enjoyed taking recyclables to drop-off locations. They’ll remember this at the next election. I have 25 years experience in the trash/recycling industry. I serviced 6,500 customers in the Nashville area. I sold my company there so I could move to the property I purchased here 16 years ago. It was my dream to move to Salida once my kids were grown and start a trash company. In 3½ years...

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Waterford FC 0 – Drogheda 7 Men against Boys is the simple way to put it. It’s important to remember that all the events which played out on the field happened between a senior team who are mid-table and an U19 side who haven’t played a competitive game since December 5th. In the early goings, Drogheda applied steady pressure on the home side, earning a corner in the 6th minute. An aimless kick out from the Blues goalkeeper returned possession to the visitors allowing an attack to be formed, but Drogheda were unable to capitalise on their efforts. The U19 side were not short on confiden...

The purchase did not happen due to delayed financing. Through a contract with the Chaffee County government, Angel of Shavano provided countywide recycling through drop-off public bins for cardboard, No. 1-2 plastics, aluminum, tin, glass, paper and newspaper. Armstrong said a void was created with the loss of those public bins. “With Angel departing, the county’s desired need for recycling significantly increased…recycling is an important aspect for this community,” Armstrong said. Through recent research of the industry, Armstrong discovered Angel of Shavano and the oppo...

Luke Evans has moulds of his teeth taken for new Pinocchio role Nicole Conner For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Luke Evans has had moulds of his teeth taken for his role in the new live action remake of Pinocchio. The actor, 41, took to Instagram on Monday to share a clip of the dental process for his role as the new Disney villain, the Coachman.  He revealed the same dentist, Chris Lyons, had altered his teeth for his role in Dracula and Beauty and the Beast, in which he played Gaston.  © Provided by Daily Mail Smile! Luke Evans has had moulds o...