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April 2 – Angel of Shavano Recycling announced it was ending recycling services in Chaffee County. Owner Mickey Berry cited difficulty staffing and increased cost of services as reasons the

Commissioners met virtually Friday morning with representatives from local waste companies to discuss options for recycling in Chaffee County. This was in response to an announcement by Mickey Berry with Angel of Shavano Recycling that his business would close April 8. David Royar with Chaffee County Waste and Scott Martinez with Waste Management explained to commissioners their companies’ process for recycling within the county. The question was raised about the future of recycling bins located at the Chaffee County Landfill. County finance director Dan Short said the bins are part of A...