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State Rep. Urges House To Vote No On Landfill Siting Bill - Vimarsana News

State Rep. Urges House To Vote No On Landfill Siting Bill

Citing involvement by Casella Waste Systems in the crafting of a landfill siting bill, a state representative is urging her New Hampshire House of Representative colleagues to kill the bill

Where to dispose of your holiday decorations in the DC area - Vimarsana News

Where to dispose of your holiday decorations in the DC area

As the holiday season winds down, here’s how D.C. area residents can get rid their trees.

Source: wtop.com
Second leaf collection pass to start tomorrow after slight weather delay - Vimarsana News

Second leaf collection pass to start tomorrow after slight weather delay

After a slight weather delay, the second leaf collection pass will start tomorrow (Tuesday). Arlington County initially posted the second vacuuming could start on Saturday, Dec. 3. Despite the delay, the county aims to finish sucking up dead leaves before Christmas. "Collection

Source: arlnow.com
County removes 'abandoned' overflowing Pentagon City trash cans - Vimarsana News

County removes 'abandoned' overflowing Pentagon City trash cans

Arlington County has removed two apparently "abandoned" trash cans in Pentagon City. Earlier this week, a resident posted on social media scenes of overflowing trash cans near the intersection of 12th Street S. and

Source: arlnow.com
'If it grows, it goes' in the organics bin, officials remind residents - Vimarsana News

'If it grows, it goes' in the organics bin, officials remind residents

Cool fall mornings mean leaf collection season is near. And Arlington's Department of Environmental Services is reminding homeowners collecting their leaves and cleaning out their gardens to use only paper yard waste bags. "Plastic ones can't be composted and won't be collected.

Source: arlnow.com