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Columbia City Council to vote on creating new position for trash collection - Vimarsana News

Columbia City Council to vote on creating new position for trash collection

The proposed solid waste packer position would not require a commercial driver's license.

Source: komu.com
Keith Comfort heading to trial two years after his wife's remains were found in city landfill - Vimarsana News

Keith Comfort heading to trial two years after his wife's remains were found in city landfill

13 years after his wife disappeared, Keith Comfort confessed to her murder. He is set to go on trial this spring.

Source: komu.com
Columbia City Council plans session over temporary solid waste workers - Vimarsana News

Columbia City Council plans session over temporary solid waste workers

Columbia City Council will hold a work session relating to temporary solid waste workers with the possibility of trash pickup returning as a ballot issue.

How to dispose of dead, damaged lithium ion batteries in Shasta County - Vimarsana News

How to dispose of dead, damaged lithium ion batteries in Shasta County

Here is what to do with your lithium ion and other batteries in Shasta County.

Columbia officials address curbside trash changes - Vimarsana News

Columbia officials address curbside trash changes

COLUMBIA — The City of Columbia's Solid Waste Utility leaders answered questions Thursday regarding the changes in curbside trash collection.   Starting Feb. 1, the city will require all residential trash to be placed in city-issued bags that include the city logo.   Columbia residents will receive vouchers for 104 trash bags each year. Bags will be available at Gerbes, Hy-Vee, Menards, Moser's, Schnucks and Columbia City Hall. Because of the ongoing pandemic, the City will set up a contactless drive-through event, allowing residents to redeem vouchers without going to a stor...

Source: komu.com