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Coming to Clinton curbs
The city of Clinton is distributing 3,000 blue containers leading up to next week's kickoff to the curbside recycling program. The 96-gallon containers, the same size as residential trash cans, will be picked up every other week on residents' normal collection day.(Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
Coming to Clinton curbs The city of Clinton is distributing 3,000 blue containers leading up to next week's kickoff to the curbside recycling program. The 96-gallon containers, the same size as residential trash cans, will be picked up every other week on residents' normal collection day.(Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
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Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent
More than half of the recycling containers had been distributed by Tuesday morning. The new curbside single-stream recycling collection will start March 12. (Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent More than half of the recycling containers had been distributed by Tuesday morning. The new curbside single-stream recycling collection will start March 12. (Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
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The new 'cart bank' on John Street will be the sole convenience site available for residents, to be serviced regularly by the city. (Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent The new 'cart bank' on John Street will be the sole convenience site available for residents, to be serviced regularly by the city. (Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent)
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Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent

The city of Clinton is distributing 3,000 blue containers leading up to next week’s kickoff to the curbside recycling program. The 96-gallon containers, the same size as residential trash cans, will be picked up every other week on residents’ normal collection day. Public Works director Jeff Vreugdenhil said about 2,000 of the 3,000 recycling containers had been distributed by Tuesday evening. The new curbside single-stream recycling collection will start March 12.

Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent

Public Works director Jeff Vreugdenhil said about 2,000 of the 3,000 recycling containers had been distributed by Tuesday evening. The new curbside single-stream recycling collection will start March 12.

Chris Berendt/Sampson Independent

The new ‘cart bank’ on John Street will be the sole convenience site available for residents, to be serviced regularly by the city.



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