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City of Tega Cay, SC Wants Residents to Go Through Neighbors' Trash

2020-11-30 05:51:00| Waste Age

The city of Tega Cay in South Carolina has asked residents to remain vigilant in spotting recycling contamination. Officials have stated that they are considering canceling the city's recycling program because of "truckloads" of rejected residential

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