The City’s New Recycling Rules Are Now in Effect
The city no longer accepts glass, shredded paper, milk cartons, aerosol cans and certain other items they used to take. Click here for details.
Recycling and bulk trash are collected every other Friday. The next pickups will be:
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- Friday August 16
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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Double Oaks event Oct. 19 to benefit Rett Syndrome research and child of longtime College Hill resident Josie Clark-Tripodo
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Dog walkers, please note: Two new dog-bag stations installed
Two new dog-bag stations have been put up in College Hill. They’re at the corner of South Mendenhall Street and Rankin Place, in front of the apartments at 200 S. Mendenhall, and on Jackson Street between Spring Garden Street and … Continue reading
Condolences to the family of James ‘Dorn’ Yeattes
James “Dorn” Yeattes, 56, of Tate Street, died Thursday at his home. Dorn worked as a self-employed mechanic. He also was a gardener and sold produce at the weekly farmers’ market at Elam and Walker avenues. Survivors include his brother, … Continue reading
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Spartan Open Pantry seeking donations of food and/or money to help feed homeless and hungry students at UNCG
Each year many new and returning Spartans are coming from families who are experiencing challenging economic times. This is presenting unique challenges for many of our Spartans that are trying to do well in school, “fit in,” and figure out … Continue reading
Posted in College Place UMC, UNCG
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