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The 96-gallon trash cart initiative has been approved. Corey Driscoll Dunham talks about the changes the city will go through and addresses residents concerns.
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About 10,000 carts will be delivered to households this spring in certain neighborhoods.
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As cooler temperatures approach, see the latest updates on the Syracuse trash issue and how farmers care for their pumpkins this drought season during harvest.
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Councilors tossed out a proposed agreement with Waste Management, saying city staff should test out its own equipment on new trash carts.
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Get caught up on what your local representative are doing.
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The Walsh administration wants to spend $577,000 on a one-year agreement with Waste Management of New York to perform automated collections in specific neighborhoods.
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Trash and recycling pickup will be delayed in Syracuse by one day next week.
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City of Syracuse residents continues to deal with delays in trash-collection and lack of cleanliness. The Syracuse Common Council could soon launch a new pilot program to help combat these looming problems.
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Isaac Williams is hosting a neighborhood clean-up to combat the recent spike in trash on the streets.
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The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works will be implementing a second shift for sanitation crews on daily routes, according to the City of Syracuse.