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2. If your trash/recycling cart is damaged, you can get a new ...

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   The city will not provide extra trash or recycling bins for free. Call the SWS Customer Care Center at 919-996-3245 to purchase. You are only allowed one additional recycling bin .

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   Durham County residents with a current 2022-2023 solid waste decal can resume disposal of garbage, recycling and yard waste at the County’s convenience sites on July 5. Learn more at dconc.gov .

4. Trash pickups change for Thanksgiving holiday. Here are ...

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   Raleigh Thanksgiving garbage schedule. ... City of Durham waste collection schedule. The city of Durham’s Solid Waste Management Department will be closed on Thanksgiving, Nov. 24.

5. Lonnie Poole Jr. - Wikipedia

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   The compactor idea failed, but Poole soon discovered his passion and moved back to Raleigh, North Carolina and launched Waste Industries in 1970. [5] [6] After a few years of stagnation, the company grew in the 1970s and quickly expanded past Wake County and the city of Raleigh. By 1980, the company had reached 10 million dollars in revenue.

6. Waste Industries - Wikipedia

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   Waste Industries was created by Lonnie Poole Jr. in 1970 as a waste disposal firm. Funding for his company was from the sale of his Ohio home. Poole made the decision to start Waste Industries in Raleigh, North Carolina upon researching the need to develop a mobile landfill compactor in the American southeast region. [1]

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