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It’s easy to throw away everyday household waste, but what happens when broken appliances, old furniture or even hazardous waste need to be removed?
Unfortunately, some people resort to improper disposal of bulk items by illegally dumping them on public lands. Some bulk items include microwaves, refrigerators and mattresses.
Officials from the Southern Nevada Bureau of Land Management say that illegal dumping has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. This spike in desert dumping has become harder to clean up due to resources and lack of volunteering during the pandemic.
“This last year, it’s been very hard to get large groups out because of COVID,” said John Asselin, the Bureau of Land Management’s public affairs officer for Southern Nevada.
A visit to Vermont offers activities for a range of interests, whether you’re into heart-pounding trips down a mountain biking trail, a relaxing stroll to a scenic waterfall, a toast to the state’s artisan food and drink sector, or something else entirely! crime Jun 7, 2019
Maryland couple Cynthia Day, 50, and Nathaniel Holmes, 63, were found dead in their hotel room at the Grand Bahia Principe La Romana Hotel May 30th. This follows several other incidents in which American tourists have somehow died or been assaulted while on vacation in the region in recent months. Boston Aug 10, 2018
The TSA is implementing new scanners for carry-on bags that utilizes 3D images of contents to help TSA agents identify packed items. The scanners will allow passengers to keep electronics and liquids inside their carry-on bags while they’re being scanned. The TSA plans to install up to 40 of the new scanners in airports around the country before the end…
dana: the fbi concluding their month long investigation of americans that vacationed in the dominican republic. laura ingle has more. what happened there? there s been at least 13 american deaths in the dominican republic since 2018 and an additional one after a woman returned home from a vacation in the d.r. a few family members have been given some answers but all agree it s not enough. toxicology reports have been released on three tourists, which is consistent with the island s nation finding of natural causes. there were reports and concerns the tourists had consumed tainted alcohol from restaurants or mini bars at the various hotels. so far no direct link has been made. the reports have findings on cynthia day and nathaniel
happened. over the last year, at least 13 u.s. citizens have died after getting sick in the d.r. tourism officials say the cases are not connected. jacqui heinrich with more. the families say they want to know what happened. cynthia day and nathaniel holmes were found dead may 30th, five days after another american tourist died in her room. according to a family attorney, the couple was so sick the day before they died, they couldn t fly. hey asked a friend to get them medication for vomiting and fever. the friend offered to extend their hotel stay because they were so ill. now it s a waiting game to see what the toxicology tests show. the couple s lawyer told fox news the families wanted an