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California projects emphasize zero waste equity by keeping marginalized groups at the center

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United statesSan franciscoMarria evbuomaLos angelesPart of the mother earth foundationNational zero waste conferenceMother earth foundationRotation community servicesNational zero wasteKelly yorkFood not bombsWhite pony expressRichmond districtZen borlonganZero waste

North Carolina: School bus driver DWI crash

A North Carolina school bus driver is accused of having an open container and being impaired when she crashed the bus with student on board.

Wilkes developmental day schoolWilkesboro police departmentWilkes county school superintendent mark byrdWilkes county school districtMaria deboneNorth carolinaKelly yorkWilkes developmental dayCounty school districtCounty school superintendent mark byrdWilkes county12 newsKelly yorkNorth carolinaIlkes county school bus driverWilkesboro police department

DeKalb Outdoor Theater welcomes Whoa, Man!

AUBURN — The DeKalb Outdoor Theater will welcome for the first time, “Whoa, Man!” Friday.

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Bravo Store Systems Releases Retail and Compliance Enhancements and New Mobile App for FFLs, Pawnshops and other Specialty Retailers

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (PRWEB) October 21, 2022 Bravo Store Systems, the leading provider of point-of-sale platforms, mobile applications, and eCommerce

Bravo store systemsHead of software developmentBravo stores systemsBravo store systemTally mackStore systemsGun transfersRetail functionalityBuya mobile appKelly yorkBravo co founderStore systemPress release

SLO County IWMA customers to see rates rise for garbage removal

Getting rid of trash will be more expensive for thousands on the Central Coast starting this summer. Residents under the San Luis Obispo County Integrated Waste Management Authority (IWMA) will see a rate increase starting in July.

Paavo ogrenJeff clarinLuis obispoCentral coastKelly yorkProgram managerSan luis

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