St. Johns County residents forced to drop off yard debris due to staffing shortages
There was so much debris dropped off Wednesday that the county needed a second dumpster to handle the load. Author: Jessica Clark Updated: 11:56 PM EDT July 28, 2021
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, staff shortages have affected several businesses and civil services.
In St. Johns County, staffing shortages forced the county to delay debris pickup. As a solution, the county opened up a location for residents to drop off their yard debris themselves.
Wally Boehme was one of the residents who dropped a carload full of yard debris that he said had not been picked up for over a week.
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Go Girl Ride is set to launch on Juneteenth.
By
Julia Silverman
5/8/2021 at 12:30am
Trenelle Doyle s new ride-share start-up, Go Girl Ride, is set to launch in Portland on Juneteenth.
Trenelle Doyle has always been a fan of the open road.
She got used to being in the car as a kid, with a family that moved around a lot, criss-crossing the country via car. When she grew up, being behind the wheel felt familiar, even peaceful.Â
So when she needed some extra cash during college, she says, it felt right to pick up shifts driving for Uber, the ride-share giant.Â