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Commissioners approve paving for bridge department

Commissioners approve paving for bridge department
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Fayette commissioners to vote on approving new FACT buses

Fayette commissioners to vote on approving new FACT buses
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Sampler: City councilor also directs Junior Woman s Club

SAMPLER: City councilor also directs Junior Woman s Club Mary Wenzel Kathleen “Katie” Robey, a Marlborough City Councilor and one of the city’s most dedicated public servants, is also serving as the General Federation of Women’s Clubs Massachusetts director of junior clubs 2021-22. A member of the GFWC Marlborough Junior Woman’s Club since 1996, Katie is the fourth MJWC member to have held the director position, including Marilyn Perry, Sheila Shea and Diane McCurley. However, it is without question that Katie was in for a very different experience than the previous directors. The GFWC MA Junior Membership had its Annual Meeting scheduled for April 25, 2020, at the Holiday Inn in Marlborough with the installation of officers scheduled for the evening.

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Recycle plant opens, PennDOT discourages littering on Earth Day

Earth Day reminds people to keep beautiful natural spaces free of trash and to ensure they aren’t part of the problem of littering and landfills.

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Fayette County recyclers invited to feed the Snorks

Fayette County residents might make some new friends while dropping off their recycling. Recently, a group of âInksnorksâ traveled all the way from Morgantown, West Virginia, to join the countyâs recycling program. Known as âSnorks,â the colorful creatures are actually inkjet cartridge recycling stations. Created by Michael and Joanna Fraley, founders of Fraley Publishing Co., Inc.; the Snorks serve as mascots for the reuse and recycle program, and citizens are encouraged to âfeedâ them ink cartridges when dropping off other recyclables at one of the countyâs new haul-all bins. While some cartridges are able to be refilled and reused, others are sent back to their original manufacturers for recycling, effectively keeping all inkjet cartridges out of area landfills.

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