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PITTSYLVANIA Co., Va. â Approximately 20,000 more tons of trash have entered Pittsylvania County convenience centers, or waste disposal sites, so far in 2021 than at this point last year, according to Nicholas Morris, Pittsylvania Countyâs assistant director of public works for solid waste. Dealing with all that trash has frustrated citizens and county employees alike. Some convenience centers in the county are open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. But some of the countyâs more frequently-used sites, which have compactors that require full-time employees, are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Keith Motley, who uses the Mt. Hermon Convenience Center at 3575 Franklin Turnpike, which is one of the sites that closes at 8 p.m., told the Star-Tribune he thinks the siteâs hours are inadequate. ....
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This week the $1.9 trillion “American Rescue Plan” was passed. Yet only a paltry 9% (or less) of the stimulus will be spent on actual public health measures. Rather, it is a wish list of the left’s pet projects that has very little to do with reducing the spread of the virus.
On this episode, Heritage Budget expert David Ditch breaks down the monstrous spending package, gives us insight as the where the money will actually go, and explains the disaster this is for the future of America. ....
Ditch: That s the goal, ultimately. Doescher: Wow. Okay. Yeah. $1.9 trillion, it kind of sends a message, we re serious about the pandemic, I guess. So talk about how serious about the pandemic this bill actually is. Ditch: If you were passing a bill based on the fact that we re in the middle of a pandemic, I think you would want to have more than a single digit percentage of that money actually going towards pandemic relief. A lot of estimates are putting that number around like 9% of the spending is public health spending. I went through line by line, I think it s closer to 5%. ....