Starting today, a new company will be working at the city of Lincoln landfill, grinding landscape waste that has been piling up for quite some time now. The city has entered into an agreement whereby the waste will be ground into marketable mulch products and sold by that firm. According to the attendant at the landfill, residents will be asked to separate their woody products, such as tree limbs and brush, from their soft products, such as leaves, grass and garden waste, when coming to the landfill.
Photo by LDN (Click on photo for larger image.)
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Mount Pulaski observes Veterans Day with traditional VFW Post 777 dinner & speaker
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Middletown 4-H'ers raise money for 2013 trip to New York City
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Flu facts
From the Logan County Department of Public Health
Yesterday's Top Stories
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Announcement: On Monday evening, the Logan County Board of Appeals continued the hearing on a request to rezone property near the old rock quarry west of Lincoln. Rezoning the acreage would allow the continuation of limestone mining. After an additional three hours of hearing the pros and cons, the appeals board determined to adjourn to Tuesday before rendering a recommendation on the matter.
2 Lincoln Christian student-athletes
named to all-American women's volleyball team
Join
the American Cancer Society for the Great American Smokeout on
Thursday and be a quitter
Tobacco Atlas estimates 1 billion people will die worldwide
during 21st century if they don’t quit smoking
Weekly Outlook: Corn and soybean prices following short-crop pattern
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