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Boston Mayor Wu says Republic Services will face fines for overflowing trash
Boston Mayor Wu announced that the city will begin fining Republic Services amid the ongoing trash collector strike because several neighborhoods can’t keep up with the overflow of garbage. The company’s inadequate trash pickup is posing health risks and financial burdens, according to Wu.
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Trash collector strike is “so bad” for Massachusetts, Healey saysMore than 20 days after unionized sanitation workers walked off the job in 14 Massachusetts communities, Gov. Maura Healey on ...
The strike involving trash collectors passed the 20-day mark. With dumpsters overflowing and negotiations stalling, there ...
We literally jump in the dumpster every single night to pack it down as far as we can,” the daycare owner said.
In Malden and other towns disrupted by the Teamsters union's strike against Republic Services, residents say they haven’t ...
Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga said a DPW employee was injured during a recycling event by someone who was "refusing to follow ...
Last week, six cities and towns in Greater Boston sued Republic Services over uncollected trash. Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga ...
Since the strike began on July 1, residents in 14 municipalities have experienced service disruptions, as have businesses and ...
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