Dearborn Heights to add curbside recycling to its roster of city services
Dearborn Heights is considering adding no-fee curbside recycling to its list of city services as both an environmental benefit and a cost-saver.
Dearborn Heights is considering adding no-fee curbside recycling to its list of city services as both an environmental benefit and a cost-saver.
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“Environmentally, recycling is the right thing to do — not just for our city, but for the planet,” [Mayor Dan] Paletko said. “We take pride on being an environmentally sound city, and this is just another step in the right direction.”
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