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Feb 10, 2014 by
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Good morning, as our area continues to grow, could we consider a wildlife bridge (s) across the Rt 13 Bypass to help protect animals and motorists? There are several models to pattern off of,...
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Good morning, as our area continues to grow, could we consider a wildlife bridge (s) across the Rt 13 Bypass to help protect animals and motorists? There are several models to pattern off of, especially in the Pacific Northwest.
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Feb 28, 2020 by
Concerned Citizen (5 points)
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Good morning, as our area continues to grow, could we consider a wildlife bridge (s) across the Rt 13 Bypass to help protect animals and motorists? There are several models to pattern off of, especially in the Pacific Northwest.
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The county needs a place to dispose of florescent tubes, compact florescent lamps and LED lamps.
Jul 29, 2016 by
Bruce Eckert (5 points)
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The county needs a place to dispose of florescent tubes, compact florescent lamps and LED lamps.
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away...
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away because of improper separation and im sure it can be quite the burden on our budget as well. But there is no excuse for skimping on preserving the environment. As silly n as blunt as this may sounds...I now understand we should not "crap, poo, or sh** where we eat"...a concept I never cared for in the past. Please lead our community....our county, our state, and our country by example and provide better support and thus promotion of recycling! There is no excuse for a recycling drop off center to look like a dump. These are the people that care most about our children, our future, and our planet. Please support us!
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Apr 13, 2017 by
jeff Suzuki (10 points)
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away because of improper separation and im sure it can be quite the burden on our budget as well. But there is no excuse for skimping on preserving the environment. As silly n as blunt as this may sounds...I now understand we should not "crap, poo, or sh** where we eat"...a concept I never cared for in the past. Please lead our community....our county, our state, and our country by example and provide better support and thus promotion of recycling! There is no excuse for a recycling drop off center to look like a dump. These are the people that care most about our children, our future, and our planet. Please support us!
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away...
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away because of improper separation and im sure it can be quite the burden on our budget as well. But there is no excuse for skimping on preserving the environment. As silly n as blunt as this may sounds...I now understand we should not "crap, poo, or sh** where we eat"...a concept I never cared for in the past. Please lead our community....our county, our state, and our country by example and provide better support and thus promotion of recycling! There is no excuse for a recycling drop off center to look like a dump. These are the people that care most about our children, our future, and our planet. Please support us!
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Apr 13, 2017 by
jeff Suzuki (10 points)
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I have always brushed off recycling like "who cares?" or "no one else does so why should I?" Or "it doesn't matter nor make a difference". I understand that half the recyclables are still thrown away because of improper separation and im sure it can be quite the burden on our budget as well. But there is no excuse for skimping on preserving the environment. As silly n as blunt as this may sounds...I now understand we should not "crap, poo, or sh** where we eat"...a concept I never cared for in the past. Please lead our community....our county, our state, and our country by example and provide better support and thus promotion of recycling! There is no excuse for a recycling drop off center to look like a dump. These are the people that care most about our children, our future, and our planet. Please support us!
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Call me 410 390 1450 to put jobs on Delmarva Life
Sep 3, 2021 by
Paul Burton (5 points)
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Call me 410 390 1450 to put jobs on Delmarva Life
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I would like to suggest that the Wicomico County Solid Waste Division supply plastic bags and tools for picking up roadside waste to any person or group that would volunteer to help clean up the waste...
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I would like to suggest that the Wicomico County Solid Waste Division supply plastic bags and tools for picking up roadside waste to any person or group that would volunteer to help clean up the waste tossed to the roadside. This should come together in some way to encourage community groups to pick or be assigned areas to work. The collected waste, tools, and any unused plastic bags were returned. The amount of waste collected would be weighed and posted for others to compete.
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Feb 7, 2023 by
Mel Olson (8 points)
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I would like to suggest that the Wicomico County Solid Waste Division supply plastic bags and tools for picking up roadside waste to any person or group that would volunteer to help clean up the waste tossed to the roadside. This should come together in some way to encourage community groups to pick or be assigned areas to work. The collected waste, tools, and any unused plastic bags were returned. The amount of waste collected would be weighed and posted for others to compete.
