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Snyder County municipalities taking measures to limit recycling, composting facilities’ misuse

Dec. 27—Monroe Township is the latest Snyder County municipality limiting access to its recycling and composting facilities due to misuse.

After Jan. 14, tress will be collected as trash and delivered to a waste-energy facility to be used to generate electricity.

In March, the Bureau of Sanitation plans to work with a nonprofit to collect food scraps at 25 neighborhood farmers markets and composting centers.

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Monroe Township is the latest Snyder County municipality limiting access to its recycling and composting facilities due to misuse.