Mayor challenges city’s residents, businesses to reduce waste

BY: Karen Craigo, Reporterkcraigo@sbj.net

Posted 1/8/25

A proclamation issued today by Mayor Ken McClure aims to extend the life of the city’s landfill as increased use cuts 25-50 years off projected life of facility in only six years.

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