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GARBAGE
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GARBAGE
Crews working hard to clean up others' mess
Wednesday, January 17, 2001
I am writing in response to the comments made by Ald. Willie Hines
in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Jan. 11 ("Residents asked to dig
out garbage"). He said sanitation crews should extend themselves a
bit more in picking up garbage that has some snow on or around it,
and crews need to make a greater commitment to providing services.
I ask, how much more extended does he want these peo...
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