The recycling dates in Princeton Landing for November are the 5th and the 19th. There is also a link to these dates in the right-hand column under Popular Posts.
Friday, November 2, 2012
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3 comments:
Where should we put things to be recycled? Thanks
If you live in Parcel 1, use the recycling dumpsters near the condo units. If you live in Parcels 2 through 12, put recycling materials in the blue bins at the curb on pickup days. We post the recycling dates every month.
THANKS for the info!
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