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‘Our town looks like a trash yard’: Delayed and missed garbage pickups plague Mass. communities

Por: The Boston Globe Nation October 20, 2022

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Seventeen barrels and bags of yard waste sat outside Jim Midolo’s Lawrence home on Monday, ready for crews to collect and leave his freshly spruced up lawn neat and tidy.Two days later, the pile was still there. Republic Services, the city’s new waste hauler, had failed to show up. Again.“I actually called Republic Services [Tuesday] morning at 7:30, and told them nothing got picked up. And they said, ‘OK, we’ll open a ticket,’ ”... + full article



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