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Wednesday - May 22, 2013

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Connellsville Industrial Enterprises dissolving, showering nonprofits with donations

Connellsville has set Saturday as its fall cleanup day.

All items are to be bundled, bagged or boxed and placed where a resident's trash is normally picked up. Bundles, boxes or bags are not to weigh more than 50 pounds each.

In addition, Veolia will collect any extra-large items and appliances, such as sofas, tables, televisions, washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, water tanks, dishwashers, mattresses, box springs and shelving.

Items containing refrigerants will be collected as long as Freon is removed properly and certifications are attached to the appliance. Examples of these types of appliances are refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers.

Veolia will collect small kitchen and bathroom appliances and toys.

Veolia will not pick up building or remodeling materials, such as bricks, stones, broken pieces of concrete, broken doors, plasterboard, stumps, paint in liquid form (If lids are removed and paint is allowed to dry or if mixed with cat litter, this is acceptable.); automotive parts, including motors, fenders, bumpers, tires and rims; and no hazardous materials, pesticides or any other material deemed nonmunicipal solid waste.

Once the trucks have covered an area, they will not repeat collection. In case of rain, residents should cover all items with plastic or water-repellent material so boxes will remain dry.

1. Stretch of Route 43 in North Union dedicated to veterans
2. Connellsville set for 9th annual Geranium Festival
3. Historic Mon ferryboat might be making last trip between Fayette, Washington
4. Connellsville’s Memorial Day features wreath toss, recitation of Gettysburg Address
5. Connellsville Industrial Enterprises dissolving, showering nonprofits with donations
6. Charleroi-based firm lands day reporting center contract
7. Newest Dunbar Community Festival ornament is now available
8. Former Latrobe man gets hearing to decide on double-murder
9. Frazier residents get details on school project
10. Dunbar, Vanderbilt plan Monday services
11. Acme church to host yard sale this weekend

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