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North Bend Wraps Up Yard Waste Recycling Program for 2024 with Final Event on October 12

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North Bend will host its last Yard Waste Recycling event of 2024 on Saturday, October 12, from 8 a. m. to 12 p. m. , providing residents an essential opportunity to recycle their yard waste.

This initiative is part of the city’s broader commitment to promote environmental sustainability and reduce landfill contributions. By participating in this event, residents can responsibly dispose of yard waste, which is vital for maintaining a cleaner environment. The recycling program not only supports local ecological efforts but also encourages community engagement in sustainable practices. Residents are invited to bring various types of yard waste to designated drop-off locations to facilitate the recycling process. The city emphasizes the importance of such programs in fostering eco-friendly habits within the community.

This final event of the year highlights North Bend's ongoing efforts to lead by example in sustainability. Community participation is key to enhancing the effectiveness of recycling initiatives and ensuring a greener future for all.

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