City compost site draws business owner concerns
Marshall City Council heard business owners voice worries about closing the Community Compost Center and new site rules at 616 Homer Rd. The city site opens April 15 with restricted days and hours, serves only Marshall residents, requires residency ID, and excludes for hire providers and contractors even with city clients.
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Mardi Gras Roots Highlight Mobile History at Albion Meeting
The Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau prep for its 2017 Annual Meeting Mardi Gras on March 28. Special Projects Coordinator Madison Vaive, Chamber President Amy Robertson, and Project Coordinator Janet Domingo are pictured. The piece notes Mardi Gras origins in Mobile, Alabama dating to 1703.
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