Free dirt from PennDOT offered to residents and businesses
PennDOT provides used fill dirt from road projects at no cost within 4 to 5 miles of the worksite. The program requires a signed form, land access, annual refiling for repeat deliveries, and warning that dirt may contain rocks, debris, or concrete. Availability depends on project leftovers and weather.
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Penndot
Chapman
Penndot.gov
Thinner Mints Lag as Girl Scouts Hold Excess Cookies
The Girl Scouts face about 15 million unsold cookie boxes amid the pandemic, with 12 million stored by two bakers and 3 million held by councils. Online sales and a Grubhub partnership failed to close the gap, prompting donations to food banks and efforts to sell to institutions while councils plan contingency funding for camps and staff. Local leaders cite membership declines and boycotts over palm oil as contributing factors, and the organization projects pivoting toward long term changes and renewed booth seasons next year.
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Kelly Parisi
Girl Scouts of the USA
Rebecca Latham
Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails
Latham
Hometown Heroes
New Mexico United
Parisi
Girl Scouts of the
USA
U.S
Grubhub
Louisville
Kentucky
Girl Scouts
Associated Press
Gina Verdibello
Jersey City
New Jersey
Verdibello
Roundtable
Little Brownie Bakers
ABC Bakers
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Darrell Chapman
Mercer County
Ron Kapuchuck
North Good Hope Road
West Salem
Agenia Clark
Girl Scouts of
Middle Tennessee
Clark
Rio Rancho
New Mexico
Christus St. Vincent Health System
Santa Fe