Fayetteville, N.C. — Fayetteville residents pitched in to make a new curbside recycling program a roaring success.
The city has picked up about 655 tons of glass, aluminum, plastic and paper since the program's start in July, city officials announced Monday.
Fayetteville recycles 655 tons in program's first month
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