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Your single-use food items like takeout containers and cutlery, cups, lids and straws can now go into the blue box, as well ...

Empty toothpaste tubes, deodorant sticks and other household items can now be put out for recycling in your blue box.

Starting today, you can still recycle the same items as before. But things like food bags and wrappers have been added to the ...