Orlando Sentinel

Ticked off! @refuse bins

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So, I have been wondering for quite some time why almost everywhere else in the entire United States a green bin indicates recyclable materials. But in Orange County the blue bin is for recyclable­s. Get it? Green = recyclable! Why on earth are ours blue?

We’re ticked off that some jerk in Meadow Woods/South Orlando thought it was okay to inflict four hours of fireworks (9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Christmas Day) on folks looking forward to a quiet and peaceful religious holiday. How disrespect­ful, thoughtles­s, rude and selfish can you possibly be? And shame on people living close enough to determine the location of the bombardmen­t — why didn’t you report it?

I am ticked off that the local commuter bus line does nothing to enforce the abuse of the bus stop trash cans for their personal/ household garbage. I confronted an abuser, witnessed her misuse of the trash can at a bus stop, I reported it to the bus company customer service department, nothing resolved. The trash can is continuall­y overflowin­g. Why the culprit isn’t penalized by securing name/address from the household trash, is ridiculous. Welcome to Conway Road, land of overflowin­g bus stop trash cans! Help, please.

I’m ticked off that Atlanta, Jacksonvil­le and Charlotte (pointed out in the Sentinel) have beltways that are interstate highways and toll free; we have toll roads. Our toll-based beltway discourage­s traffic from going around town. It encourages them to continue clogging downtown I-4 to avoid tolls. What’s wrong with our picture?

The flip side

Many thanks to the 80s FM afternoon DJ who does such a great job! Your mix of fantastic music as well as your interestin­g conversati­on make my ride home much more pleasant!

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