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Earth Angel

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The Solid Waste Department collects leaves, grass, and small brush through the Curbside Residentia­l Recycling program.

The materials must be in plastic garbage bags and placed curbside by 6 a.m. on a district’s recycle date. To see the routes, visit

http://www.cityhs.net/163/Geographic-Informatio­n-System-GIS and click on the City Map hyperlink, click the “Optional Layers” icon, then check “Recycling Routes.” To see the informatio­n for each route, click on the route letter.

Small shrub trimmings no longer than 3 feet or 3 inches in diameter should be bundled. Do not set out bags and bundles more than 12 hours prior to collection. Do not mix in other items, such as household waste, rocks, or dirt; such bags cannot be collected for recycling. Residents are allowed 50 bags of leaf and mulch per collection day. This service is intended for residentia­l customers, and should not be used to subsidize any lawn services.

To begin recycling, or to learn more about recycling in the Hot Springs community, call the Solid Waste Department at 501-321-6911. Last week, the Earth Angels of Hot Springs recycled:

• 162 pounds — Aluminum cans.

• 2,392 pounds — Newspaper.

• 808 pounds — Corrugated cardboard.

• 616 pounds — Plastic No. 1 and No. 2.

• 25,880 pounds — Yard waste and C.A.P.S.

• 67,540 pounds — Commercial corrugated cardboard.

Last week, a total of 48.69 tons of recyclable materials were kept out of the landfill.

Collection schedule

• Today — Whittingto­n/Quapaw-Prospect.

• Monday — Jaycee Park/Oaklawn-Henderson.

• Tuesday — Richard/Airport-Family Park.

• Wednesday — Grove/Files Road-Higdon Ferry.

• Thursday — McCauley-Greenwood.

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