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Cary's "Spring Clean Up" program continues

Cary's "Spring Clean Up" program continues this week.

This year, residents can place items on the curb for collection on their normal refuse collection day.

Go to www.caryillinois.com for more information about what can and cannot be set out for collection as a part of the program.

Items that will not be collected include tires, sod or dirt, rocks, concrete, automobile parts, batteries, computer monitors, computer equipment, landscape timbers, hazardous waste, gas tanks, root balls, and propane tanks.

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Cary's "Spring Clean Up" program continues

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