Categories: Editorials

Trash Collection Schedule

Apparently, North End residents are not pleased with Mayor Martin J Walsh’s decision to cut the neighborhoods household trash pickup days from three to two to save money based on the estimated cost to do trash pick-up.

The Mayor also cited environmental reasons for the major change in the community’s trash collection schedule.

For untold years, the North End has had the luxury of having three-day collections and it’s going to take some time for the neighborhood to get used to the major change.

However, the new rules are cast in stone and the community needs to adjust accordingly.

North End Regional Review Staff

Share
Published by
North End Regional Review Staff

Recent Posts

Cutillo Park Completion Scheduled for Late Spring To Early Summer

The long-awaited opening of the refurbish Cutillo Park on Stillman Street (weather permitting) is expected…

1 week ago

Coletta Holds Hearing on Proposed Legislation Of Property Tax Classification

Special to the Regional Review Boston City Councilor Gabriela Coletta (District 1) chaired a Government…

1 week ago

House Passes Bill To Remove Outdated and Offensive Terms

Special to the Regional Review The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed two bills that update…

1 week ago

Brian Swett Announced As the City of Boston’s Chief Climate Officer

Mayor Michelle Wu announced the appointment of Brian Swett as the City of Boston’s Chief…

1 week ago

News, Notes and Whatever?

NEWRA Committee Reviews Two Requests Two requests, a beer and wine license transfer and a…

1 week ago

NEW Health Hosts Viva la Bocce

NEW Health is excited to start a new tradition for the North End neighborhood “Viva…

1 week ago