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February 22, 2015
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Augusta, Me., residents will be able to recycle a wider variety of items without sorting them from each other starting early next month.
City councilors voted Thursday to create a single-stream recycling pilot program for residents that would last at least six months. If the program is popular and successful, the city could look to offer similar expanded recycling options longer-term.
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