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Worcester Councilor Kate Toomey wants more oversight over illegal dumping hot spots

WorcesterHerald — September 16, 2015

Worcester City Councilor Kate Toomey and Mayor Joseph Petty have filed amendments to city ordinances overseeing collection boxes in an attempt to stem illegal dumping.

Posted by MassLive Worcester on Wednesday, September 16, 2015

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