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Several Cities Close Offices and Alter Trash Pickup for Veterans Day

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Several Cities Close Offices and Alter Trash Pickup for Veterans Day

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Several cities announced changes to services and events for Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Bedford and Sarasota will close city administrative offices while keeping trash and recycling collection on schedule; Bedford’s police, fire and emergency medical services will remain operational. New York City will suspend trash, composting and recycling collection that day, with Wednesday’s material eligible for curbside placement that evening for pickup beginning Thursday. Portsmouth will close city offices and its library, keep regular trash collection unchanged, suspend yard-waste pickup and hold a wreath-laying ceremony honoring veterans.

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