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Bluewater Recycling releases holiday collection schedule

By Kate Stockmann

December 23, 2019 - 11:36am

Bluewater Recycling is adjusting its collection schedule to allow staff to enjoy the holidays.

The company said if your regular collection day is Wednesday then your garbage will be picked up on Saturday, December 28.

Next week's Wednesday pick-up will be on Saturday, January 4.

There are two exceptions; Goderich will have its waste collected on Friday and Oneida and Chippewas collection will be a day early, on Tuesday.

Bluewater Recycling is working Boxing Day so they will be collecting waste on Thursday.

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