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West Mobile recycling woes continue

Updated: Thursday, 06 Dec 2012, 6:07 PM CST
Published : Thursday, 06 Dec 2012, 1:38 PM CST

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Since early November, some west Mobile residents have had issues with their curbside recycling pick-up service.

The frustration for most recyclers began when Newark Recovery and Recycling sold its curbside service to Greenie in a Bottle Recycling LLC on November 5.

Before the sale, Newark Recovery and Recycling offered free paper and cardboard pickup to nearly 14,000 homes. Now, Greenie in a Bottle says it will be charging for curbside pick-up.

In a statement the company's owner said:

"Due to circumstances beyond Greenie In A Bottle Recycling LLC’s control, coupled by the apparent confusion of the adjusted free paper collection schedule, Effective 12/4, Greenie In A Bottle Recycling LLC's free paper collection program will discontinue."

In addition to the charge, some West Mobile residents say their recyclables have not been picked up in nearly a month and they have not received clear communication about about the schedule and cost changes.

For more information on recycling from Keep Mobile Beautiful, click here.

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