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By Conor Yarbrough
News Director
In an effort to mitigate the damages caused by the recent San Marcos floods, the City of San Marcos is scheduling an extra community cleanup for residents. This will be paired with San Marcos’ annual brush drop-off on Saturday morning, June 11.
Solid waste program coordinator Amy Kirwin said, in addition to brush waste, the City will also accept furniture, recyclables, and hazardous debris left over from the floods.
“A lot of people are slowly being able to go through and fix up their homes so this is a great time to be able to get rid of that debris,” Kirwin said. “This is actually a great opportunity for people to volunteer if they have trucks or trailers because a lot of people can’t get [the debris] to the site to drop it off.”
The next community wide cleanups will be on September 10 and October 8.
By Sarah Bey Blog Content Contributor Dahlia Woods is the owner and curator of Dahlia Woods Gallery on North LBJ Drive. Woods curated her first gallery 17 years ago in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and her husband, Jonathan Woods, is a crime fiction writer and also has a section of the gallery dedicated to the “Bad Boy Books.” We talked about Woods’ journey as an artist and her particular style. […]
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