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2009 – 2010 Holiday Trash Schedule.
September 7th will be picked up on Tuesday September 8th
October 12th will be picked up on Tuesday October 13th
November 11th will be picked up on Tuesday November 10th
November 23rd & 24th will be picked up on Monday November 23rd
November 25th will be picked up on Tuesday November 24th
November 26th will be picked up on Wednesday November 25th
December 21st & 22nd will be picked up on Monday December 21st
December 23rd will be picked up on Tuesday December 22nd
December 24th will be picked up on Wednesday December 23rd
December 28th & 29th will be picked up on Monday December 28th
December 30th will be picked up on Tuesday December 29th (corrected)
December 31st will be picked up on Wednesday, December 30th (corrected)
January 18th will be picked up on Tuesday January 19th
February 15th will be picked up on Tuesday February 16th
May 31st will be picked up on Tuesday June 1st
TRASH SCHEDULES ARE MAILING ON AUGUST 24TH, PLEASE RETAIN THIS SCHEDULE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AS WE WILL NO LONGER BE MAKING REPEAT RUNS.
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Settled circa 1775, Ronceverte, a French word meaning "Greenbrier," was incorporated in 1882. Situated on the gently flowing Greenbrier River, Ronceverte's importance in the growth of Greenbrier County is extraordinary. The commerce and transportation center for the county from the 1870's until the middle half of the 20th century, Ronceverte was home to the largest hardwood producing sawmill in the world from 1880 until 1921. Ronceverte boasts over 51 firsts for the town including the first area hospital, power plant, fire engine, district schools, just to name a few. Ronceverte's historic railroad and lumber heritage is highlighted in the stately 1915 Craftsman Style Train Depot in the heart of town and with Mullican Flooring situated on the original site of the St. Lawrence Boom and Manufacturing Company. Today Ronceverte provides a unique bedroom community, accentuated by friendly people, a quaint historic district, affordable housing, and abundant business opportunities. With the largest municipal park in the county, and access for hiking and biking trails, and river access for canoeing, fishing and boating, Ronceverte offers many opportunities for visitors and welcomes new comers to the Greenbrier Valley.
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