Letter to the Editor: ‘I’ve never experienced concierge-level service’ for trash in Memphis
“Clearly, the mayor does not live in my neighborhood. Or others we’re acquainted with,” says letter writer Cindy Hazen. (The Daily Memphian file)
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“Recycling is rarely picked up on the date of collection and is often on the curb for four or five days.”
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