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Trash & Recycle Service is canceled Due to Storm, 12/17/2020

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By City of Rochester, NH

Thursday, December 17, 2020
TRASH & RECYCLE SERVICE CANCELED DUE TO STORM

Waste Management of NH has canceled Thursday Trash and Recycle Pick up. Thursday’s Route will be completed on Friday and Friday’s Route will be completed on Saturday.

Questions or concerns should be directed to Waste Management at 1-800-972-4545 or the DPW at 332-4096. 

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