John Roosa, Administrator, Boone County Landfill and Boone County Recycling, updates ongoing efforts to preserve space in the landfill and extend it’s life. Roosa talks about efforts to encourage people to recycle more. He also talks about the cost of operations and how fees charged for dumping are the income that allows the landfill to operate. Aired Tuesday, September 03, 2024

By News Desk September 3, 2024

John Roosa, Administrator, Boone County Landfill and Boone County Recycling, updates ongoing efforts to preserve space in the landfill and extend it’s life. Roosa talks about efforts to encourage people to recycle more. He also talks about the cost of operations and how fees charged for dumping are the income that allows the landfill to operate. Aired Tuesday, September 03, 2024

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class="wp-block-image size-medium"> John Roosa, Administrator, Boone County Landfill and Boone County Recycling, updates ongoing efforts to preserve space in the landfill and extend it’s life. Roosa talks about efforts to encourage people to recycle more. He also talks about the cost of operations and how fees charged for dumping are the income that allows the landfill to operate. Aired Tuesday, September 03, 2024 2

See also Dr. Rollie Schafer presents Sunday with a Scholar at the Boone County Historical Center. Schafer will be speaking about Nathan Boone and the Dragoons. Schafer is making many items available for the Dragoon display at the History Center. The Free will be Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. at the Historical Center. Aired Friday, September 27, 2024.

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