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Portage County faces illegal dumping issue, new strategies develop

Portage County faces illegal dumping issue, new strategies develop

October 31, 2018 Administrator
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TRASH IS PILING UP IN PORTAGE COUNTY… BUT IS THERE A SOLUTION? OUR REPORTER JENNA BORTHWICK LEARNED WHAT THE COUNTY IS DOING TO CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL DUMPING.

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