On Nov. 15, St. Augustine residents can shred documents, get rid of e-waste and used cooking oil at city facilities.

PRINCETON, NJ — If you need to get rid of hard-to-dispose items, like e-waste and medical equipment, here’s your chance.

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Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has achieved 100 % disposal of Public Grievances and Public Grievance Appeals, reviewed more than 28,000 physical files and more than 18,000 sq. ft ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Election Day voting unfolded largely smoothly across the nation Tuesday with only scattered reports of ...