The New York City Department of Transportation removed over 60 pubic trash cans in Ridgewood in an attempt to keep streets clean the New York Times reported.
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The measure to save money by removing street trash bins has affected Harlem and Ridgewood the most.

The measure to save money by removing street trash bins has affected Harlem and Ridgewood the most.

The New York City Department of Transportation removed over 60 pubic trash cans in Ridgewood in an attempt to keep streets clean the New York Times reported.
Cover photo courtesy of NeONBRAND
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