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Doubtless, parched travelers still stop at the pull-off to replenish plastic milk jugs and depleted pop bottles for future sipping.

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AWARE Recycling accepts newspapers, aluminum, No. 1 and No. 2 plastic (milk jugs, pop bottles, etc.) tin, and white (office) paper. No glass or metal.

Diabetes medical supplies play an important role in managing blood sugar and living a healthy life. But once you’ve used them up, figuring out how to dispose of the waste can be a chore.