Saturday, December 31, 2005

We told you so: NA sanitation contract signed, troglodyte millennium averted.

As we were saying ...

New Albany OKs garbage deal; Private company's trucks roll Tuesday, by Ben Zion Hershberg (Courier-Journal).

The city of New Albany completed a contract yesterday with the company that will take over garbage collection on Tuesday.

Company managers said residents will see no difference in the service, which will be provided by 23 city sanitation workers they expect to hire. The workers will use seven new company trucks.

Apparently Santa Claus neglected to stuff AA batteries into CM "Slipper Larry" Kochert's tattered Christmas stockings, rendering him unable to activate his mobile communications system in order to provide the C-J's Hershberg with the Gang of Four News Agency's (GFNA) official proclamation of gloom, despair and agony for the coming year.

It's just as well, because we're going to have a great year in 2006 -- with or without the city council's Gang of Four, the Lite-swilling denizens of the Luddite Bar & Grill, the Main Street gay baiters, the cutesy-pie potty people, masked character assassins and the spitwad blogyarders.

All twelve of 'em.

Happy New Year, New Albania.

4 comments:

  1. Thanks much to you and all others who post here and help keep an eye on and also reporting news of what is going on within the walls of the open air museum.

    Yes hopefully greater things will come about in 2006.

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  2. They are out today, using the new trucks, too, and completing the five-day holiday cycle. But still, 3 p.m. does seem a tad late in the day/week.

    I've learned that the new operation will again accept bundled corrugated boxes (strapped or tied), which will be a big help toward reducing landfill stresses. And it will give a boost to the string industry.

    Richard - please post here again if your garbage doesn't wind up being picked up by the end of the day, won't you?

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  3. We just returned from a stroll to Loop Island, and one of the Eco-Tech trucks rolled past on Spring, circa 2:45 p.m.

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  4. Better late than never. Refuse got picked up on my end of Spring St. on friday! Looks like the rumor mill failed again!

    Happy 2006 everyone!

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