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Keep Gastonia Beautiful dedicates day to bees at Farmers Market | Gaston Gazette

June 24, 2021
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Volunteers with Keep Gastonia Beautiful initiative picked up litter as part of Great American Cleanup | WCNC

March 21, 2021
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City of Gastonia to Support Great American Cleanup®

March 16, 2021

Keep Gastonia Beautiful, the City’s not-for-profit initiative for clean cities, is joining the nationwide effort to encourage Gastonia residents to clean up litter and trash in their communities. The Great American Cleanup® starts March 20 […]

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Litter penalty doubles to stop Gastonia litterbugs | Gaston Gazette

March 12, 2021
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City of Gastonia Amends Ordinance to Increase Penalties for Littering

March 4, 2021

The Gastonia City Council approved an ordinance to increase the penalties for littering at its March 2 meeting to support a state House Bill and discourage littering. The revised ordinance goes into effect immediately and […]

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City of Gastonia Establishes Tree Advisory Commission

January 29, 2021

The City of Gastonia has established a Tree Advisory Commission to review applications for permits and oversee the coordination of the City’s tree ordinances and its related guidelines. The Commission will hold its first meeting […]

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City Services

Gastonia’s Recycling Cart Roundup Gets Underway

October 23, 2020

The City of Gastonia has begun a four-week process to collect all gray 96-gallon recycling carts. Last month, the City Council voted to end curbside collection of recyclables. Residents are asked to: Put their empty […]

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Change to Temporary-Sign Ordinance

September 24, 2020

As you drive on almost any busy street in the City of Gastonia, you will notice in some areas a sea of signs promoting various businesses, services or political candidates running for office. Some of […]

Gastonia City Councilman Robert Kellogg
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City Councilman Kellogg: A New Beginning. Not the End of Recycling!

September 18, 2020

City Councilman Robert J. Kellogg wrote this opinion article, which was originally printed in the Gaston Gazette on Sept. 18, 2020. Kellogg represents Ward 1 on the Gastonia City Council. This was certainly a hard […]

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City Services

Curbside Recycling Ends in Gastonia October 26

September 16, 2020

Curbside recycling ends for City of Gastonia customers on October 26 because it is no longer cost-effective to provide the service due to the extreme levels of contamination entering the City’s recycling stream. Customers can […]

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