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City of Savannah crews mobilize to remove 300 tons of parade trash

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Savannah sanitation workers start work around 3 a.m. before the event. Workers will collect about 300 tons of trash left behind in squares and on streets near the parade route. City spokesman Joshua Peacock: Recyclables placed in designated bins are also collected.

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City of Savannah crews mobilize to remove 300 tons of parade trash

About 200 Savannah Sanitation Department workers deploy to collect about 300 tons of trash after the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

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