For almost three decades Alfred Ranner belonged to the everyday life of the garbage collection centre Hermagor. For some he was the contact person for questions about the correct waste separation, for others simply the well-known face, which one saw already when entering the grounds. HERMAGOR. Now the 65-year-old goes into retirement with 1 November. Many memories, countless encounters and colleagues remain, which will miss above all his experie…
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For almost three decades Alfred Ranner belonged to the everyday life of the garbage collection centre Hermagor. For some he was the contact person for questions about the correct waste separation, for others simply the well-known face, which one saw already when entering the grounds. HERMAGOR. Now the 65-year-old goes into retirement with 1 November. Many memories, countless encounters and colleagues remain, which will miss above all his experie…