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Why Inverness businesses will pay more for trash

Commercial businesses in Inverness will pay more to have their garbage hauled away beginning this fall, with the city citing higher collection and landfill costs as the reason for the increase.

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Why Inverness businesses will pay more for trash

Commercial businesses in Inverness will pay more to have their garbage hauled away beginning this fall, with the city citing higher collection and landfill costs as the reason for the increase.

4 days ago·Crystal River, United States

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Chronicle Online broke the news in Crystal River, United States 4 days ago on Sunday, August 16, 2026.

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