
Jefferson City commission, staff exploring ways to clean up residents’ recycling practices
At least a quarter of what Jefferson City residents put in the recycle bin each month ends up in the local landfill.
Stephi Smith is the city government reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She writes mostly about parks, city hall board meetings and city council. She joined the News Tribune in April 2023 after she graduated from the University of Missouri's School of Journalism with a bachelor's in print and digital news reporting. She has previously covered local news in her hometown near Seattle, Washington and at the Missourian in Columbia, Missouri. You can find her on Twitter at @smithstephi.
At least a quarter of what Jefferson City residents put in the recycle bin each month ends up in the local landfill.
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