Anything that helps keep our neighborhood cleaner is a good thing, so it is nice to see the new Big Belly solar-powered trash-compacting trash cans on North Harvard St.
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They have been around for weeks.
ReplyDeleteI guess you haven't seen them on western ave either.
How do you get people to use them?
ReplyDeleteI believe these new trash barrels were donated to the City of Boston and the community by Harvard University. There are several others located throughout the North Allston neighborhood.
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