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Celebration Under the Stars 2009

July 4 Stars and StripesJuly 4 skies to light up around 9 p.m.

   Most City of Murfreesboro offices will close July 3 to observe the July 4 holiday Saturday.
   Exceptions are the golf courses at Old Fort Park and at the Veterans Administration (VA) medical center, the Wilderness Station on the south side of Barfield-Crescent Park, McFadden and Patterson Park community centers and Sports*Com.
   On July 4, all recreation facilities will be closed except the Sports*Com outdoor pool and the two golf courses. The city’s annual Celebration Under the Stars will begin at 5 p.m. on the McKnight ballfield complex near Sports*Com and a fireworks display will follow at 9.

City garbage pickup on holiday schedule this week

if your regular pickup day is Thursday or Friday ... remember to put your trash out a day EARLY!

   City residents are asked to pay particular heed to changes in garbage pickup during the week when routing will be onHere is a downloadable schedule of holiday pickups year-round. holiday schedule. Garbage normally picked up on Friday will be picked up the day before on Thursday and Thursdays pickup will be Wednesday, said Murfreesboro Solid Waste Department Director Joey Smith.
   Cautioning residents to put their trash out a day early only happens a few times during the year, Smith said, and citizens are often caught unprepared for trucks that arrive a day earlier than expected. 
   “Then they have to wait for their regular pickup days the following week," Smith said. "We try to get the word out by every means we know but it seems every year we get lots of calls about it.
   "If your regular day is Thursday or Friday and you don't want to wait a week," he said, "our advice is to put your trash out a day early."


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Parks and Recreation survey

   March-May RC CoverTo help development of its Five-Year Recreation Plan, The City of Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department is asking citizens to share their opinions by participating in its Parks and Recreation survey.
   In return the department is offering incentives.

 

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Meetings

City Council will not meet this week. Here is a calendar of upcoming city meetings.

U.S. Census Bureau

In a press release yesterday, the U.S. Census Bureau announced its sampling indicates Murfreesboro's population is now 101,753, enough to become the 12th fastest growing city in the nation during 2008.

News at-a-glance

See a scheduling change for the July Homeless Task Force meeting and more on upcoming electronics waste pickups in News-at-a-Glance


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