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Radioactive waste, ballooning mattress disposal costs and more are all factors behind newly-approved solid waste changes in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Springfield will foot the bill initially, then seek federal funds
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Hazardous intersection will undergo $19 million upgrade beginning in 2024
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Work was expected to start this spring in front of the Springfield Central Library
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The conversion of all 14,000 streetlights to LED will take five years.
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Amount of state money for annual local street work has not changed in more than a decade
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Upgrades planned at 15 intersections, 10 high-traffic streets
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Existing sewer mains date from 1881
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New rules are part of an effort to reduce waste 30 percent by 2030
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Changes to lower State Street in Springfield not likely before next spring