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| Virginia correctional facilities to begin composting |
| By cbs19news.com- Chris Cerbo |
| Published: 02/27/2019 |
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HALIFAX COUNTY, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- The prison in Buckingham County is about to start a new composting program. Other prisons in Virginia are already doing this, in an effort to keep costs down. Late last year, the Virginia Department of Corrections announced its intention to implement composting programs at 18 facilities throughout the state. Halifax Correctional Unit's Superintendent Mariea LeFevers was interested and excited to get the program up and running. Read More. |
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