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Massachusetts has what's called a "waste ban," meaning, there are prohibitions on the disposal and transfer of certain toxic and/or recyclable items. Waste bans are intended to encourage reuse and/or recycling of certain waste materials, conserve disposal capacity, and reduce adverse environmental impacts from waste materials containing toxic substances.

Massachusetts has what's called waste ban where prohibitions on the disposal and transfer for disposal of certain toxic and/or recyclable items (see “Summary” sidebar and reverse). Waste bans are intended to encourage reuse and/or recycling of certain waste materials, conserve disposal capacity, and reduce adverse environmental impacts from waste materials containing toxic substances.

Authorities in and out of Massachusetts are saying that there's certain items that we should just leave at home instead of carrying on our person all the time.

Massachusetts has what's called waste ban where prohibitions on the disposal and transfer for disposal of certain toxic and/or recyclable items (see “Summary” sidebar and reverse). Waste bans are intended to encourage reuse and/or recycling of certain waste materials, conserve disposal capacity, and reduce adverse environmental impacts from waste materials containing toxic substances.

Many say that great foods originated in Massachusetts being that it was one of the first of the 13 original colonies and the 6th state to join the United States of America.

Authorities in and out of Massachusetts are saying that there's certain items that we should just leave at home instead of carrying on our person all the time.

While a lot of people across the Baystate are trying to get through keeping everything tidy, there's always that one question on what do you do with that clutter?

Authorities in and out of Massachusetts are saying that there's certain items that we should just leave at home instead of carrying on our person all the time.

While a lot of people across the Baystate are trying to get through keeping everything tidy, there's always that one question on what do you do with that clutter?

The New York Times" tech blog recently ran a list of gadgets you SHOULDN'T buy. Because they're not worth the money or other options are better. Here's a quick rundown of what they found.