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Komiske says recycling running smoothly By Andrew KnittleA survey of Faculty Heights, a small neighborhood just east of the Lindsey Street and Classen Boulevard intersection, didn't turn up any witnesses to the possible thefts.
Justin Wycoff, who lives in the area, said he hadn't noticed any aluminum thefts, either. "Before it [curbside recycling] there used to be a lady who collected cans out of the Dumpster near that pink building at Virginia and Brooks, but I haven't seen her lately," he said. The curbside program is provided to most Norman residents for $3 a month. Waste Managment, a private contractor, picks up and sells the recyclables as part of its agreement with the city. For more information about Norman's curbside recycling program, visit www.recyclenorman.com. Andrew Knittle 366-3527 aknittle@normantranscript.com 
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