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The four days — one each in June, July, September and November — are available to Lucas County residents. WTOL got a good look at demolition and construction happening at Savage

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Toledo reopening former dumping site as park, preserve

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North Toledo property becomes dumping ground

North Toledo property becomes dumping ground

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Toledo’s newest park vandalized weeks ahead of opening

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Inside Savage Park’s $2.1M transformation

WTOL got a good look at demolition and construction happening at Savage

Toledo parks to receive $4 million summer restoration projects

Toledo parks to receive $4 million summer restoration projects

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Toledo Zoo Reptile House reopens to public Friday after renovation

Toledo Zoo Reptile House reopens to public Friday after renovation

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Krejci dump site restoration complete, new reserve open after being closed nearly 35 years

Read more details and related context about Krejci dump site restoration complete, new reserve open after being closed nearly 35 years.

Composting sites open at three Metroparks to reduce carbon footprint of Toledo

Composting sites open at three Metroparks to reduce carbon footprint of Toledo

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Composting could be coming to Toledo

Composting could be coming to Toledo

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North Toledo landfill offering four free disposal days

North Toledo landfill offering four free disposal days

The four days — one each in June, July, September and November — are available to Lucas County residents.