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BottleDrop has announced it will support wildfire relief efforts and invites Oregonians to help by donating their bottles and cans.
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Many of the people most dependent on income from redeeming bottles and cans struggle to get those items to the places where they can turn them in for money.A new project in Eugene will bring a mobile BottleDrop to the people and places it's needed most.
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People who return bags of bottles and cans to Oregon BottleDrop Redemption Centers will be charged differently starting in 2023.
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Stores in Linn and Lincoln Counties must accept bottle returns again. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission has allowed stores in “Extreme” or “High” risk…
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Grocery stores in Oregon won’t have to accept bottle returns for the next couple of weeks.The Oregon Liquor Control Commission says it won’t enforce the…
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A nickel isn’t what it used to be. Back in the 1970s, two nickels could buy you a postage stamp, and a just few more could get you a loaf of bread. So…