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Houstonians can drop off any used or unused pumpkins to the Solid Waste Management Department starting Nov. 1. (Courtesy Pexels)

Where to bring old pumpkins for composting in Houston

By Cassandra Jenkins

Houstonians can drop off any used or unused pumpkins to the Solid Waste Management Department starting Nov. 1.

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Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County commissioners award $18.9M in federal ...
HCHSA Chairman J. Kent Friedman will step down after 22 years of service. (Courtesy Harris County Houston Sports Authority)
Harris County Houston Sports Authority Chairman J. ...
Harris County Department Board of Education trustees voted to lower the board’s tax rate for the 11th consecutive year during the board's Oct. 16 meeting. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Harris County Department of Education votes to ...
The shifting concrete pavers at Buffalo Speedway and Sunset Boulevard have created a safety issue for pedestrians crossing the intersections in West U. (Courtesy West University Place)
West U to fix broken crosswalks at 4 intersections along Buffalo Speedway
Space Cities Network announced the launch of its new organization Oct. 20 that will consist of four spaced-focused cities, including Houston. (Courtesy Pixabay)
Houston selected as 1 of 4 cities to join new international global space network
The Evergreen Park and Pool Complex was built in the 1960s. (Courtesy City of Bellaire)
Bellaire officials open survey for resident feedback on Evergreen Park enhancements
Houston officials finalized an agreement with the HOPE Labor Union to increase pay and provide other additional benefits to the city's municipal workers. (Courtesy HOPE Local 123)
Houston officials finalize employee worker contract with 3.5% pay increase
Houston aims to eliminate the "sidewalk to nowhere" by changing the sidewalk ordinance mandate that requires developers to build sidewalks even if they do not connect to anything. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
Houston Planning Department to host 8 public meetings on sidewalk ordinance amendments
Episcopal High School is a four-year co-educational private school located on a 34-acre campus in Bellaire. (Courtesy Episcopal High School)
Episcopal High School seeks Bellaire City Council approval for campus expansion
Design plans for a new civic center area that could include a newly constructed library, community center and senior center within West University Place are still in flux as members of the West University Place City Council hashed out their priorities for the project during a regular meeting Oct. 14. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact)
West U revisits design plans for civic center ahead of Nov. 12 town hall
Houston Mayor John Whitmire addresses the media after the Oct. 9 Houston City Council meeting about multiple topics, including audits for tax increment reinvestment zones in the city. (Cassandra Jenkins/Community Impact)
Houston officials authorize audits for all TIRZ districts in wake of Midtown scandal
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded Houston and Harris County over $7.75 million and $5.75 million, respectively, to combat lead hazards in homes. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)
Houston, Harris County awarded federal funding to eliminate lead in homes
Chris Canetti currently serves as President of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Host Committee and will act as interim CEO of the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority. (Courtesy Harris County Houston Sports Authority)
Harris County-Houston Sports Authority names Chris Canetti as interim CEO