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April 22. 2012 12:01AM

Only in Print: Nashua event collects tons of problem waste

By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Sunday News Correspondent


Workers with Veolia Environmental Services empty paint into large drums on April 14 during Nashua's household hazardous waste collection. (Kimberly Houghton)
NASHUA — City residents were eager to get rid of unwanted paint cans and used batteries last weekend, along with dated computers and other electronics that were collecting dust in their attics.

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