Stores are allowed to give out recyclable paper bags for a 10-cent fee, but businesses that do not comply with the bag ban will face fines.
Shoppers in Radnor Township will need to bring their own bag with them next time they head out to the store.
Shoppers along the Main Line will need to bring their own bag with them next time they head out to the store.Officials approved that ban on single-use plastic bags back in September.Businesses that do not comply with the bag ban will face fines.
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