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Residents complain about dumping in neighbourhood | THE DAILY HERALD

July 10, 2020

Residents complain about dumping in neighbourhood | THE DAILY HERALD
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The complaints of some Cay Hill residents about illegal dumping have become louder after six shipping containers have been seemingly abandoned in their neighbourhood. In photo: Two containers that were recently discarded on Welgelegen Drive in Cay Hill.\r\n

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