'For the past two years I've been collecting lots of information, documentation and responses from various levels of government and departments regarding Blue Acres, Plymouth. ' | SaltWire
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The statement from the Warden,"there’s your sidewalk is simply asking for someone to get killed” is quite insulting to those seniors and families who are often forced through this seriously neglected area. Not to mention in the early 1990's a young boy was killed not far from here. This child's death resulted in the province widening the roads in Plymouth.
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