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Roads Pond still a problem

The County would like us to think the one-time catfish pond, now residential lake in Cantonment that was dug by the largest road contractor for…

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House dumper still free

In September, 2006, Otis English dumped a house on a vacant lot on West Lee Street. Nineteen months later, it still sits on that lot…

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