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Steady flow of traffic to dumpsters placed at Corner Brook’s civic centre

Gary Kean | Posted: Dec. 28, 2017, 10:13 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 28, 2017, 10:15 p.m. | 1 Min Read
There was a fairly steady flow of traffic to the dumpsters placed on the parking lot of Corner Brook’s civic centre after the stormy weather cleared Thursday. Ocean King was one of the many residents taking advantage of the service provided by the City of Corner Brook to handle the excess waste generated during the Christmas season, not to mention the disruption to the regular garbage collection schedule created by the holiday period. The dumpsters will be on the parking lot until Jan. 2.
There was a fairly steady flow of traffic to the dumpsters placed on the parking lot of Corner Brook’s civic centre after the stormy weather cleared Thursday. Ocean King was one of the many residents taking advantage of the service provided by the City of Corner Brook to handle the excess waste generated during the Christmas season, not to mention the disruption to the regular garbage collection schedule created by the holiday period. The dumpsters will be on the parking lot until Jan. 2. - Gary Kean

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There was a fairly steady flow of traffic to the dumpsters placed on the parking lot of Corner Brook’s civic centre after the stormy weather cleared Thursday.

Many residents were taking advantage of the service provided by the City of Corner Brook to handle the excess waste generated during the Christmas season, not to mention the disruption to the regular garbage collection schedule created by the holiday period.

The dumpsters will be on the parking lot until Jan. 2.

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