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North Huron Council approved a request from Director of Public Works Kevin Watson to temporarily re-open the Blyth dumping station on Gypsy Lane. The decision follows delays and cost pressures in securing a contractor for the project.
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North Huron Council approved a request from Director of Public Works Kevin Watson to temporarily re-open the Blyth dumping station on Gypsy Lane. The ...
North Huron Council approved a request from Director of Public Works Kevin Watson to temporarily re-open the Blyth dumping station on Gypsy Lane. The decision follows delays and cost pressures in securing a contractor for the project.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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