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Christian Ave. Water Line Slated for Replacement
Improvements set to begin in July, according to The Village Times Herald.

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Improvements set to begin in July, according to The Village Times Herald.

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Many upset over the decision.
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Head down to Gelinas Junior High on Monday afternoon.
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With access to tennis courts and village beaches.
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