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Newspaper Article
Waste station debate carries on
2015
Overview
\"Essentially the problem has been put back on ourselves to solve,\" [Patrick Merlihan] said. \"Our issue now is that we are not in the waste management field ... we have zero expertise.\" The four waste transfer stations in Woolwich, Wilmot, Wellesley and North Dumfries are scheduled to close at year's end after debate and a vote a week ago that was confirmed by politicians Wednesday. The motion to close the station included a stipulation that townships could come back with alternative proposals. [Woolwich Coun] resident Eric Schwindt, backed the township's position. \"Woolwich has been clear, Elmira transfer station is a service that's valued, utilized and necessary,\" he said. \"The region needs to provide service for all its residents.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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