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I-Team: Pedestrian hit at Cape Elizabeth recycling center as town works to improve safety

19 July 2017 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: I-Team: Pedestrian hit at Cape Elizabeth recycling center as town works to improve safety
CAPE ELIZABETH (WGME) – The I-Team investigates new safety concerns at the Cape Elizabeth Trash and Recycling Center. We discovered just last weekend another pedestrian was hit at the facility. It follows a deadly accident in 2014. Work is now underway to …
News story posted on 2017-07-18T22:15:00

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