Residents of Canoe Bay are concerned with the recent theft of manhole covers from the pavement, leaving the holes open and creating a possible mishap. He is pleading with the authorities to keep a closer eye on scrap iron dealers on the Island who consistently engage in this activity for a quick dollar.
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