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PARIKA MARKET VENDORS HOLDING OUT FOR RELOCATION CLOSE TO STELLING

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Vendors affected by the fire that destroyed the Parika Market over two weeks ago insist on being relocated near the stelling. However, the Regional Chairman firmly believes that meeting this demand is not feasible. Renata Burnette has the details.

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