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VENDORS TO OCCUPY NEW MON REPOS MARKET NEXT WEEK

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Next Monday, November 7, displaced vendors from the Mon Repos Market will return to their original location while construction works on the rehabilitated facility will continue. Joel Vogt tells us more.

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