6pm Hour – burning biosolids

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Posted Jun 7, 2012 12:46:55 PM.

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Premier Darrell Dexter joins us to talk poll results, power rates and other topics. Cecil is by with his check on sports. Peter Twohig looks back at this day in history. Marilyn Cameron talks biosolids… now they’re going to burn it.

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