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Tomlinson’s New Public Cemetery Set to Welcome Burials by Next Month, Delays Due to Rain

27 February 2025 - 08:31

Tomlinson’s New Public Cemetery Set to Welcome Burials by Next Month, Delays Due to Rain

27 February 2025 - 08:31

CABINET NOTES: The new public cemetery at Tomlinson’s could begin to receive burials by the end of next month.

The roads within the cemetery and the parking apron have been delayed primarily by rain, which makes utilizing cement and other materials untenable until the soil dries.

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5 Comments

  1. How many times are we going to hear this. Its like every month they say next month. Let’s just see what excuse they gonna blame this time when it doesn’t open in a month

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    • The truth is the land is water logged so we will soon see some floating bodies once they use this ground… they just need to speak the truth

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  2. The next excuse will definitely not be lack of clients, but rain and flooding is going to be a continued problem because of the lay of the land

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  3. Prime Minister said someone was rushing to go in there before it was finished lol. Got to love the PM. Good from the Governement.

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  4. Hope it’s not rushed, let this be done well!!

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5 Comments

  1. How many times are we going to hear this. Its like every month they say next month. Let’s just see what excuse they gonna blame this time when it doesn’t open in a month

    Reply
    • The truth is the land is water logged so we will soon see some floating bodies once they use this ground… they just need to speak the truth

      Reply
  2. The next excuse will definitely not be lack of clients, but rain and flooding is going to be a continued problem because of the lay of the land

    Reply
  3. Prime Minister said someone was rushing to go in there before it was finished lol. Got to love the PM. Good from the Governement.

    Reply
  4. Hope it’s not rushed, let this be done well!!

    Reply

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