Letter: Sooke needs to deal with sidewalk germs

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Sooke sidewalks are always cleaned with a leaf blower but never power washed. And that’s a health problem.

Sidewalks have a lot of germs. We need to deal with them.

Troy Carlson

Sooke


editor@sookenewsmirror.com
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