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by Chris Gilbey at 04:00PM (EST) on May 5, 2008 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Well, I moved to Berry in January, and I thought that I was going to be part of a beautiful small community where life just meanders on blissfully...

How was I to know that a proposed by pass to the town would change that...

The problem is that some residents on one side of town don't like the decision that the RTA has made about the building of a by pass road to take the trucking traffic away from the town. It seems like this is being driven by several people who are mainly from Sydney and who have weekend houses and are concerned about the proximity of the new road impacting their real estate values. One of the people is apparently connected to the Labour Party in Sydney and is trying to stir up discontent in the town and then motivate his buddies in Sydney.

Here is a video that was shown on State Line putting forward the views of the people who want the RTA study to stand.

Keywords: Berry, activism

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