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Community meeting on Katharsis development draws crowd of concerned residents

The panel at Saturday’s meeting, chaired by former mayor Peter Clements, consisted of ecologist and land owner Caroline Paterson, drilling and geothermal expert Carly Stark, a representative of KI Eco-Action representative Fraser Vickery and local builder David Stark. (Stan Gorton: 529540)
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A community meeting at the Stokes Bay Hall heard impassioned pleas to save one of last patches of untouched coastal […]

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