By Julie Johansen The meeting of the Emery School Board on Wednesday, Aug. 10 began with a work session. A discussion about the declining enrollment revolved around different options, but the board decided that they would host town meetings in September before any decision would be made. Also in the work session, Kacey Fluckey, Green
Bay residents fed up with eyesore of uncut grass, weeds everywhere Metro’s clean-up contracts being finalised after expiring 15 months ago PREMIUM By Nomazima Nkosi - 03 May 2021
Overgrown grass obstructing views on the road and weeds growing out of pavements, are just some of the eyesores residents in Nelson Mandela Bay have been subjected to over the last few months.
The reason? The city has yet to finalise the grass-cutting contract that expired in January 2020.
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Nelson Mandela Bay residents fed up with uncut grass, weeds everywhere Metro’s clean-up contracts being finalised after expiring 15 months ago 03 May 2021 - 11:57 By Nomazima Nkosi At the intersection on the M19 near Swartkops, motorists cannot see oncoming traffic due to overgrown grass next to the road. Image: WERNER HILLS
Overgrown grass obstructing views on roads and weeds growing out of pavements are some of the eyesores to which residents in Nelson Mandela Bay have been subjected over the past few months.
The reason? The city has yet to finalise the grass-cutting contract that expired in January 2020.
In Kariega, Despatch and Gqeberha, there are several overgrown and unkempt areas.