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4:13 PM April 23, 2021
Ipswich rubbish has been cleaned up on Radcliffe Drive, left, and left in Stonelodge Park, right.
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Residents concerned at anti-social behaviour in Chantry have said that litter is one of their biggest gripes - after one family collected three bags of rubbish from a single pathway.
Gemma Burden spent last Friday picking up the rubbish from Radcliffe Drive to Hawthorn Drive with her husband Lee and her four-year-old son, Austin.
Mrs Burden said: My husband has just walked our dog up there again and collected another bag full. In just one week. Disgusting and so disappointing.
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Thousands remain without power in Davis following Tuesday’s storm surge, which brought down this tree along F Street. Owen Yancher/Enterprise photo
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With thousands of local residents still without electricity for the second straight day, PG&E released a pair of estimated power restoration times for two Davis neighborhoods on Thursday.
The area of Central Davis between Seventh and Third streets was expected to regain power by 10 p.m. Thursday night. However, it will likely be a lengthier wait for the neighborhoods along Scripps Drive, Redwood Lane and Radcliffe Drive, where PG&E officials have posted an estimated restoration could take an additional three days.