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Round 3 Showground Paver Release on Sale Now
Fairfield City Council is offering residents and businesses another chance to buy a commemorative paver and be part of history at the redeveloped Fairfield Showground.
The pavers can be engraved with family or business names that celebrate links to Fairfield City and will be laid in the new Fairfield Memory Walk at Fairfield Showground.
So far, hundreds of families and businesses have purchased personalised pavers celebrating special milestones like marriages, births and wedding anniversaries.
Fairfield City Mayor Frank Carbone said the round 3 paver release is due to popular demand.
“The personalised pavers that were unveiled to the public last month were a hit, and we received many requests to release a new round of pavers from residents that missed out,” Mayor Carbone said.
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