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    Family Urges Action as Illegal Dumping Spoils Cedar Valley Property

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    A family who recently bought land in Cedar Valley is disheartened by the growing presence of illegal dumping near their property, which they say is spoiling the area’s natural charm.

    Despite their efforts to clean up the area, the waste—including oil bottles, old mattresses, refrigerators, and plastic bags—returned within weeks. During a recent visit, _Antigua.news_ confirmed the site was littered with various types of garbage, likely discarded by passersby.

    The family is calling for greater community responsibility, urging residents to respect the environment and help prevent further dumping. They remain hopeful that collective action can restore the area’s natural beauty.

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