W EEKLY EDITION OCTOBER 3, 2018
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Invited Guest Overstays Its Welcome!
The Parker Family just could n't lo se the lawn art … OR was it
really art?
A portable toilet that was rented for the weekend lingered in the yard of
one family in Parker, CO for two weeks. The family made repeated pleas
to the company to pick up their portable to no avail…until they
contacted 9news. Bertsc h Brothers finally retrieved their property and
responded to questions about the delay with a slew of excuses. Well,
was it the new system, personnel changes, an address mix up, or was it
just bad customer service? You decide.
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Sanitation Summit in India
India unveils a program that just may be the next
Nobel model
Despite celebration from the UN regarding their model for
low - income countries battling open - defecation, residents
of India's slums are not seeing the impact. In Taimoor
Nagar there is only one portable toilet for hundreds of
people. The program is showing progress in rural areas,
but the slums that surround the cities are still suffering. It
doesn't help that cleaning toilets is still considered low -
caste work.
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P AGE 16
The reward for a job well done is the opportunity to do more.
- Jonas Salk
