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No fix in sight for Georgetown sign

Mitch MacDonald | Posted: June 22, 2019, 8 a.m. | Updated: June 22, 2019, 8 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Mayor Ed MacAulay during Monday’s Three Rivers council meeting.
Three Rivers Mayor Ed MacAulay. - Mitch MacDonald

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THREE RIVERS, P.E.I. – A solution has yet to be found for the digital sign in Georgetown.

Council heard during June’s monthly meeting that Sign City attempted to fix the sign.

Mayor Ed MacAulay said it was unfortunate the sign, which advertises town events, was not operating.

CAO Jill Walsh noted finding fixes for broken electronic signs is difficult. Last year, a sign between Montague and Brudenell was out of order for about six months before a solution was found.

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