Sierra Landscaping was back in town this week to dig up the cracked asphalt pathway that leads off Victoria Street near the medical building

Sierra Landscaping was back in town this week to dig up the cracked asphalt pathway that leads off Victoria Street near the medical building

Walkway work

Sierra Landscaping was back in town to replace the cracked asphalt path near the medical building with a wider concrete path.

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