Summary
Among heaps of decaying brick, abandoned trash and splintered wood, there is a silence broken only by the blaring whistle of an approaching train or the soothing shovel of dirt by a lone worker.
It is here, near the corner of Walker and Ninth streets, that Clyde Bailey says he's worked alone for the past four years, clearing a site where Swift Meat Packing once operated. It's an area Augusta's Judicial Center Subcommittee dropped the gavel on Friday, voting to abandon it as a possible judicial center site.See the full content of this document
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Panel Says to Pursue New Site for Center
"I've been here forever. Got to make a living," said Mr. Bailey, who works for the company Christian Mill Works, noting that an Augusta judicial center at the site would be "good for the area."
His work site...See the full content of this document
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