March Against Pipeline Invigorates Pimmit Hills

(Photo: Courtesy Devin Buries)

ALL FIRED UP for their march along the proposed route of a high-pressure gas pipeline are these Pimmit Hills residents on March 6. The community has been vocally opposed to the planned pipeline for over a year, saying that their neighborhood is unfairly being targeted for such a project due to its lower income and higher minority population than other nearby residential subdivisions.

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