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Veolia opens doors to concerned citizens By Amy MooreThe Port Arthur News “The community of Port Arthur is not appreciative of what happened,” Meaux said. “It’s not right that we weren’t informed. The company did a good job and did make me more comfortable though.”
With elections about two weeks away, Day said this contract and how local government officials reacted to it will be an issue for her when she heads to the polling booth. “You know how they say, there’s just something fishy about it,” she said. 
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