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Mini golf preferred to ice cream

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As a Gizzy local I’m concerned, what will happen to our beloved mini golf course that is part of our current i-Site?

I’m not against the i-Site moving, but I’d rather play a nostalgic game of mini golf over an ice cream, for the same price I might add.

A new mini golf course would be a delight if that’s in the plans, but I am very concerned our town is going to lose one of its most underrated community assets.

Cooper Tattle

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