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Eagle Mountain homeowners express concerns over construction site dust pollution

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A construction project for a new housing development in Eagle Mountain is causing quite the controversy for those who live around it. To homeowners' surprise, it is not the noise that is upsetting them, but instead, an abnormal amount of dust that has been kicked up into the air and is finding its way into their homes.

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