Odor Report for 3/15/2020

March 15, 2020

The Daily Sludge Report

Zero Days Without A Smell Report

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Please Help Me Get Rid of This Smell so I Can Do Other Stuff 

And so it begans...



We had to call our meeting off. : (
That's okay! If they're in business and continue to create #TheSmell - Then WE are and will continue to be IN their business. We WILL continue to track and record, to the best of our abilities, even tho we are all faced with another extremely important issue of Covid-19. Let's all stay safe, be here for one another if possible and do not despair. We need to stay focused on keeping ourselves healthy and we can always circle back when it's safe to have a meeting with the government. God Bless you all.

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