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Monday, March 21, 2011 - By Anonymous - 1 comment
Flashback to Guam Graffiti
Back in October, we told you about one Guam resident Don Muna who took matters into his own hands and dealt with graffiti on the Yona Bridge just eleven days after being reported.
After spending some time on the Interwebz, I stumbled upon this awesome YouTube video that documents how he cleaned it up. Citizens everywhere can learn a lot from this SeeClickFix user!
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Love this! I like his advice to go to city hall for public walls as opposed to destroying property. They could use SCF for that too.
Also love that he reported the issue and fixed the issue.