On Churchill Avenue, near the Gordomme River, the pocket of the city commonly known as Gola Michael, named after the Apostles & Gola St. Michael Church, has slipped into a draining routine. Ongoing riverside works have turned the daily walk from the main roads to nearby homes into a tough slog for schoolchildren and workers returning from long shifts. Heavy dust fills the air, construction trucks grind through, and the noise wears people down before they even reach their doors. The commute now qualifies as cardio, and the dust is offering “free facials” no one asked for.

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