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A new sinkhole is swallowing the pavement near Sturgeon Creek, just months after the city finally closed a seven-meter-long, three-meter-wide hole that took over a year to fix. This fresh crater—growing as water and soil collapse into it—is dangerously close to a busy walking path, raising alarms for nearby residents, especially parents with kids. The city admits groundwater erosion has plagued the area for years, and the original repair may have simply shifted the problem south and west. Heavy rains this summer are blamed for triggering the latest collapse. Officials are now scrambling for a smarter, long-term solution before nature’s next move puts more people at risk.

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