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Soccer leader calls field conditions in Halifax area 'dire'

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Youth soccer continues to boom in the Halifax Regional Municipality, but at least one of the sport’s local leaders says the grass fields can’t keep up with the high demand. Ollie Hewish is the executive director of Suburban FC in Bedford-Sackville, and he says there are roughly 5,000 players in his association alone.
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