Bureaucratic Red Tape Could Be Blocking A Solution To Staten Island's Wild Turkey Problem
Flocks of birds are menacing residents on Staten Island and may be causing health and safety issues. Residents want the birds removed, but unharmed.
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Flocks of birds are menacing residents on Staten Island and may be causing health and safety issues. Residents want the birds removed, but unharmed.
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