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Time to Join the Pothole Patrol

May 04, 2007 00:00 from Lansing State Journal
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Derek Wallbank
Lansing State Journal

Alisha Harris has had two flat tires this spring after hitting potholes.

“It’s been like this for awhile,” the 34-year-old Lansing resident said while looking recently at potholes in southeast Lansing. “It’s not just me, two other families I know have had flat tires from it too.”

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