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Cacophony and Clamor in Kent, Ohio

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Jason W. Ellis

Car horns.

Marching band.

Tuned exhaust pipes.

Incessant police and fire sirens.

Overcompensating drive-by stereo systems.

How does such a tiny place manage to generate so much noise?

 

 

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