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Letter: Stop fireworks in Clark County

By Ted Hallock, Battle Ground
Published: July 6, 2022, 6:00am

There were at least five fireworks stands in Battle Ground which had enough fireworks to start a war. The folks that buy these fireworks believe that the more the better. For a week, heavy-duty fireworks have been shot at all hours. No regard is given to combat veterans, animals, or others who are bothered by the endless explosions. The sale of fireworks and the shooting of fireworks in Battle Ground and Clark County needs to stop.

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