Trenton takes high-tech approach to rid city of crows

<p>New Jersey's capital is taking a high-tech approach to rid the city of an estimated 30,000 crows that are waking up residents and leaving behind piles of droppings.</p>

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Trenton takes high-tech approach to rid city of crows

<p>New Jersey's capital is taking a high-tech approach to rid the city of an estimated 30,000 crows that are waking up residents and leaving behind piles of droppings.</p>

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