After about five days of seeing a dead deer in the road, Susan Millman, an Annapolis resident, decided to take matters into her own hands.
Not by dodging traffic with a shovel in hand, but by calling The Watchdog. She had already tried calling the county and city, she said, but it seemed like nothing was being done.
Millman believed the carcass had been lying in the somewhat nonexistent shoulder of Forest Drive - just east of the Chinquapin Round Road intersection on the north side of the road - since the previous Friday.
Millman was rightfully concerned. Sure, roadkill is...
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Dead Deer - 2009-11-11 14:32:58
If you saw the deer get hit let me know and I will come pick it up that moment.
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