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March 29, 2012

Cars go too fast on Crow Lane

The Daily News of Newburyport Thu Mar 29, 2012, 03:54 AM EDT

To the editor:

Being a resident of Crow Lane for 30 years, I get upset the way cars fly down this street. Since they built houses on Storybrooke Lane and Virginia Lane and built Woodman park at the end of Crow Lane, people think Crow Lane is part of Interstate 95. Between adults and their teenage kids flying up and down Crow Lane, I've had enough. I have three beautiful grandchildren who play in my driveway, and if anything happened to them, I'd press charges to the fullest extent.

I'd never fly down Virginia Lane and Storybrooke, Don't do it on Crow Lane. The speed limit is 25 mph, in case drivers are unaware of it. I'm retired and I'll be watching you ...

Arthur Wood

Newburyport

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