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Feud on Park Avenue

By Ken Smith
Chico News & Review | August 27, 2012
For the past two years, the corner of 16th Street and Park Avenue has been ground zero in a battle between a man who has filed more than 160 noise complaints and a bar owner who claims those efforts are tantamount to harassment.
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Tags: Legal, Business, Noise Complaints

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