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Loud-mouth rooster now feathered friend.(LOCAL NEWS)
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Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
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May 1, 2008
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Byline: Ellie Oleson
OXFORD - A Rhode Island Red rooster that came home to roost was several decades too late to find a position on the old chicken farm that used to be on George Street, though he does have a new job as mascot for the Animal Control Department.
There was a time when seeing a rooster in Oxford was no big deal. The town had many chicken farms, including one with more than 4,000 chickens on George Street. Last year's annual barn inspections by t...
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