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Deer cull to occur during winter break

During this week’s Swarthmore Borough Council meeting, the council amended an existing firearms ordinance that stood in the way of the college’s proposal to regulate the Crum Woods’ deer population with sharpshooters. The language of the amendment authorizes “the discharge of a firearm for the purposes of animal control,” clearing the way for the anticipated culling of the deer this winter.

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