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WAUKESHA, Wis. 鈥?Waukesha residents flocked to city hall Monday night, many for one specific reason.As it stands, the city does not have a chicken ordinance in place. The proposed ordinance ruffled many people s feathers because of the regulations. The Ordinance License Committee wants to regulate the keeping of chickens to ensure humane treatment of the animals, avoid public nuisances and
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