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Mayor Razmus says city must have ‘zero tolerance’ for loose dogs

By: Dean Manning

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Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus said the city’s ordinance regarding dogs must be more stringently enforced following an incident in which a Corbin High School student was attacked by multiple neighborhood dogs on 23rd Street.

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