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Ed Smith

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Director, Institute of Sports Humanities sportshumanities.org
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Google review: Pirelli tired

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By Ed Smith
| complaintsboard.com
This review was chosen algorithmically as the most valued customer feedback. Two years ago, I signed a low mileage lease with a local kia dealer in new jersey. The vehicle, a kia telluride, had clean lines and was well appointed. My wife drives the telluride 95% of the time and is very cautious.
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Sigler, Betts Seek Mayor’s Position

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By Ed Smith
| The News-Gazette Verified
Lexington’s voters this fall will be deciding between interim Mayor David Sigler and City Council member Nicholas Betts in a special election to fill the remaining two years of the term of late Mayor Frank Friedman. Sigler and Betts both qualified to have their names on the ballot in the Nov. 3 election. The deadline for filing was this past Friday, Aug. 14. Three other special elections locally on Nov.
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After torrential rains hit St. Catharines, dangerous contaminants could be flowing off GM property

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By Ed Smith
| Penticton Herald Verified
For many residents in St. Catharines, the past two weeks have been defined by water. Homeowners have been left reeling after record rainfall overwhelmed parts of the city, flooding basements, damaging vehicles and wreaking widespread havoc on municipal stormwater systems unable to absorb the deluge of rain. The financial impact is expected to be measured in the tens of millions of dollars.
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