Edward Lehner, Advocate for Dog Waste Cleanup Laws, Dies at 93
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Edward Lehner, known for his role in advocating laws requiring dog owners to clean up after their pets in New York, has died at the age of 93. His efforts helped transform the city from a place where dog waste was a common hazard to a cleaner environment.
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