Toledo residents claim they’re losing sleep over ongoing noise

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — Residents of Parklane mobile home community are troubled by persistent nighttime noise resembling banging on metal drums, allegedly originating from a nearby food company. Despite complaints to the city and the company, the issue remains unresolved, leaving residents hoping for a permanent solution.

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