Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Neighbors in a Belhaven community took a humorous approach to get a pothole problem addressed by the city of Jackson. 
  
 Devine Street residents placed a sign outside wishing “happy birthday” to a pothole on their road that had been causing frustration for drivers for a year. 
  
 Several neighbors had been calling the city about their concern without much response. 
  
 After 16 WAPT aired a story about the pothole, city crews came out Sunday morning and filled in the pothole. 
  
 A city worker told a neighbor that the pothole was almost 5 feet deep. 
  
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 While the hole has been filled with dirt, it hasn’t been paved over yet. 
  
 “(We) were driving to church and we honked our horn, ‘We were like, ‘Woo! Way to go!’ Then on the way home from church, ‘We were like, you’re kidding, right?’” frustrated resident Tracey Metcalf said. “Maybe they'll come back and pave it. If that's the case, we are happy.” 
  
 In addition to the large pothole, neighbors had nicknamed two smaller potholes nearby as the big pothole's “little brothers.” Both have also been filled with dirt. ||||| JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – A WJTV viewer sent us a picture of a pothole that you have to see to believe. 
  
 The pothole is seemingly celebrating a milestone. 
  
 It looks like a birthday celebration at the corner of Riverside Drive and Devine Street in Belhaven. 
  
 There are balloons and a sign. 
  
 But, gifts aren’t required. 
  
 The birthday is for a pothole. 
  
 This one started about 16 months ago and then it’s too little brother started about a year ago. 
  
 The elaborate poster covering a caution sign reads “Happy Birthday Pothole and ‘I’ve been here for over a year’. 
  
 “Maybe call attention to it. Because after 14 calls to 311, I thought it was time to do something different.” 
  
 The guy behind the eye-catching display is Eddie Prosser. 
  
 It is right in the middle the road and it’s a residential area and cars parked on both sides of the street so it’s difficult to come into or out of the street without almost hitting someone. 
  
 Posser believes he has a good sense of humor. 
  
 “I do. I do find our problems in the city of Jackson serious but at the same time just one small pothole. When they fix the potholes just a block away it wouldn’t of taken another 10 minutes,” said Prosser. 
  
 Prosser says the city got back to him once saying they’d check on the pothole. 
  
 Still, nothing has been done. 
  
 We have contacted the City of Jackson to see when the pothole might be fixed. 
  
 At this time, we’ve not heard back from them. |||||
Output:
How long do you have to live with a pothole on your street before you start treating it like a member of the family? Apparently a year will do it. Mashable reports Eddie Prosser of Jackson, Mississippi, got so tired of the city ignoring his complaints about the pothole outside his house that he decided to throw it a birthday party. The celebration included balloons and a huge birthday card reading, "Happy birthday, Pothole!" The pothole had actually been there about 16 months, and Prosser had called the city about it 14 times with no luck, according to WJTV. "[It's] just one small pothole," he says. "When they fix the potholes just a block away it wouldn’t have taken another 10 minutes." A number of local news stations covered the pothole's birthday party, and on Sunday a city crew was spotted working on the hole, WAPT reports. However, neighbors' jubilation quickly soured when they realized workers only filled the pothole with dirt and didn't pave it over. "We were like, 'You’re kidding, right?’” one resident says. “Maybe they'll come back and pave it." That might be a good bet: In the wake of the stunt, the city has announced a "pothole blitz," reports the Clarion-Ledger. (Another alternative: Turn potholes into art.)