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by gandalf on July 31, 2020 - 0 Comments
A carjacking suspect who had already been arrested shot three Chicago police officers as they attempted to escort him into custody on Thursday morning, authorities said.The gunman was being taken out of a patrol van and walked into Northwest Side police station at around 9.30am when he opened fire, hitting the officers.
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by gandalf on June 23, 2020 - 0 Comments
Senior U.S. Senate Democrats on Monday accused President Donald Trump's administration of violating the law when it declared his intention last month to withdraw the United States from the Open Skies Treaty. In a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mike Esper, the Democrats said the administration had not given the legally required 120 days' advance notice to Congress before beginning the withdrawal process.
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by kittykat on July 10, 2020 - 0 Comments
Hello SCARS, So hot didn't have the heart to stop him from having a play in the puddle. We are loving sharing our live with Dobby. He even has a new pet kitten, Norbert.
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by kittykat on July 10, 2020 - 0 Comments
Hello SCARS, Just giving you a little update saying Rua is doing great. She is no longer afraid to get into water and I’d say will be swimming by the end of the year! She had her first trip to the mountains last week and loved it.
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by kittykat on July 1, 2020 - 0 Comments
Hi SCARS, Cookie came to into your care after being hit by a car. The Westlock Veterinary Center assessed him and determined that his leg could not be saved. Following the amputation surgery, this scared, shy dog went to a SCARS foster home where he received endless loving care. A family member of the
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Most of the more than 200 whales who became stranded on New Zealand's notorious Farewell Spit on the weekend have been able to refloat themselves, conservation officials said Sunday. About 17 other whales from the pod which beached themselves late Saturday remain on shore near the carcasses of hundreds of other pilot whales that died in mass strandings over the past three days. "The 240-odd whales that had stranded between Puponga and Pakawau late on Saturday have mostly refloated themselves on last night's high tide and are milling around in shallow water," Department of Conservation spokesman Herb Christophers said.