When I first saw this story's headline, I did a double-take. This Louisiana teacher put something unthinkable into treats that she gave to her students to eat. There are no words for how absolutely disgusting the things she did to school-aged kids are.
When I first saw this story's headline, I did a double-take. This Louisiana teacher put something unthinkable into treats that she gave to her students to eat. There are no words for how absolutely disgusting the things she did to school-aged kids are.
Perch and near-shore lake trout in southern Lake Michigan and the slow creep of ice fishing toward Chicago lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.
Laguna Beach resident Brad Wood uses an electric drill to grind paint off a sea cave near Thousand Steps Beach on Feb. 23. Photo by Mitch Ridder, Contributing Photographer
A Laguna Beach man started removing graffiti Monday from a sea cave near Thousand Steps Beach after reading a thread of comments on a local Facebook group.
Brad Wood, 57, of Laguna Beach said heâs grown to love the South Laguna beach over the last 40 years. The vandalism first reported on Feb. 14 was intolerable, Wood said, adding âyou canât attack mother nature.â
âWhen I saw everyone complaining there was no real solution being offeredâjust a lot of hate and painâso I thought, âletâs take care of it,ââ he said.