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Dozens of rescued turtles taken to Arroyo Grande sanctuary
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Ninety-five turtles were rescued by the Turtle and Tortoise Rescue Sanctuary in Arroyo Grande over the 4th of July weekend after being dumped by pet owners into public ponds.
âA lot of people get tired of their turtles and tortoises and they, unfortunately, dump them in local areas even though that is illegal,â said Turtle and Tortoise Rescue owner Jeff Dobbs. I received a few calls about these turtles at the Collection, concerns about the conditions of the pond, people picking them up, tossing them back in, and mishandling them,â said Santa Barbara wildlife volunteer Lucia Brown.
Budget makes up majority of Bar Harbor warrant
BAR HARBOR With decisions on the fate of cruise ships and vacation rentals destined for a vote in the future, town officials aren’t expecting many fireworks when voters get together on June 1 for Town Meeting.
Most of the 24 articles on the warrant are related to the budget, which is proposed to go up 2.1 percent.
“There’s nothing really controversial,” said Town Council member Gary Friedmann. “The real issues are going to be coming in the fall.”
Bar Harbor Town Manager Cornell Knight anticipated an increase of 0.7 percent to the municipal portion of the tax commitment, 5 percent for the school, 4.9 percent for the Hancock County assessment and 1.1 percent for the high school.