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Gatorland offers $1K reward in case of gator found with eyes, snout taped shut
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LAKE MARY, Fla. - Gatorland is contributing to a reward for more information in the investigation of an alligator that was found with its eyes and snout duct-taped shut.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) removed the alligator from the Wekiva Island area in Seminole County last week. Residents told FWC that they have spotted other alligators that have been duct-taped in a similar fashion.
Gatorland has added $1,000 to the reward money being offered to find those responsible. Gatorland is committed to the protection of alligators, educating the public about alligators, and rescuing nuisance alligators that would otherwise be euthanized by trappers all as part of its Gatorland Global conservation program, Gatorland spokesperson Kathy Hernandez told FOX 35 News.
Language, technology could be barriers for minority-owned businesses during COVID-19
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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) Inside Tacos Tijuana, meals are being served to-go while the business faces an uphill battle during the coronavirus pandemic. It s hard to pay bills. Bills keep pilingg up if we are indoor or outdoor. They don t know what the situation is. That s what s difficult, cutting hours for our employees, employees that have been with them from the beginning, said Kathy Hernandez, the restaurant s manager.
Tacos Tijuana has three locations, and their newest restaurant off Blackstone and Ashlan Avenues started to pick up when the pandemic hit.