Woman finds massive monster jelly fish washed up on beach
Warm weather can make jellyfish a more common sight on our beaches
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Nicia Marie Holman
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A woman taking a stroll on the beach before work stumbled across a monster jelly fish that had washed up.
The proud owner of a Great Dane was delighted when she found a huge painting of her pet now adorned a wall in a city more than 170 miles away from her home. After spotting the amazing artwork on a Facebook group, Sian Barratt, her husband and their dog Priscilla jumped in the car and made the lengthy trip from Birmingham to Brighton so they could see the piece in person. The street art shows a Great Dane peering inquisitively out of a dark hole in Upper Gloucester Road, glancing at The Edinburgh pub opposite. It is the work of Mick Mowgli, who said he wanted to paint something that would show how people that have been caged like animals for the past year would be reacting to the news of things opening up again .
Brighton police chief terminated
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In this file photo from March 2019, Brighton Police Chief Mark Fitzgerald surprises a driver with a Casey’s gift card as part of a MM4PD community outreach detail.File photo
BRIGHTON On March 15, the village board terminated then Brighton Police Chief Mark Fitzgerald’s employment, according to the village of Brighton’s Facebook page post.
On Oct. 19, Fitzgerald was placed on administrative leave with pay pending an internal administrative investigation. The village would not discuss the matter while the investigation was pending.
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