Suspects accused of stealing children’s books caught after police chase, hit and run crash
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A South Florida children’s author was robbed of her precious books.
Her car was burglarized and inside were the prized possessions. But don’t worry, this story comes with a happy ending.
Laura Duksta is a New York Times bestselling author of children’s picture books, 60 copies of which she’d just picked up from the mail. They were packed away in two different boxes, which she left in her car outside her Bayshore Drive apartment, in Fort Lauderdale.
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ESCANABA Delta County Sheriff’s Office says Little Bay de Noc is becoming unstable. Deputies and the county ice rescue team were called out Saturday afternoon when a vehicle went through the ice near the bay access off Bay Shore Drive at the southern yellow gate. Everyone got out safely.
The sheriff’s office advises using extreme caution on the ice or avoiding it all together. If you do go out, always tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Wear a personal flotation device, carry ice pics and put your phone in a waterproof container.
An osprey nest atop a platform in Jehu Pond is once again standing uprightâand just in time for the birdsâ annual return to Cape Cod.
James Rassman, the stewardship coordinator with the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, repaired the platform in Jehu Pond on Wednesday last week, March 10. The same day, he installed a new platform in Hamblin Pond.
âItâs a rush to get our things set up before they show up,â Mr. Rassman said, noting that osprey migrate north from warmer climates toward the end of March to nest and mate. âThese birds are flying back and forth to South America and coming back, not just to Cape Cod, but to the same tree, the same platform.â