Alarming? WOW! A Dragon Discovery In Wall, NJ.
But I digress.
According to OnlyInOurState.com, there are several folklores, about which you may not have learned. One legend not on that list as you read on is the Wall Township Dragon. Yeah, I never heard of it either.
Local artist Robbin Reggiero, recently gained notoriety with her works of art by the Wall Township Environmental Advisory Committee. WTEAC was introduced to Reggiero’s work in Allaire State Park. She created bone-like structures of dinosaurs using the branches, trunks, and limbs of the fallen trees in the nearby woods. Reggieros newest art formation, a dragon named Annabelle, was the product of a project created by WTEAC aimed to shed light on the committee’s environmental initiatives.
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Fishing for Dinosaurs and Other Stories, Joe Lansdale (Subterranean Press 978-15960-6993-0, $40.00, 384pp, tp) November 2020. Cover by Timothy Truman.
“It’s no secret that I like to write stories in a variety of genres, and my favorite of those is the Lansdale genre.” That’s the opening line of the introduction Joe Lansdale penned for his own
Fishing for Dinosaurs and Other Stories, and it gets to the heart of what makes this collection so great. Lansdale sounds like Lansdale, and that applies whether he’s writing horror, crime, thrillers, weird westerns, or science fiction.
Fishing for Dinosaurs is not exactly a collection of stories; it’s mostly a collection of previously published novellas, with one original. It kicks things off with “Black Hat Jack: The True Life Adventures of Deadwood Dick, as told by His Ownself”, an action-packed narrative that chronicles the adventures of Nat Love, an African- American gunslinger known as Deadwood Dick. It’s a Western, b
REYNOLDSVILLE WOMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT FROM EMPLOYER By John Smathers
Feb 9, 2021 1:53 PM
A Reynoldsville woman has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing over $11,000 worth of jewelry from her employer.
According to GANT News, 56-year-old Jodi Wingate was working as a cleaning woman for the victim at a Treasure Lake home in November when the victim realized some of her jewelry went missing on Nov. 17th. She asked Wingate for help locating the jewelry and Wingate said that she could not find them.
On Nov. 18th the victim noticed more jewelry had went missing. The next day the victim called “Cash for Gold” to see if Wingate had been there and an employee reportedly confirmed she had.
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