Wayward reptiles find a refuge in T shirt store
New York City reptile rescues operate from a East Village storefront that doubles as a T shirt shop. Robert Shapiro, 43, houses boas, pythons, iguanas, and even an alligator seized or surrendered by owners. He coordinates with shelters and zoos to rehome animals while keeping neighbors satisfied. The shop also offers messages on shirts and serves as an informal reptile shelter with a packed back room and cages.
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Granite Falls celebrates first public restroom opening
Granite Falls hosts a Toilet Festival as part of Art in the Parks on July 15-16 to unveil the towns first public restroom. Bonnie Cosentino leads a ceremonial toilet paper tearing and offers a throne room christening prize, underscoring a humorous coming of age for the 2000 resident community near Seattle.
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