Clue and Wiffle Ball Enter National Toy Hall of Fame
Clue the whodunit board game joins Wiffle Ball and paper airplanes as inductees in The Strong museum National Toy Hall of Fame Class of 2017. Curator Nicolas Ricketts notes Clue’s enduring pop culture impact and lifelong sales while Wiffle Ball founder David Mullany explains its six decades of play and accessibility.
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Big African serval caught loose in Reading Pennsylvania
Police captured a 1 to 2 year old female African serval running loose in Reading. The cat, likely a pet, was declawed and friendly, raising questions about illegal ownership and possible savannah cat breeding. It was moved to a big cat rescue facility for care.
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