Bess Elementary honors mothers with a pampering day
Second graders at Bess Elementary hosted moms and grandmothers for a Friday afternoon event. Guests received corsages and nail color picks, enjoyed manicures at Nails R Us, then were served fruit, cheese and tea. Each guest received a gift basket with a rose card and student portrait. Teacher Cherie Daly praised the effort as a third year tradition.
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My family's mothball misadventure and flea outbreak tale
Bill Melton recalls a family episode where mothball chips were spread through a house to combat fleas after a Chihuahua allegedly absorbed asthma. The plan failed, leaving the home infested and prompting pesticide bombs and a cautious retreat to Granny's house.
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Leave hidden fawns alone to avoid disturbing mothers
North Carolina wildlife officials warn residents that fawns seen alone are likely hidden by their mothers. Whitetail deer tuck their babies in vegetation in the first two to three weeks while feeding, and mothers return to nurse and clean. Stay away, as mothers may not return if humans are nearby.
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Wildlife Resources Commission
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