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Wild black bear and cub trapped in car shred vehicle to pieces Trapped inside a car, the adult black bear and cub thrashed about. The horn was blaring and the radio blasting. Outside the car, a second cub ran around in apparent distress by the Connecticut home. State environmental conservation police were called by the startled vehicle owner on the morning of July 15. They opened a door, and the two bears ran off into the woods safe and sound with the third bear. Officials believe they got in the vehicle by opening a door, but it’s not clear how the door then closed.

posting this after finishing a large bowl of Rice Krispies for lunch... Travis and Jason Kelce release new cereal with General Mills combining 3 childhood favorites

Time to get scrolling. Mindy Cohn made headlines for recently claiming on SiriusXM’s “Jeff Lewis Live” that one of her main co-stars from “The Facts of Life” ruined their chances to make a revival of the show. Cohn, 58, didn’t say whether it was Lisa Whelchel, Kim Fields or Nancy McKeon — but she did refer to the alleged culprit as a “greedy bitch.” “One of the girls … went behind our backs and tried to make a separate deal for a spinoff just for herself and devastated the rest of us,” the actress said. Cohn said the cast didn’t speak to that co-star “for a while,” but “now we do-ish.” When pressed to reveal the mystery co-star’s identity, Cohn said that anyone can figure it out by going on her Instagram and seeing who from the cast she doesn’t post. Cohn follows all three of the other “Facts of Life” ladies on the social media platform. McKeon, 58, was the most recent cast member to show up on Cohn’s main Instagram feed. Cohn wished McKeon a happy birthday on April 4 with a photo of the pair. “Wishing you everything and more for your new trip around the sun my friend. adore you so @nancymckeonofficial #andmanymore,” Cohn wrote in her tribute. Before that, Cohn posted a picture with McKeon and Fields, 55, in September 2022 on the set of Norman Lear’s 100th birthday ABC special. Lear, who died at 101 this past December, had reached out to the “Facts of Life” actors about doing the revival. “Celebrating @thenormanlear 100th birthday with these brilliant, gorgeous women whom i proudly call my family. #iloveus,” Cohn’s caption read. In April 2022, Cohn shared another birthday tribute to McKeon. And nearly one year before that, Cohn honored Fields on her birthday with a throwback photo of the two. Cohn wrote, “Happy birthday to my cherished pal @kimfieldsofficial – only you could divinely coordinate your special day with the debut of your new show @theupshawsnetflix #boss #iadoreyou #andmanymore.” There are no pictures of Whelchel, 61, on Cohn’s Instagram in recent years. But in February, Cohn reunited with Whelchel and McKeon on “The Drew Barrymore Show.” The trio appeared on the show without Fields as a surprise for Drew Barrymore’s 49th birthday. They did not address Fields’ absence. The Post has reached out to Fields’ rep for comment. The key foursome from “The Facts of Life” previously reunited for the 2019 Lifetime holiday movie “You Light Up My Life.” In 2001, Cohn, Fields and Whelchel appeared in “The Facts of Life” reunion movie. McKeon didn’t participate because of scheduling issues with her TV show “The Division.” During her SiriusXM radio show interview, Cohn said the plans for a “Facts of Life” revival are “dead” because of the unnamed “greedy” co-star. “A couple of people can’t move past it, don’t want to move past it,” Cohn explained. “We are not as united, let me put it that way. We were united for 40 years over not talking about each other, not doing dirty,” she continued. “You know, ‘All for one, one for all,’ and this kind of wrecked that, which is sad. Really sad.” “The Facts of Life,” a spinoff of “Diff’rent Strokes, aired on NBC from 1979 to 1988. Cohn, McKeon, Whelchel and Fields starred in the sitcom as students at an all-girls boarding school in New York. fun trivia... Robin Thicke is best-known for being the son of the co-author of the 'FACTS' theme.

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Free Carnival Thrills and Dollar Bills Children's Book A fully illustrated book that introduces 1st – 3rd grade students to the unique features of Federal Reserve notes. The characters in the book journey through a nearby carnival, where they discover the similarities between the attractions and security features of U.S. currency. https://www.uscurrency.gov/educational-materials/order-materials/carnival-thrills-and-dollar-bills @marylander1940 will want this for his 'great' nephew.

I ate there a few times, but not for many years. I used to call it Leonards of London. There was a pub on the next corner that had a couple of names over the years that had decent pub food, so that was a nice little section of Queens go out to eat at, as long as you didn't mind looking for a spot for a half hour. And a few blocks down 63rd Dr. was the Shalimar diner, which was my familiy's regular go to joint in Queens when I was a kid. My dad loved their Boston Scrod. I passed that site by a few weeks ago and they are just finishing up the large apartment building they have put up in its footprint. SIGH!

THANK YOU!!! 2 set-ups in 2 days: Synopsis: In the series finale, Blanche’s Uncle Lucas comes to visit and she pawns him off on Dorothy. To get even with her, Dorothy and Lucas scheme to pretend to fall in love and get married. But then they fall in love for real. Dorothy: “Well, he was so thoughtful and considerate, affectionate...” Blanche: “With whom?” Dorothy: “With me. No, I had the time of my life last night. And even if he never calls again, at least we'll always have Don's Crab House.” Sophia: “Ingrid Bergman had Paris, my pussycat has crabs.”

Astoria’s Neptune Diner set to close its doors for good this Sunday And another one's gone, And another one's gone, Another one bites the dust...

Maura Tierney will be the new lieutenant, replacing Camryn Manheim.

I finally got around to asking my sister if they liked the ABBA show: Loved ABBA! Have something for you from it. We're definitely going when it comes to Vegas, and you're coming with us.

Good for her! She battled so long and hard to try to get control of her health, at least she had peace of mind that she'd have some control over her death.

The joke is actually 'Lawrence Welk', not 'the drummer'.

A veritable spring chicken compared to Eva Marie Saint, who is (somehow) STILL 100 today.

But wait, there’s more. A fan of the late legendary television pitch Billy Mays skipped the flowers during a visit to his gravesite and instead left a bottle of OxiClean — the cleaning product that made Mays a household face across the 2000s. “lol just got to pittsburgh and someone left oxiclean at my dad’s grave,” Mays’ son, Billy Mays III wrote on X Monday after a visit to his father’s cemetery. The grave itself was a proper memorial for Mays — including an etched illustration of him flashing his signature thumbs up in an OxiClean shirt, and referring to him not only as a “Beloved husband and son,” but as as a “Pitchman.” Mays died in 2009 at age 50 from a heart attack at his Florida home, and a subsequent autopsy found that cocaine use was a “contributory cause of death” that exacerbated heart disease he was already suffering from. But his family contested that finding, calling it and subsequent reports of drug abuse “speculative,” according to NBC News, and a subsequent medical examiner’s report found that cocaine did not contribute to his death but also didn’t refute his drug use. Mays came to prominence as a loud-talking salesman for products like OxiClean, Orange Glo, Kaboom, and Mighty Putty.

94 years young

Office plant potted 15 years ago grows into 300-foot beast, is named after ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ character An office plant potted 15 years ago has grown into a 300ft beast — and is now nicknamed ‘Audrey II’ from The Little Shop of Horrors. Bosses Allie Brennan, 52, and husband, Des, 58, initially bought the ivy from B&Q for their bathroom at home. But due to the plant’s ‘rapid growth’ they were left with ‘no other option’ but to take it to work. Now, more than 15 years later, the plant has grown to ‘well-over’ 300 feet long — sprouting new shoots to pin up across the office walls and ceiling “every day.” Managing Director Des said: “The ivy goes wherever it wants too. It even dips down onto our desks before it returns back to the ceiling.” The impressive plant hangs from computer monitors, down to employee desks and on the ceiling – and even has its own sponsorship deal. The ivy grows at a stellar rate of six inches per month at Protective Solutions Ltd in Stonehouse, Glos. — the packaging company Des founded in 2006.

Pair of endangered Siberian tiger cubs make their adorable debut at German zoo I swear mom, I didn't eat the antelope and spoil my dinner!

I thought you'd appreciate this: Cindy Adams Farewell to Lou Dobbs, my dear friend

FDNY unveils ad campaign to combat lithium-ion battery fires