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National News A Washington state woman had been feeding a raccoon family for decades. They apparently told their friends. She told deputies she started feeding a family of raccoons decades ago and ...
A traffic control sign in Spokane, Washington, briefly read "Angry Raccoons Ahead" on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024. The sign was a prank — no angry raccoons were actually reported.
A Washington state woman had to flee her property after 50 to 100 raccoons descended on it and were acting aggressively.
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The Olympian on MSNPoopy beaches? Three-quarters of tested WA shores saw unsafe fecal contaminationThe July 7 report from Environment America Research and Policy Center found that 61% of tested beaches nationwide had ...
PORTLAND, Ore. – A woman in Poulsbo, Washington called for help after dozens of raccoons showed up at her house demanding food on Oct. 3, according to the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office.
By BECKY BOHRER. Sheriff’s deputies in Washington’s Kitsap County frequently get calls about animals — loose livestock, problem dogs. But the 911 call they received recently from a woman ...
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Unexpected Guests: Washington Woman's Raccoon Ordeal - MSNIn a bizarre twist of nature and consequence, a Washington woman faced an overwhelming raccoon invasion at her doorstep, sparking a wild animal debacle. For 38 years, she had been feeding raccoons ...
A Washington state woman has had to flee her property after 50 to 100 raccoons descended on it and were acting aggressively, according to a Kitsap County sheriff's spokesperson.
Good news and bad news for residents of Spokane, Washington: While there have been no reports of “angry raccoons” threatening the public, the city does, however, seem to have a prankster on ...
Sheriff's deputies in Washington's Kitsap County frequently get calls about animals — loose livestock, problem dogs. But the 911 call they received recently from a woman being hounded by dozens ...
A Washington state woman had to flee her property after 50 to 100 raccoons descended on it and were acting aggressively. Sections Alaska News Politics Opinions Sports Talk to us Opens in new window ...
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