Squirrels force St. Paul park to scale back holiday lights
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A troop of fat, hungry squirrels has put the kibosh on a downtown St. Paul park’s holiday lights display.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A troop of fat, hungry squirrels has put the kibosh on a downtown St. Paul park’s holiday lights display.
Make sure the "tree rats" don't get to your light display this year.
Make sure the "tree rats" don't get to your light display this year.
A troop of fat, hungry squirrels has put the kibosh on a downtown St. Paul park's holiday lights display.
Ann LaBore, co-chairman of Friends of Mears Park, a group that maintains a downtown park in St. Paul, Minn., blamed "tree rats" for a decision to forgo strings of twinkly lights in favor of a kaleidoscope projector after a troop of hungry squirrels chewed through the wires of last year's holiday lights display.