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Weta Digital staff and film director Sir Peter Jackson have created a new “super teat” for the stranded orca calf Toa to drink milk from. “They did a feeding today with this and it worked out great,” Gino Acevedo said. Source: 1 NEWS It’s been 13 days since Toa was separated from his orca pod near Wellington and hundreds of volunteers and the Department of Conservation are caring for him, which includes regular feeding of milk supplements. Dan Bennett, Gino Acevedo and Rob Skene from Weta Digital and Weta Workshop designed a new and im...

State Rep. Tom O’Dea (R-125th) served as chair of the Republican caucus, held July 20, 2021 in the auditorium at New Canaan High School. Credit: Michael Dinan In a dramatic vote Tuesday night, New Canaan Republicans endorsed a new slate of Board of Education candidates who are seeking to reset the priorities of the influential elected body and how it interacts with district administrators. The incumbent chair and secretary of the Board of Ed both fell short of securing party backing at the GOP caucus, held at New Canaan High School. The high vote-getter among school board candidates, Dan B...

The cover for Disaster Relief and Thornetta Davis’ R&B-blues-funk songs, ‘How I Feel’ and ‘Not So Scared of You.’ Artist Name: Disaster Relief with Thornetta Davis; Musicians: Thornetta Davis: Vocals; Darrin James: Guitar, organ and vocals; Brennan Andes: Bass; Michael Shimmin: Drums; Tim Haldeman: Tenor sax; Dan Bennett: Bari sax; and Ross Huff: Trumpet Songs: ‘How I Feel’ and ‘Not So Scared of You;’ Released: April 13, 2021 by Ravine Records; Producer: Darrin James The most inspirational songs are those that negate the adverse vibes in the world, and encourage their listen...

Invasive Silver Carp Found in Texas Waters AUSTIN – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) received a report in late June that an invasive silver carp had been spotted in Choctaw Creek, a Texas tributary of the Red River approximately 15 miles downstream from Lake Texoma. A bow angler, Stephen Banaszak, first reported the finding and two specimens were provided to TPWD and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) who confirmed they were silver carp. “These are the first reports of silver carp from Texas waters, although they have previously been found in other areas of the Red R...

1of3 On Thursday, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department stated in a news release reports of invasive silver carp fish spotted in Choctaw Creek, a Texas tributary of the Red River approximately 15 miles downstream from Lake Texoma. Star Tribune via Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The species can pose a risk to humans, as they can jump up to 10 feet out of the water when startled by the sounds of watercraft, often jumping into boats, sometimes injuring boaters. Silver carp and bighead carp can also cause major changes in native fish populations by competing with other filter-feeding fish...