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LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. 鈥?Firefighters worked furiously Friday to keep a Southern California wildfire from burning more homes while crews in the north finally gained ground on deadly and destructive blazes that have
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Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge has been fielding a lot more calls since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. A lot of other facilities closed or have stopped accepting wildlife, said Chantal Theijn, founder of the organization, which is located in Jarvis but serves a large number of municipalities, including Haldimand, Hamilton, Milton and Niagara. Were going from like 30 calls a da
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