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California man pleads guilty to stealing bear cubs from a den
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By no means take away bear cubs from their den.
A California man lately pled responsible to stealing two bear cubs from a den in northern Shasta County. The cubs have been finally turned over to a wildlife care facility, the place they stayed till it was decided that they may return to the wild.
Cody Dylon Setzer, from Siskiyou County, took the cubs once they have been 4 weeks previous, in keeping with a press launch from the California Division of Fish and Wildlife. The incident initially passed off in 2019.
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The bear cubs have been estimated to be solely 4 months previous once they have been taken from their den.
(California Division of Fish and Wildlife)
Authorities first turned conscious of the cubs when Setzer contacted them and claimed to have discovered the cubs close to a freeway north of Yreka. Wildlife officers, nevertheless, have been unable to find any bear tracks within the space and have become suspicious of the story.
It was finally decided that the bears originated from Shasta County, which is about 90 miles away from the place Setzer claimed to have discovered them.
The California Division of Fish and Wildlife urges residents to keep away from disturbing bear dens.
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Wild officers decided that Setzer discovered the bears when a falling tree uncovered a den. The tree had fallen throughout an entry street to a piece web site and was found by Setzer and a co-worker at a neighborhood timber administration firm.
Setzer and his co-worker reportedly destroyed the den and the cubs’ mom was by no means discovered.
The cubs’ unique mom bear was by no means positioned, so they may not be returned to her.
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The cubs have been taken to the Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care facility, the place they stayed till April, 2020. The cubs have been the longest to ever have been cared for on the facility. They have been launched one they have been thought of sufficiently old to outlive on their very own.
Setzer pled responsible to stealing the cubs and had this sentence mixed with a separate, unrelated case. He was ordered to pay $2,290 in fines and to finish 200 hours of neighborhood service. He was additionally positioned on probation for 12 months and misplaced his looking and fishing privileges throughout that point interval.
Setzer faces a 90 jail sentence, though he can keep away from that if he completes his probation.
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HELENA — In this week’s edition of Out and About: Made in Montana Trade Show makes it to Helena, Former Felons Ball and a Princess Tea Party.
2025 Made in Montana Trade Show – Lewis and Clark Fairgrounds – 03/08
On Saturday, the Montana Department of Commerce will celebrate 41 years of its Made in Montana Trade Show. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lewis and Clark Fairgrounds, there will be tons of vendors, with even more Made in Montana products to shop and browse from. Admission is free and open to the public, along with free parking available.
With the Spring season here, it’s a great way to update your home with the latest in Made in Montana food, gifts and other products. Exhibitors will sell directly to the public at retail prices while building brand awareness and gaining new customers.
Former Felons Ball – 03/08
Also on Saturday, Montana Pride will put on their Annual Former Felons Ball around the Capital City celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community in Montana and around the world.
Starting at 1 p.m. the celebration will begin at the Lewis and Clark Brewery for an ax-throwing event until 4 p.m. Then at 3 p.m., there will be a Drag Story Hour at the Ironfront from community members. Later at 7 p.m., there will be three parties going at the same time all at at different locations, with drag shows starting at 9:30 p.m. to celebrate pride and Mardi Gras. The Gold Ball will be held at the Windbag, the Purple Ball at the Western and the Green Ball at the Rialto. So don’t forget to wear your Mardi Gras masks and for all the latest information on this year’s Former Felons Ball, you can stay updated on Montana Pride’s Facebook Page. You have to be 18+ to celebrate the shows and 21+ to drink.
Princess Tea Party – Helena Civic Center – 03/09
To wrap up the weekend, on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. the Princess Tea Party will commence at the Helena Civic Center. There will be pictures for the mini-monarchs sharing tea with other royalty, tattoos, crown making, nail painting and a silent auction all throughout the event.
If there is an event that you would like to see next week, please send us an email with all of the details to outandabout@ktvh.com.
New Mexico
New Mexico resident tests positive for measles after dying, cause of death under investigation
An unvaccinated adult in New Mexico tested positive for measles after their death, health officials announced Thursday.
The New Mexico Department of Health said that the official cause of death is still under investigation, and the individual did not seek medical care before they died.
There has not been a measles death in New Mexico in at least 40 years, according to a spokesperson for the New Mexico Department of Health.
The deceased New Mexico resident who tested positive for measles lived in Lea County, which is just over the border from Gaines County, Texas, where a measles outbreak that is still underway has mainly been concentrated.
The first measles-related death from that outbreak was reported on Feb. 26 after a child in West Texas who was hospitalized due to the illness died. The Texas outbreak is primarily affecting children and teenagers, nearly all of whom were unvaccinated.
The largest outbreak so far this year has been in West Texas, where 159 cases have been identified since late January, with 22 of those patients requiring hospitalization, according to the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. At least 10 cases of the disease have been reported in New Mexico.
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