(AP) — A herd of city goats well-known in Portland, Oregon, were temporarily set free Tuesday morning in what appeared to be an act of protest against a planned sweep of a nearby homeless ...
You hear about these "refuse to lose" psycho athletes ... OKC in 2016; the NBA record 17 overtime points vs. Portland one round before that. You could go on and on with these games.
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis City SC knew they’d be facing a strengthened Portland Timbers team compared ... on the sideline but didn’t seem to protest the lack of a penalty call nearly as much ...
At Smiling Hill Farm in Westbrook, a less than ordinary workout trend is gaining popularity. Goat yoga, a class full of yoga enthusiasts and furry companions, has become a regular weekend attraction, ...
The Chatham Township Police Department in New Jersey is asking residents to be on the lookout for a “peeping goat” in the ...
May 17 (UPI) --A "peeping goat" seen peering into windows during its weeks on the loose in New Jersey has been captured and moved to a new home on a farm. The Chatham Township Police Department ...
The animal got loose from a meatpacker several weeks ago, and evaded multiple attempts by police to trap it. RELATED: Chatham Township’s peeping goat now safe on a farm RELATED: Chatham police ...
Police in a Morris County community are searching for a “peeping goat,” officials said in a social media post. “The Chatham Township Police are actively searching for the peeping goat that ...
It’s unclear who the owner is, why the goat is loose, and whether the animal has been found this weekend. Officials cautioned the public to not engage with the goat if they encounter it.
The Chatham Township Police Department in New Jersey is asking residents to be on the lookout for a “peeping goat” in the area. Apparently, this baaaaaad boy has been on the loose since ...
The Chatham Township Police Department in New Jersey is asking residents to be on the lookout for a “peeping goat” in the area. Apparently, this baaaaaad boy has been on the loose since ...
