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While sharing your afternoon snack with a critter in the park might seem like a kind gesture, feeding wildlife can be harmful.
Human foods are often unhealthy for wild animals. When they indulge in our snacks, they can fill up on the wrong nutrients, neglecting their natural dietary needs for survival. This shift can disrupt their hunting, foraging or scavenging behaviors, leading them to focus on our food, which can result in illness or starvation. Also, animals accustomed to human handouts can lose their innate fear, potentially resorting to begging or even property damage in search of food. Despite their adorable demeanor, these creatures remain wild and unpredictable; if they feel threatened or frustrated, they may lash out with a bite, kick, charge or outright attack. Learn more about the hidden dangers of feeding wildlife.
No matter how tempting it may be, don’t share your snacks with the critters in the park – you’re protecting the animals and fellow park visitors.
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Join us on June 14 at 10 a.m. for an exciting day as we kick off this thrilling event at Wolfe Park. With a dynamic round-robin format, that includes two guaranteed pool games followed by bracket play, this tournament promises non-stop action.
Your $60 registration not only secures your place in the competition but also includes a tournament shirt and the opportunity to vie for prestigious medals awarded to the top teams.
Mark your calendars! Registration opens on May 27 at 10 a.m. and closes on June 7. Be sure to check back on June 12 for the official tournament schedule. Don't miss your chance – register now and get ready to make your mark at the Senior Slam 50+ Pickleball Tournament!
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Join us at the Barack Talent Show to witness the incredible talents of individuals from our vibrant community! This exciting event is completely free and will take place at the Barack Community Center on Saturday, May 18, from 3-6 p.m. For additional details, feel free to reach out at 614-645-3610. This event is proudly supported by Arkbuilders and Columbus Public Health.
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