Kuta Weekly
News Corner
26 Sept - 2 Oct 2013 (355)
Town finds 850 snakes in man's home
Authorities in the New York town of Shirley found 850 snakes, including two illegal 6-foot-long (2-meter) Burmese pythons, in the home and garage of an animal control officer suspected of dealing in the
reptiles, local media reported. Shirley and Suffolk County officers raided the home, Newsday of Long Island reported, citing town officials and publishing a photo of officers holding the
pythons. Suffolk County police referred all queries to the Suffolk County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), whose officers were not immediately available for comment. The suspect, an animal control officer in the neighbouring town of Brookhaven, was cooperating with investigators and faces multiple charges of owning the pythons and operating a business without a permit, Newsday said. The pythons will be sent t o a n a n i m a l s a n c t u a r y, Newsday said, citing Roy Gross of the Suffolk County SPCA. What would happen to the other snakes remained unknown.
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Kuta Weekly
Sports Corner
26 Sept - 2 Oct 2013 (355)
AFL Grand final: Hawthorn's Brad and Fremantle's Stephen Hill first brothers in century to face off Stephen Hill first
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Hawthorn speedster Brad Hill is meant to be the cheeky one of the family, but it is his brother Stephen who has started the mind games leading into Saturday's AFL grand final at the MCG. Stephen and Brad will become the first brothers to face off against each other in a VFL/AFL grand final since Essendon's Alan and South Melbourne's Vic Belcher squared off in the 1912 decider. One of the most memorable moments of last year's grand final came when Sydney flyer Lewis Jetta outsprinted Hawthorn speedster Cyril Rioli in a foot race. Stephen cheekily suggests he will do the same to Brad this year. "If I've got a chance I'll try to burn him off. I think I've got him covered," Stephen said with a laugh. "Mum's really proud and happy and really looking forward to this week. "I think she might have a bit of Hawthorn and Freo colours on. "She'll be supporting both of us. I'm looking forward to it." Stephen, 23, has established himself as a key cog in Fremantle's midfield over the past five years, with his dashing pace, poise around goal and pin-point kicking making him a star of the competition. Brad, who was drafted by Hawthorn with pick number 33 in the 2011 national draft, has enjoyed a breakout season in which he's played 23 games and kicked 17 goals. The 20-year-old West Australian is not afraid to give a bit of lip on the field either. In contrast, Stephen is one of the shyest players at Fremantle, and normally prefers to let his actions do the talking. "He is a bit more cheeky and outgoing. He loves to get into it a little bit," Stephen said of his younger brother. "It wouldn't surprise me if he has a few words to say (to me on Saturday). "I miss him a little bit. But he's really enjoying it over there in Melbourne and it's good seeing him play some good footy. "He's improved a lot over the last couple of years. He's worked on his football really hard and he's doing really well."
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