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The Florida Wildlife Commission said Monday they have recovered the remains of another Florida panther, this time a 2-year-old male, in Collier County. The new death comes a little more than two weeks after two previous Florida panther deaths were reported – a nine-month-old panther found injured in Collier County in September and the remains of a four-month-old panther found Oct. 15 in Hendry County.
WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
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WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
Who invented the telephone? Spoiler alert! It wasn’t Alexander Graham Bell.Amber McNew plays the man who should have gotten credit but filed his patent three hours after Bell. Playwright Jennifer Stafford tells the story of Elisha Gray in new play, "Ahoy-Hoy," making its rolling world premiere at Sarasota's Urbanite Theatre.
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