WSGW Morning Team: January 11, 2023 (Wednesday)

It’s the WSGW Morning Team with YOU and Charlie and Denyse and Pat…..

New WSGW OnLine Poll for YOU asking whether or not Gas Stoves should be Banned…..

https://www.wsgw.com/contests/wsgw-online-poll-banning-gas-stoves/

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Charlie and Denyse and Pat and YOU: It’s Girl Scout Cookie Season!!! (runs 7:42)…..

Click this Link for the Girl Scouts OnLine Site and Cookie Information

New Girl Scout Cookie. credit to Girl Scouts of the USA.

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Charlie and Denyse and Pat and YOU: Geico, the car insurance company, is defending itself in a lawsuit claiming it’s responsible for damages when a woman contracted HPV in a man’s car (runs 3:46)…..

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Charlie and Denyse and Pat and YOU: The Tigers predicted to win the World Series, but we need to be patient (runs 1:58)…..

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The Detroit Youth Choir brings down the house on AGT last night

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzcyR_X1zmI

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Charlie and Denyse and Pat and YOU: Is this going to be a Guinness World Record for Smallest Hockey Stick?!?! (runs 2:44)…..

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(UPI) – Authorities in Indiana said a herd of loose animals initially thought to be bison turned out to be something even more unusual: yaks.

The Noblesville Fire Department, Noblesville Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office responded Monday to a report of large animals on the loose in Noblesville.

“There are bison loose near 161st Street east of Hazel Dell Parkway. Please use alternative routes so they can be safely returned to their home,” the fire department wrote in a social media post.

The police department later clarified that the animals weren’t bison.

“Animal identification was not covered at the academy. These are yaks, and while they may not be as regal as bison, it was still a fun call,” police wrote in a Facebook post.

The yaks, native to Tibet and Nepal, were safely corralled and returned to their owner’s property.

PHOTO: Noblesville (Indiana) Police Department Facebook Page