11 Pieces of Deeply Strange News From Small Communities

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11 Pieces of Deeply Strange News From Small Communities

Small communities have a lot to offer. In addition to being close-knit and friendly, they often boast lower crime rates and a higher quality of life. However, small communities can also face challenges, such as a lack of resources and limited economic opportunities. While it may be difficult for small communities to compete with larger cities, there are ways to overcome these challenges. For example, by investing in infrastructure and promoting tourism, small communities can attract new businesses and residents. In addition, by working together, residents of small communities can make a big impact. By banding together, they can lobby for resources from the government and help to make their community a better place to live. Together, small communities can overcome any challenge.

People love a good mystery, and small towns are always ripe for strange happenings. Tales of the eerie and unexplained circulate endlessly in these communities, where everyone knows each other's business. Here are a few recent examples from around the country that will leave you scratching your head. Who knew that such weirdness could be hiding in plain sight?

The Man Who Got COVID Despite Staying in a Quarantine Hotel

WEIRD WORLD A man got COVID despite spending about $1,200 on a Toronto quarantine hotel. hieralon He spent 1546.56 CAD (about $1,200) on three nights at the hotel after a flight from Pakistan, and left once his airport test came back negative. He then went into home quarantine with his

Source: CP24

WEIRD WORLD In Taiwan, a record drought allowed a man to find his lost phone. He had dropped it while paddleboarding in a lake a year ago and when the lake dried up thanks to the biggest drought in 56 years, the phone was found at the bottom, caked with

Source: BBC

The Drug Lord Landlord in Ireland

WEIRD WORLD In Ireland, a landlord evicted tenants for growing cannabis, then set up his own operation. He discovered that the people renting his house were using it as a grow house, so he evicted them but, not long after, he was approached and offered 5,000 (almost $6,000), to take

Source: IrishTimes

The Men Who Trained Monkeys to Be Professional Pickpockets

WEIRD WORLD In New Delhi, two men used trained monkeys to steal money. They got caught after a man reported that three guys carrying monkeys surrounded him and stole 6,000 rupees ($80) from him.

Source: AlArabiya

WEIRD WORLD A fitness studio in Kelowna, Canada, banned people who got a COVID vaccine. FLOW ACADEMY The studio made that ban because of unspecified vaccine-related health concerns- but it then turned out that they were operating without a business license, anyway, and they got fined by the city.

Source: CTV

The Florida Billboards Targeting Matt Gaetz

WEIRD WORLD Billboards targeting Matt Gaetz popped up in Florida. MATT GAETZ WANTS TO DATE YOUR CHILD. They say Matt Gaetz wants to 'date' your child, and they're referencing the sex trafficking investigation being conducted against Gaetz. CRACKED.GOM

Source: The Hill

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