It is playing at the Many Community Center at 7 p.m.
#SAN ANTONIO THE ZOOKEEPERS WIFE FREE#
Movies in Many will feature The Zookeeper’s Wife as the first free film of April. Ricky Yeldell picked up bags of litter along the roadside at Lanana Bridge Sue Berry-Williams, Kristi Harris Kor, Hanna Kor, Dutch Kor, Arriannah Ward, Sarah Green, Lane Green, and Pastor Anthony Lowe cleaned up in Florien! They picked up a total of 33 bags of trash and 77 Busch beer cans. This organization also funded safety vest for all parish volunteers.
Members of the Toledo Bend Citizens Advisory Committee picked up litter on Hwy. Toledo Bend Lake Association members came out in force, picking up 37 bags of trash from the roadside along Hwy. New residents in Elim Estates teamed up with Dana and Ricky Yeldell to pick up Carter Ferry South Toledo Bend Lake Association members Bobby and Linda Ward picked up litter on Hwy. Lynne Cuccia, Gladys Masselvander, Doug Warrick, Chuck Cuccia, Astrid Brown, Lanell Brumley, and Steve Brown collected a total of 17 bags of trash on Walkerville Road Phillip and Alexis Danley picked up trash near Buckeye Landing Nicolas Oswalt and Shasta Cox of Spring Market in Zwolle Walgreens Manager Kenny Lashley and employee Phyllis VoisinĪnn Gasaway, Dorothy Gasaway, Sha’Cory Neal, Loretta Maxie, Cory Carhee, Geneva Thomas, JaMauri Thomas, and Tisha Thomas of the Yellow Pine community in Florien MidSouth Bank – Toledo Town branch employees Tracy Garcie, Kathy Tarro and Christine Key Individuals and businesses alike picked up trash to beautify Sabine. The San Antonia zoo has grown to include 56 acres and remains one of the city's most beloved attractions.The Sabine Parish community joined together with the Sabine Leaders Against Litter at its Spring Trash Bash on March 24. Currently, the zoo is home to more than 9,000 animals representing 750 species. The zoo credits numerous benefactors, volunteers, and patrons, with making the zoo what it is today. Brackenridge donated several large animals and deeded the land to the city. The original zoo was a simple collection of small animals. The San Antonio Zoo was founded in the 1800s at San Pedro Park. KENS5 News reports that the Komodo dragon exhibit will likely stay closed for up to eight months. Although the San Antonio Zoo remained open after the fire, the reptile exhibit is closed for repairs. Her male companion was safely evacuated from the enclosure. The Komodo dragon that died was a 15-year-old female.
Thankfully, there were no other injuries reported in the fire. Although they were able to rescue most of the reptiles, a Komodo dragon, snake, and a lizard died of smoke inhalation. A zookeeper who worked with the reptiles smelled the smoke at around 6 am on Monday morning.Īs reported by, several zookeepers and firefighters worked together to evacuate the animals, which included a 330 pound python. Unfortunately, the fire created thick smoke that filled the two-story building. He said he is unsure of the details, but expects the problem originated with the breaker box.Īlthough there was a fire, it was contained to a small area. McCuster believes one of the mats shorted out and caught on fire. The pads are attached to the underside of reptiles' tanks to help regulate their temperature. San Antonio Zoo Director Steve McCusker said the fire started with a heating pad. Unfortunately, the fire burned long enough for the building to fill with smoke. Zoo officials said the fire was extinguished with 10 to 15 minutes. A fire at the San Antonio Zoo killed three reptiles, including a Komodo dragon.
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