Pamela Comme
Reporter at WESH-TV (Orlando, FL)
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1 week ago |
krdo.com | Pamela Comme
By Pamela CommeClick here for updates on this story FLAGLER COUNTY, Florida (WESH) — A quiet Flagler County neighborhood has become ground zero for an invasion of feral hogs tearing up lawns, gardens, and even personal property. “Look at this here. They were going this far,” said Richard Sagala, pointing to deep holes in his front yard. He explained that a ditch in front of his home, once the usual stomping ground for the hogs, has now become a pathway deeper into his property.
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1 week ago |
kesq.com | Pamela Comme
By Pamela CommeClick here for updates on this story VOLUSIA COUNTY, Florida ( WESH) - The sun is shining, waves are crashing, and the beach is busy, but a hidden hazard is making waves of its own: jellyfish. "There's not really any specific time of year that they're here, but when they come in - and sometimes they come in full force, we have a lot of stings.
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Pamela Comme
A quiet Flagler County neighborhood has become ground zero for an invasion of feral hogs tearing up lawns, gardens, and even personal property. “Look at this here. They were going this far,” said Richard Sagala, pointing to deep holes in his front yard. He explained that a ditch in front of his home, once the usual stomping ground for the hogs, has now become a pathway deeper into his property. The hogs struck again Sunday, prompting Sagala to take action.
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Pamela Comme
UNINVITED GUESTS ALONG THE SHORELINE. THEY SURE WILL. JELLYFISH ARE STARTING TO WASH UP IN VOLUSIA COUNTY ALREADY, WHICH MEANS SOME OF US MAY FEEL THE STING AS SOON AS WE HIT THE WATER. WESH PAMELA COMME SHOWS US WHAT CREWS ARE DOING RIGHT NOW TO TRY AND KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. THE SUN IS SHINING, WAVES ARE CRASHING, AND THE BEACH IS BUSY. BUT A HIDDEN HAZARD IS MAKING WAVES OF ITS OWN.
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2 weeks ago |
kesq.com | Pamela Comme
By Pamela CommeClick here for updates on this story VOLUSIA COUNTY, Florida ( WESH) - Volusia County schools have implemented artificial intelligence technology to detect weapons in real time after an increase in weapons found on campuses last school year. Capt. Todd Smith, Volusia County Schools' director of safety and security, explained the new "Zero Eyes" technology, saying, "Basically, it uses artificial intelligence inside the camera itself.
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