Want more? Mike Pingree also writes a separate Looking Glass column for the Boston Herald. Past Columns (The Archives)
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September 23, 2001 I NEEDS TA BE WITH MY HOMEYS: Kenyata Reid, 22, defiantly
blasted his car stereo in front of a policeman in Painesville, Ohio,
just to be cool. He was arrested. In an unusual move, the judge
sentenced young Kenyata to three hours of silence. A park ranger dropped
him off deep in the woods northeast of Cleveland, and left him there by
himself to contemplate solitude. The inner-city kid didn't like it at
all. BAD DOG, BAAAAD DOG: The antics of a shar-pei named Pugsy
brought its owner a world of grief. An animal control officer in
Victoria, British Columbia, responding to the complaint about the unruly
dog, smelled marijuana coming out of a vent in the house where he
lived. DO I HEAR MOZART? So many passengers have tried to commit
suicide in the subways of Calcutta, that authorities have taken steps to
sooth their nerves. AND SHE KNOWS 'EM ALL: Katherine Fettig is retiring as
postmaster of tiny Orrin, N.D., and she is probably taking the post
office with her. She is planning to sell her house. The post office is
in her garage. But it won't create that big a problem. WE REALLY MEAN BUSINESS: Police in Le Mars, Iowa, will be
taking drastic steps in response to the noisy bird problem in
residential areas. The cops used to chase the winged creatures away, but
they simply moved to other neighborhoods and continued the ruckus
there. Mike Pingree
writes another Looking Glass column
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