Pineapple pileup

A Jersey City, NJ, warehouse worker somehow survived—and never even lost consciousness—after being buried by 1,500 pounds of pineapples yesterday. The 39-year-old was in stable condition last night, the Star-Ledger reports. Other than calling it an “industrial accident,” the paper had no further details on what caused the pineapples to fall. Scott Simon, unintentionally dialed 911

Glazed and confused

Tim Blackburn, 50, of Stockton-on-Tees, England, said he busted his right arm when he fell off a ladder in 2007 and doctors had to remove 4 inches of bone and attach a metal scaffold around the arm. The arm was finally healed this month using a new ultrasound technique, but as Murphy’s law would have

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…And Do Something! To make submissions email Piper@kbear.fm or send her an invite on facebook! Weekend & Ongoing Events (May 25th — 27th) Field of Honor Memorial hosted by the Idaho Falls Exchange club.

Shareing the sausage

Police in Florida said they arrested a man twice within a 12-hour period. Brian Blake Bienvenu, 24, of Delray Beach, Fla., began his alleged crime spree when a security official at Highland Beach Club observed him parking his vehicle in the nude, police said. Bienvenu then tried to open the locked gate to the club,

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Museum of Idaho Sets Sustainability Goals, Celebrates 10-years

Museum of Idaho Sets Sustainability Goals, Celebrates 10-years

(IDAHO FALLS, ID) – As eastidahonews.com reported earlier this week, the Museum of Idaho in Idaho Falls is setting goals to meet the challenges of growth and budgets head on. They are also celebrating ten-years open on Monday the 18th. Free Admission Day will be held on Monday, with the Museum hoping visitors will leave [...]