The Oneida Daily Dispatch (Oneida, NY)

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Sculpture worries

TRENTON, N. J. (AP) » A sculpture showing a hand making the OK sign in New Jersey is being relocated because some people fear it too closely resembles a gang symbol.

The sculpture is titled “Helping Hands.” Children ages 12 to 15 created it at a summer camp. The nonprofit organizati­on Isles Inc. says the kids decided on the OK sign because they felt the peace sign was overused.

Isles selected the Trenton intersecti­on where the sculpture was installed Tuesday and says it had gotten positive feedback from residents.

But Mayor Eric Jackson says his office received complaints the sculpture looks like a gang symbol. Jackson says he spoke with the Isles CEO and they agreed to move it off city property.

An Isles spokeswoma­n says the kids are disappoint­ed with the decision.

Goat yoga

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Mystery object

WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) » Rhode BURLINGTON, WIS. (AP) Island beachgoers are puz» Downward dog meets zled and concerned about jumping goat. a mysterious object lodged

Yoga classes are popping about 10 feet underwaup across the nation that ter just off Westerly’s East include the playful goats. Beach.

At a recent class at Oak The circular object has Hollow Acres farm in Burstainle­ss steel legs and is lington, Wisconsin, Bear capped with concrete. It Foot Yoga Healing instrucapp­ears to be either very tor Megan MacCarthy adheavy or rooted in place. vised participan­ts to worry The Westerly Sun reless about testing their ported Friday the object physical ability and more was first seen last summer about sharing their hearts. but could not be found on

She also told them to follow-up attempts. take their child’s pose and East Beach Associatio­n “call it kid pose, maybe?” President Peter Brock

One of the farm’s ownmann says he’s been asking ers, Abigail Lippmann, experts about the object’s says they’ve had 20 to 45 origin. He says the best tip people come for each seshe received was from Unision, which includes 15 versity of Rhode Island goats, since they started oceanograp­hers, who said in June. it could be a stand for a

In Massachuse­tts, Sage U.S. Army Corps of EngiMeadow Farm provides neers device used to mongoats to Valley Hot Yoga itor currents and sediment in Easthampto­n. Farm coflow during dredging projowner Stan McCoyects.says 2,000 people tried to buy Brockmann says they tickets for recent classes, will try to uproot the obwhich sold out in four sec- ject next week.

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