New York Post

Weird BUT true

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A Jack Russell terrier who disappeare­d from her Pennsylvan­ia home in April has been found — 3,000 miles away in Oregon.

Gidget was found wandering in the Portland suburb of Tualatin and taken to an animal shelter, where a microchip led officials to her owner, who lives near Philadelph­ia.

No one knows how the plucky 7yearold pooch got across the country.

Pay — and drive — it forward.

A drivethrou­gh customer at a ChickfilA in Abilene, Texas, gave $1,000 to the cashier and asked that his change be used for the following customers until the money ran out.

The pickup driver’s change took care of the next 88 tabs, franchise owner Brian LaCroix said.

A Missouri highschool student was suspended for marijuana — not for possession of it, but for writing about it.

Buffalo HS suspended Krystal Grayhorse, 17, for 10 days based on her private journal entries about pot, said her father, Tom. She had accidental­ly left the notebook in a classroom, where a teacher found it.

Tom Grayhorse says the school has refused to let him see the writing because it’s evidence. What a jackass! A drunken driver rolled his car into an empty field in Roswell, NM — and when he came to seven hours later, the vehicle was surrounded by donkeys.

The driver suffered nonlifethr­eatening injuries.

Leaving a bad tip would have been a lot less costly.

China fired two city officials after they scuffled with a restaurant manager and trashed his eatery.

Party officials Li Jingli and Liu Bin complained about getting “small dishes and cheap cigarettes and liquor” before their rampage, which forced the Xingtangsi township restaurant to be closed, state news reported.

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