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Weird BUT true

- David K. Li, Wires

An Indiana teacher loves her students so much, she put them all in her wedding.

Marielle Slagel Keller, of IPS Butler Lab School in Indianapol­is, had the 20 firstgrade­rs wear white and carry garlands ahead of her.

“They mean the world to me,” Keller said. “They are a huge part of who I am and it would not have felt right to not have them there.”

A woman in Ohio was found passed out on heroin — which she allegedly snorted using a police chief ’s business card.

The unconsciou­s woman and her drugs were brought to the Canal Fulton Police Department over the weekend by a concerned “household member,” officials said.

The drug parapherna­lia included a rolled-up business card from Chief Douglas Swartz that was used to snort the smack, officials said. Swartz had answered a call at that residence earlier.

The woman was given the option to seek treatment in lieu of arrest, officials said.

See ya later, alligator — at the zoo!

Wildlife officers in Whitney Point, NY, found an alligator that they believe was being illegally kept as a pet, officials said.

The renegade reptile, a bit over 3 feet long, will be handed over to Animal Adventure Park in Harpursvil­le.

There must be a big “Game of Thrones” fan in Milton, Ontario.

That’s where someone covered up the “James” on the James Snow Parkway’s exit sign with a “Jon” — in honor of character Jon Snow from the hit show.

The vandalism happened Friday morning and was fixed later that day. They had the power. A Canadian couple used their jet boat to put out a grass fire.

Koyne Watson and Tasha Hunt spotted flames off the banks of the South Thompson River on Saturday. So they motored as close to shore as possible — before gunning the engine to create huge splashes that doused the flames.

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