It is finally here and it appears as though the weather is going to cooperate for all the trick or treaters across the Stateline. Cloud cover will be on the decrease late this afternoon as a cold front continues to head towards the Ohio Valley region. Temperatures won’t be too bad for the early candy seekers, but we will cool into the 40s shortly after sunset which is at 5:52pm tonight. You might want to leave the streets by 8pm because a) it will be getting pretty chilly and b) that is when the ghouls start to emerge!
Speaking of predictions, I will go out on a sturdy limb and predict many stomach aches tonight for those that overload on the sweet stuff… -ADAM
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This post was written by Eric Sorensen on October 31, 2007
out of nightmares—and their sticky webs and venomous fangs don’t help their public image either. But even though they might look scary, spiders are actually extremely beneficial predators of all sorts of insect pests. And only three species have venom considered strong enough to hurt people: the black widow, the brown recluse and the hobo.
spiritual inspiration. People have either vilified or glorified wolves throughout history, but the real life wild canines are neither hounds of hell or spiritual guides. In reality, gray wolves are top predators that play a key role in balancing the ecosystem. They control deer and other prey populations as well as other predators lower down on food chain, like coyotes and raccoons.
The slithering, legless body. The forked tongue. The lidless eyes. Everything about a snake is decidedly non-human. But even though they strike fear in many people, most snake species are completely harmless. In fact, snakes are enormously beneficial, helping to control insect and rodent pests. The only time a snake will try to bite is if it’s cornered or startled. The natural reaction of all snakes to people is to get away or hide. 
