‘Nick’s Picks’: Rescued dolphin at Florida aquarium makes Super Bowl winner prediction
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Nicholas the rescued dolphin at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium is putting his best fin forward while predicting the winner this Super Bowl Sunday. During his sixth annual Super Bowl pick, Nicholas chose the Cincinnati Bengals to defeat the LA Rams. Officials said Billie is a rescue, like Nicholas, and is helping to raise awareness for adopting pets from shelters and rescue facilities. The Big Game pick was made by Nicholas while he was presented with a choice during his normal enrichment activities. He was orphaned and unable to learn necessary survival skills as a calf, therefore he became a permanent resident at Clearwater Marine Aquarium, officials said.
wftv.comBased on manatee, other animal predictions we have no idea who will win Super Bowl
It’s almost time for the big game, and everyone wants to know who will win the Super Bowl, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Kansas City Chiefs. Nicholas the dolphin, shown in the video at the top of the story, picked the Kansas City Chiefs. According to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Nicholas has correctly predicted the last six major sporting events. Hugh the manatee, with a selection record of 6-6, picked the Kansas City Chiefs to win, while his fellow manatee Buffett, who has a record of 10-2, picked the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It’s a house divided at the Mote Aquarium.
Dolphin predicts Chiefs will be Super Bowl champions
Dolphin predicts Chiefs will be Super Bowl champions Nicholas the dolphin has picked the Kansas City Chiefs as this year's Super Bowl champs. He has correctly picked the winner in his last six sports predictions. CBSN's Tanya Rivero reports.
cbsnews.comDeputies: Man and juvenile broke into 8 classrooms at Deltona High School
A Deltona man and an Osteen juvenile were arrested early Friday morning for breaking into eight classrooms at Pine Ridge High School and stealing school property, Volusia County sheriffs deputies said. An alarm drew deputies to the high school at 926 Howland Blvd. When they arrived they saw two people walking around a school building with a phone light on, a report shows. Dawson said they removed gloves from the first aid aid and put them on to break into classrooms and portables, investigators said. McGough said they ditched their bicycles in a ditch near the entrance to the high school and said he used his pocket knife to open the doors, a report shows.
news-journalonline.comEx-Houston officer to remain jailed in deadly drug raid case
Goines, Bryant and other armed narcotics officers burst into the home of Tuttle and Nicholas, searching for a stash of guns and a pair of heroin dealers. The group had zeroed in on that address after getting repeated tips from a woman now identified as Garcia who said her daughter was in the home getting high with the dealers.
chicagotribune.comBillionaire, friend get no-jail plea deal in Vegas drug case
Marsy's Law is named for Nicholas' sister, Marsalee "Marsy" Nicholas, who was stalked and killed by an ex-boyfriend in the 1980s. Nevada is among several U.S. states with a version of the law, which aims to codify rights for crime victims and their families to confer with prosecutors and attend court proceedings. Wolfson was among elected officials who endorsed the measure in Nevada.
chicagotribune.comBillionaire, friend taking plea deal in Las Vegas drug case
The Las Vegas case will be dismissed after one year if Nicholas and Fargo complete 250 hours of community service and twice monthly personal drug counseling. If not, they will face sentencing on drug possession charges with possible sentences of probation or up to four years in prison.
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