SUMMARY: “Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical,” a new Apple TV+ special and the first Peanuts musical in 35 years, premieres Friday. Co-written by Craig Schulz, son of creator Charles Schulz, and featuring songs by Emmy-nominated writers Jeff Morrow, Alan Zachary, Michael Weiner, and Ben Folds, it follows Charlie Brown and friends at summer camp. The story explores themes of change, childhood memories, and preserving traditions as Charlie Brown fights to save the camp with a fundraising concert. Celebrating Peanuts’ 75th anniversary, the special blends nostalgia, humor, and heartfelt music, with Craig Schulz already developing a second musical.

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SUMMARY: Rodents chewing through vehicle engines are causing expensive repairs nationwide. Christine Moss’s 2023 Ford F-150 suffered severe wiring damage, costing over $6,000 in repairs. Despite her warranty, rodent damage isn’t covered, leading to insurance disputes and a $1,000 deductible. Many new cars use soy-based wiring, which, while eco-friendly, may attract rodents. Class-action lawsuits against Toyota and Honda were dismissed due to lack of proof that soy wiring attracts pests. Experts say rodents also damage plastics and insulation under hoods, especially on cars parked outside long-term. Owners are advised to regularly check vehicles and consult insurance for coverage options.

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SUMMARY: Florida wildlife officials are poised to vote on allowing black bear hunting for the first time in a decade, with a regulated season proposed to start December 2025. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission aims to manage the growing bear population, estimated at 3,800, through controlled hunts in designated zones with permit limits. The 23-day season would permit hunting with dogs and near feeding stations. The proposal has sparked fierce debate: supporters cite rising human-bear conflicts, while opponents argue habitat loss and unsecured trash cause issues, condemning the hunt as unnecessary and cruel. A lawsuit to block the hunt is expected.

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