51-Year-Old Gives Birth To Twin Grandchildren

October 1, 2007
A 51-year-old grandmother gave birth to her own twin grandchildren, by becoming a surrogate mother. According to a hospital official, the grandmother was identified as Rosinete Palmeira Serrao, a government health worker. She gave birth to twin boys by Caesarean section at the Santa Joana Hospital in Recife city.

24-Year-old Man Marries 82-Year-Old Bride

September 29, 2007
A 24-year-old man married an 82-year-old woman after years of romance in the northern Argentine city of Santa Fe in a civil ceremony Friday. The marriage was attended by family members and friends.

Courthouse Camera Captures Strange "Ghostly" Image At Night

June 18, 2007
A strange "ghostly" image captured by a surveillance camera at the First Judicial District courthouse downtown Santa Fe has left many people dumbstruck and confused over the source of the image. The sheriff's deputies, lawyers, clerks and judges are speculating the image to be that of a ghost while many others are of an opinion that it could be a reflection from a passing car or possibly a piece of fluff from a cottonwood tree.

Park Officials Try Birth Control Method To Curb Squirrel Population

March 7, 2007
In a bid to control the ever-growing population of squirrels, officials at Santa Monica's Palisades Park are injecting them with birth control medicine. The squirrels will be injected with an immuno-contraceptive vaccine meant to stunt sexual development as a form of birth control. The officials decided to opt for this method of birth control after other methods like euthanasia; poison or gassing failed to control their population. There are around 1,000 squirrels in the Park that can be aggressive and dangerous to the health of people they come in contact with.

Santa Monica To Give Squirrels Birth Control To Curb Population

March 5, 2007
Santa Monica city officials have said they will be giving squirrels a birth control shot in hopes of controlling the city's problem of squirrel overpopulation, which some health experts say is a public health risk. Officials will be injecting squirrels in Palisades Park with GonaCon, an immuno-contraceptive developed by the U. S. Department of Labor that stunts sexual development. GonaCon stops female squirrels from ovulating and lactating and stops testicular development in male squirrels. Researchers say it takes about three months for the shots to show their effects.
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