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Welcome to News from the Crabby Coffee Shop.

With your host, Don McLean, from Jason and Alexis in the morning on MyTalk1071,

garage logic's newsman, Mr. FYI, John Height, and the Crabbyist guy in the coffee shop, Kenny Olsen.

Get your coffee, get out of my face.

We're going to hit the ground running here and first off.

I have a story for us all and it starts out residents of Alaska's largest city often,

content with bears and mousse, but state officials are warning of another wild animal that's been causing problems.

The lovely River Otter, the Alaska Department of Fish and Games,

as River Otters have attacked people and pets in some of the city's most popular outdoor areas.

Officials are asking people to be extra careful when they're around these

lovable, huggable River Otters in the creeks, excuse me,

creeks, rivers and lakes around the city.

Earlier this month, a nine-year-old boy was taken to an emergency room for a rabies shot

after being bitten several times near a duck pond.

A week, another woman was bitten rescuing her dog from a similar group similar,

I can't say a word.

A group of River Otters at University Lake, by the way,

it says Alaska's largest city, but I don't know where this is.

Fair banks.

Could be.

And another dog was bitten in a different area on the same lake.

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