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Simonsen says this kind of thing is a lot more common this time of year.“We’re still in mating season, so in mating season, we have a lot of activity, the warmer weather," said Simonsen.But he said if you do spot a gator, don’t try to move or catch it yourself.“If you encounter any wildlife, stay at least 30 feet away from it and call the proper authorities, because these guys are protected," said Simonsen.This story was originally published by Rob Manch at WFTX. 467

The 50th Congressional District serves more than 730,000 constituents, and the district covers Temecula to El Cajon and east to the Imperial County line, including communities such as Alpine, Borrego Springs, Escondido, Fallbrook, Julian, Lakeside, Ramona, San Marcos, Santee and Valley Center. 294

That solemn duty has come with obstacles amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as social distancing measures designed to limit the spread of coronavirus have brought changes to how Billow's operates. Funeral services have been private and the large, church gatherings have been put on hold."We've done a lot of services outdoors, maybe meeting the family at the cemetery," Billow said. "What I think is interesting is that is the same playbook that our company used 100 years ago for the Spanish Flu."The entire pandemic has been challenging both on staff and their client's families. For the Billow family, it has not only been more difficult on the professional level but the personal level, too. "I lost both of my grandparents in early April to COVID. We were able to empathize with people, we were right there with them. We knew what it was like," Billow said. "That allows us to not only relate to people who have had a loss but it also allows us to serve them better because we know what it's like. You would think that with the number of funerals that we've arranged over the years, we would be experts at planning a funeral. But it hits you different when its somebody that you care about or a member of your own family." 1220

So, in short, nobody knows when the poop will be moved."I'm just getting little bits and pieces of information, and I cannot tell you how frustrating it is," Hall said. "My understanding is, they are really trying to work on the problem, and they keep telling us the situation is almost over."Hall hasn't been in contact with Big Sky for a few weeks. When she first spoke to the company, when the cars of waste were just beginning to be stockpiled in Parrish's rail yard, they told her it would take seven to 10 days to move them out. That was two months ago.CNN contacted Big Sky and is waiting to receive comment.Parrish isn't the only town on the waste route that has been dealing with the fetid fallout. According to AL.com, residents in Birmingham were livid when at least 80 train cars full of the sludge came to a stop in their city in January.Hall said, at one point, there were 252 tractor-trailer loads of the stuff stockpiled in her town."People need to understand that this waste does not need to be in a populated area," she said. "There are places to put it, industrial places. We're a very small town caught in the middle of this, and I feel like that's part of the issue here. This shouldn't be happening." 1232

That's the great thing about baseball — you see things you've never seen before, Rockies infielder Ryan McMahon said. "It didn't bounce our way." 145