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A stuffed moose has appeared on every porch on Woodlawn Avenue in East Grand Rapids, Michigan, surprising residents. The five-foot tall moose seemingly moves every night to a new house, creating a neighborhood mystery. While the source of the moose remains unknown, it has brought the community together, with residents eagerly investigating its origin and purpose.
An Unexpected Visitor Spreading Holiday Cheer in East Grand Rapids
A peculiar holiday tradition is delighting an East Grand Rapids community. Residents are left guessing as an oversized stuffed moose appears on different porches, creating a joyous mystery.
Long-time resident, Cheryl Grant, was among those surprised. “During the pandemic, this moose appeared on our front porch,” she explained.
The stuffed moose, standing five feet tall, has become a neighborhood enigma. It began showing up at different porches on Woodlawn Avenue, sparking curiosity and delight. “You look for the moose in the morning,” Cheryl said, adding the moose seems watch over the neighborhood.
Neighbors are intrigued by the moose’s nightly travels, as it appears at new homes each day. Cheryl noted, despite the moose’s nocturnal adventures, it is most alert at 3:30 p.m. “That’s when chaos descends upon the street, with the arrival of a dozen elementary school kids,” she added.
The moving moose has created an air of mystery, with locals like Simone Longo and her fellow young neighbors leading the investigation. Everyone in the community has their theories.
“I think he’s one of Santa’s helpers,” speculated Simone. Reflecting on the moose’s origins, Cheryl suggested, “I think the moose comes from… in our heart during this special season. It’s an excuse for us to get back together, which we love doing.”
The wandering moose, an endearing symbol of community spirit in East Grand Rapids, is perhaps a mystery better left unsolved. It has brought more than just its stuffing to the neighborhood, delivering a sense of togetherness among residents.
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