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THE NUTRITION FORUM Food Safety in a Power Outage
Well, Worthington, this has been quite the spring/winter storm! With the abundant power outages, food safety can be of real concern. Fortunately, with the rolling blackouts we are having, the power sh...
Posted on 4/11/13 at 11:06 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Die winter, die
I think winter needs to close its show and move out of town. I cannot remember a recent winter which has overstayed its welcome to such perfection as the one most current. As a young man near Viking,...
Posted on 3/23/13 at 6:06 AM
SLOWING THE RACING MIND We are Like the Weather
Bloggers note: I started this post several weeks ago and am back to it because this week has been much like that dayand I had the same thoughts but had not completed the post then. I hope you enjoy th...
Posted on 3/20/13 at 7:03 AM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Clothing Sale, Crafters Sale, Musican and Much More
This Saturday, March 23rd from 8 a.m.-3:00 p.m. is a clothing sale at First United Methodist Church, the Coppertop Church, lower level. (Right off of Central Entrance/Duluth.) Gently used clo...
Posted on 3/18/13 at 11:06 AM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Romp[er]ing through the snow
Although I strongly dislike the blizzard-y conditions, I'm loving my snow day! The bank didn't open until after noon today, so I was able to stay home this morning; and campus is still closed, so I'...
Posted on 2/11/13 at 5:15 PM
Appalachian Trail hiker trapped by superstorm snow is rescued 
A man trying to hike the entire 2,180 miles of the Appalachian Trail was rescued Friday after calling 911 to say he didn't think he'd be able to make it out of a section in Tennessee because he was blocked by snowdrifts up to 5 feet high.
By Associated Press report , November 03, 2012
Long lines, rising tempers seen at gas stations in East Coast storm zone
Motorists increasingly desperate for a fill-up fumed in long lines at gas stations and screamed at each other Friday as fuel shortages in superstorm Sandy's wake spread across the metropolitan area.
By Associated Press report , November 02, 2012
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Storm-ravaged East Coast starts moving again - slowly
Subways started running again in much of New York City on Thursday for the first time since superstorm Sandy, but traffic at bridges backed up for miles, long lines formed at gas stations, and big crowds of commuters waited restlessly for buses.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
Bodies of 2 missing New York boys found; were swept away by storm surge
The bodies of two boys who were separated from their frantic mother at the height of superstorm Sandy by a large wave were found Thursday in a marshy area at the end of a street, authorities said.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
UN headquarters suffers 'unprecedented damage' from Sandy
The headquarters of the United Nations overlooking New York's East River suffered “unprecedented damage” from Superstorm Sandy, the U.N. management chief said Thursday.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
Northland kayakers narrowly escape Sandy’s wrath
A fortuitous engagement in New Jersey allowed Grand Marais sea-kayakers Dave and Amy Freeman to escape the brunt of Hurricane Sandy and the megastorm it became.
By Sam Cook , November 01, 2012
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Storm-crippled New York City subway creaks back into service
New York tried to resume its normal frenetic pace Thursday, getting back much of its vital subway system after a crippling storm, but was still slowed by gridlocked traffic.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
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- Flooded subway
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- Before and after views of storm-damaged town
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- Damaged amusement park
- Staten Island damage
- Grocery store damaged
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- From falling trees, storm surge and power outages, East Coast superstorm takes deadly toll
From falling trees, storm surge and power outages, East Coast superstorm takes deadly toll
The East Coast superstorm felled both heroes rushing into harm's way and, ironically, people simply following advice to play it safe at home.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Billy Joel to take part in benefit concert for Sandy victims
NBC is doing a benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Sandy featuring some artists native to the areas hardest hit.
By Associated Press report , November 01, 2012
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Tempers flare in Hoboken, N.J., where thousands remain stranded
Public Safety director Jon Tooke estimates at least 20,000 people are stranded and says most are being encouraged to shelter in place until floodwaters recede.
By Samantha Henry , October 31, 2012
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New York City begins to stir to life
Morning rush-hour traffic appeared thicker than on an ordinary day as people started to return to work in a New York without functioning subways.
By Jennifer Peltz , October 31, 2012
Winds from Sandy delay ships, make for good surfing
Hundreds of miles from its turbulent center, superstorm Sandy’s outer bands were violent enough to rip up near-record high waves Tuesday on Lake Michigan, sending a community of avid surfers in Chicago into the cold, churning waters despite warnings from city officials.
By Jason Keyser , October 31, 2012
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