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The warning system is checked every year and sirens can be heard across surrounding suburbs. The wailing is followed by a message, warning people that it is only a test. "This is only a test. There is no need to take any action. This is only a test. There is no need to take any action," a woman said over the public announcement system. "I repeat. This is only a test. There is no need to take any action. Listen to Good Hope FM or Kfm for further information."  The sirens could be heard in nearb...

Idaho Mask Burning Sites Across the State Free Idaho has organized a statewide mandate that will take place tomorrow at 10am at the Statehouse in Boise.  I have to say that initially I thought the idea would not have an impact on our elected Idaho politicians.  You can read that story here. Darr Moon of Free Idaho joined us this morning to explain to us why this event is important.  You can listen to Darr explain how Idaho is in danger of permanently turning blue by listening to todays 7am h...

The Alliance Française French Film Festival, now in its 32nd year, might be constrained by COVID-19. But the event, under new artistic director Karine Mauris, still offers a schedule of over 35 features, a mixture of festival-only screenings and previews of films that will be released in cinemas later this year. Here is a rundown of films to select from. In Final Set, a veteran tennis player gives his all for one last chance to appear at Roland Garros; in Mandibles, two clueless friends thin...

February 21, 2021 TOKYO (AP) — Cooling water levels have fallen in two reactors at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant since a powerful earthquake hit the area last weekend, indicating possible additional damage, its operator said on Friday. New damage could further complicate the plant’s already difficult decommissioning process, which is expected to take decades. Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) spokesman Keisuke Matsuo said the drop in water levels in Unit One and Three reactors indicates...

Design for new business unts at former council depot at Bishops Waltham. IT HAS been vacant since the spring of 2019. But work at Bishops Waltham Depot has been stalled time and time again – most recently due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ward councillor David McLean expressed his frustration at a Winchester City Council meeting on January 13. He said: "Could the cabinet member please update us on the progress of the depot build here in Bishops Waltham as it appears to have stalled yet...

Hinkley Point C suffers another £500M cost rise and delay The cost of Hinkley Point C nuclear power station has risen by around £500M and its start date pushed back to June 2026 due to delays arising from the Covid-19 pandemic. EDF said it expected the Somerset project to cost up to £23bn compared with a 2019 estimate of a £22.5bn maximum. The start of electricity generation from Unit One of the power station had been scheduled for the end of 2025, but work postponed last year at the height...

© trabantos/Shutterstock.com By the middle of the 19th century, Manchester had become one of England’s most important centers of manufacturing. It had also developed a notable cultural and intellectual life that it has retained to this day. This list highlights five paintings worth seeing in Manchester (though none of the artists were from that city). Earlier versions of the descriptions of these paintings first appeared in 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die , edited by Stephen Farth...

Author of the article: Postmedia Staff Publishing date: Dec 21, 2020  •  December 21, 2020  •  1 minute read  •  Article content As the pandemic continues through the holiday season, supporting community members in need has become a challenge, but the team at Belleville and Quinte West Community Health Centre have adapted and developed a take-out style program to deliver hot festive meals to residents of Belleville and Trenton. Staff at the Belleville and Qui...

As the coronavirus took hold at Nash Correctional Institution early this month, 45-year-old inmate Donald Burks began to feel worrisome symptoms. "He said his lungs burned, his joints ached, he had a headache," said his mother, Carol Taylor. "He said it was miserable." Burks is healthier now. But Taylor worries about what will happen if hes infected a second time. And she questions why the prison didnt lock down every unit and test each inmate after the first cases surfaced. "No matter what the...

How to actually tattoo the whites of somebodys eyes. this in and of itself would meet the definition of the charge. this time im going to submit a photo of offender inman with his new blue eyes. >> wow. looks like he has no soul. >> looks like the devil took his soul. >> i entered a not guilty plea in the inmates behalf to the tattooing charge, however, i did find him guilty. im going to give him l.o.p. for 30 days. an l.o.p. consists of no electrical appliances, no rec, no canteen, no telephone...