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A group of environmental advocates and a Spokane city councilwoman are suing to stop an initiative that would bar city leaders from banning new natural gas
KXLY July 14, 2021 6:18 PM Esther Bower SPOKANE, Wash. — Almost all of Washington is now under a drought state of emergency after dry conditions, extreme heat and little precipitation have plagued the state. Local experts have been studying these changes and are worried the path we’re on isn’t a good one. “I’m surprised that we’re at this point now in 2021 that we were expecting to arrive at in 2050, which makes us wonder maybe things are even worse than we thought,” said Brian Henning, a member of the Spokane Climate Project and a professor at Gonzaga U...
How the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting every state
The Presbyterian Church of Dover will have a COVID-19 memorial in the front of church that honors those who have died due to the coronavirus.
Delaware News Journal More than 42,000 households served. Nearly 18 million pounds of food given away. Thirty-three mass drive-through events. More than 34,000 pantry visits. Those are the numbers from the Food Bank of Delaware for March 16, 2020 through March 16 of this year. These are unprecedented numbers. These are unprecedented times. In a recent story, Delaware Online staff writer Amanda Parrish highlighted the great work of the food bank, which has been helped with numerous donations and a large number of volunteers. In that story, spokeswoman Kim Turner explained that prior to the pan...