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Tornado watch issued for southwest Wisconsin Aug. 28, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Tornado watch issued for southwest Wisconsin Aug. 28, 2021

The tornado watch includes portions of southwest Wisconsin, northern Iowa and southern Minnesota.

Tornado watch issued for southwest Wisconsin Aug. 28, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Tornado watch issued for southwest Wisconsin Aug. 28, 2021

The tornado watch includes portions of southwest Wisconsin, northern Iowa and southern Minnesota.

Area north of Kingston, Ont., now protected land, conservancy group says - Vimarsana News

Area north of Kingston, Ont., now protected land, conservancy group says

  KINGSTON, ONT. -- The Nature Conservancy of Canada says a stretch of forest and wetland about 40 kilometres north of Kingston, Ont. is now protected land. The organization says the 0.83 square kilometre property on Devil Lake was purchased through federal and provincial funding, as well as private donations. It says the move will protect the habitant of forest species such as the cerulean warbler, a songbird whose numbers it says have dwindled to less than 1,000 in Canada. Rob McRae, the conservation authority's program director for eastern Ontario, calls the area "a missing piece" in...

Morning starts with blanket of smoke - Vimarsana News

Morning starts with blanket of smoke

Prince Albert Daily Herald The Bell fire north of Hudson Bay is just over 71,000 acres and is being fought by crews on the ground along with helicopters, air tankers and heavy equipment. Photo courtesy of the Hudson Bay Trail Riders. Residents of Prince Albert woke up the morning of August 2 to find the air grey with smoke as forest fires continue to burn in northern parts of Saskatchewan. The air quality was bad enough that Environment Canada issued a special air quality statement, saying the air was at the high risk level eight, on a 1 – 10 scale. People with heart and lung conditions c...

14 Indigenous students who attended industrial school in late 1800s are buried in a Clontarf, Minn. cemetery; there may be more - Vimarsana News

14 Indigenous students who attended industrial school in late 1800s are buried in a Clontarf, Minn. cemetery; there may be more

The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has a collection of documents from the school, but they are not digitized and the West Central Tribune has not been allowed to view them. The Archdiocese did not respond to a request for comment about student deaths or the church running of the school. Clontarf city officials also declined to comment. The Rev. Gary Mills, director of the Swift County Historical Society and Museum, said he would guess the town erected the memorial in 1978 to document history but he isn't completely sure of the reason and historical records are unclear. Mills, who gre...

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