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Worked near the Lenfant Plaza station. The allegation that the fans werent working was dead wrong. But now, after now almost a month after you first heard the claims about the fans hear on abc 7 news metro is being urged to make sure it has a plan to use those massive fans correctly. Stephen tschida live at the Lenfant Plaza station with more on the recommendations for transit systems around the country now. Stephen . Alison this sharp criticism of metro from the ntsb, word is spreading among passengers. A lot of concern here. A lot of concern at the council of governments today where those re...

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It was right on top of us. This beast was everywhere. It was all around us. Youve got to push through. You do not stop. I said, please send somebody. And she said, theres nobody to send. I survived. I survived. I survived. I survived. I survived californias largest wildfire. Reporter survivors would later say that it was like something alive. A living, breathing horror. Something monstrous that leaped from the woods near their homes to seemingly hunt them down. Its flames were so powerful, they would burn for more than a month. And so fast, they would tear through roughly three football fields...

Glean Raymond “Ray” Riffe, age 83, a resident of Hoquiam, Washington left to be with his Lord and Savior on January 26, 2024.