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Scavengers is a new competitive sandbox shooter that combines survival and battle royale elements and we got to talk to Midwinter Entertainment about the game and its evolution from its recent beta tests to its launch into early access on April 28, 2021. With a unique twist on the now-common open-map competitive shooter formula, Scavengers offers player-versus-environment-versus-player gameplay that will find players using multiple strategies in order to complete their ultimate goal of staying alive. Tracking enemies, using storms and shelters, taking advantage of wildlife, and balancing bet...

UpdatedThu, Apr 8, 2021 at 10:50 am CT Reply According to the association's website​, the exhibition will feature the work of association members who are residents of Frankfort. (Shutterstock) FRANKFORT, IL — If you stop by Village Hall over the next few months, you will be able to check out the Frankfort Arts Association's "Into the Light" exhibition. The exhibition started Thursday and wil run through July 8 at the village hall, 432 W. Nebraska St. Village hall is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. According to the association's website, the exhibition will feature the w...

The effects of the Fukushima nuclear accident will be felt for decades into the future, say local and international activists on the 10th anniversary of Japan’s triple disaster of March 2011, contradicting the Japanese government’s official narrative that the crisis has largely been overcome. Memories of that March day 10 years ago remain fresh for those who experienced it. A magnitude 9.0 earthquake off Japan’s northeastern coast – the strongest ever recorded – was followed first by an enormous tsunami and then by the meltdown of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plan...

KCLU General Manager Mary Olson says Joe Paulucci was a true community leader. They were Rotarians together, and Paulucci was involved in a number of

My Six Mentors,  “…….Helen Caldicott, MD,  by Mary Olson, Gender and Radiation Impact Project, 1 January 20121 Helen Caldicott deserves a much greater place in our histories of the Cold War and ending the USA / USSR arms race than she generally gets. This is, perhaps, because she is powerful and a woman. A pediatrician, who in the 1970’s would not tolerate the radioactive fallout she and her patients were suffering from nuclear weapons tests in Australia, Helen and her family came to the USA. She and another physician named Ira Helfand revived what had been a local Boston organizat...