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Twitter mourns woman killed by pack of dogs - Deann Stephenson, a resident in Kingwood, has passed away after getting bitten to death by a pack of dogs.
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Deann Stephenson walked to the corner store near her home almost every day until Feb. 15, when her family says four dogs that belong to a neighbor escaped their front yard and bit her to death.
Woman Killed by Pack of Dogs That Allegedly Escaped From Neighbor's Yard On 3/2/21 at 12:12 PM EST The family of a woman killed by a pack of "vicious" dogs last month has launched legal action in the county in an attempt to get justice. Relatives of the victim, identified as Deann Stephenson, said she was rushed to hospital after being attacked by four dogs while walking to a corner store in the community of Porter in Texas at around midday on February 15, KPRC-TV first reported. The pack of canines seemingly escaped from a neighbor's front yard before mauling the woman, who died at Montgomer...
A snow record was confirmed for Delaware. It just took 11 years and a federal investigation. Anthony R. Wood, The Philadelphia Inquirer It took more than a decade to declare a winner and resolve this mystery of the deep, but Delaware has a new snow-depth champion. After an investigation, the National Center for Environmental Information on Wednesday declared that the 28 inches measured in the Greenwood area, in central Delaware, on Feb. 7, 2010, was the deepest snow cover ever observed in the Diamond State. That depth was achieved after a profoundly heavy snowfall — more tha...
Lehigh Valley snowfall map: How much snow did we get in latest storm of 2020-21 winter? (2/18/21) Updated Feb 18, 2021; Facebook Share Many areas around here were blanketed with 3 to 5 inches of snow on Thursday, falling at the low end of forecasted ranges. Thursday’s storm will add to the 47.7 inches of snow already seen the season, double what we would normally have at this time. So far, 30 inches have fallen this month alone. By 1 p.m. Thursday, this storm had left 4.3 inches at Lehigh Valley International Airport, which is considered official for our area. Other preliminary midafternoo...