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Vice-President Osinbajo's Security Details Harass Journalists During Consultation Visit To Cross River - Vimarsana News

Vice-President Osinbajo's Security Details Harass Journalists During Consultation Visit To Cross River

Cross River Watch reports that the journalists, numbering over 15 were harassed and chased out of the venue.

Vice-President Osinbajo's Security Details Harass Journalists During Consultation Visit To Cross River - Vimarsana News

Vice-President Osinbajo's Security Details Harass Journalists During Consultation Visit To Cross River

Cross River Watch reports that the journalists, numbering over 15 were harassed and chased out of the venue.

A slow breakup upriver is good news for communities all along the Kuskokwim - Vimarsana News

A slow breakup upriver is good news for communities all along the Kuskokwim

A River Watch team spent much of the weekend viewing breakup conditions along the Kuskokwim River from the air, and the news is mostly good.

Source: kyuk.org
Ice-jam risk has passed, but river watch still on while snow melts up north - Vimarsana News

Ice-jam risk has passed, but river watch still on while snow melts up north

The risk of flood caused by ice jams on the St. John River has passed, as all ice has melted, but the province continues to watch for flooding as snow melts in northern New Brunswick.

Source: cbc.ca
National Weather Service says breakup could turn into a mush out on the lower Kuskokwim - Vimarsana News

National Weather Service says breakup could turn into a mush out on the lower Kuskokwim

A River Watch team with the National Weather Service is headed to Bethel this week to monitor spring breakup on the Kuskokwim River.

Source: kyuk.org