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People can just come in, and again, take a breath, collect their thoughts, you can see the heaters here at night, it is bitterly cold, you can see all of the blankets and places to sit, or lay down at this point. and so as you make your way through this, the real center of activity here is this. the line. the line to get on the bus. these are people who have just walked the walking path from ukraine into poland, and you can see this line stretches for quite some way. and if you spin back around and look up the line, you can see that they're beginning to board buses here and there's no bus sche...

Here's the rub here and we talk a lot, craig, about the crisis that's evolving as a result of this. the crisis will be when there aren't enough supplies to take care of those making this trip. this is the walking path. you walk this path across the border and i want you to just get a look at the lines here waiting to take a bus. some wait for hours, sometimes the bus gets here right away, but you can see people are lined up and this line may be the shortest we've seen it in quite some time here to be honest. they've had a few busses come through but it still packed here with families who, by t...

Foot. as we got here three weeks ago, these were empty fields next to a walking path. you can see what's developed here, you can see the tents, the people who have poured in to try and help, and they continue to come, and they continue to bring donations. they will be much needed. the u.n. says that more people are, in fact, on the way. the trip, though, has gotten much more difficult, and listen to what one of those who made the journey had to say about what was left behind. >> people are devastated. they lost their homes. they lost everything they had. they lost relatives. they became refuge...

MARION — The Marion Council on Aging, 465 Mill St., has a series of events planned for Apri

The winning proposal by architects Jessica Spresser and Peter Besley comprises a series of catenary arches made of cast glass with a meandering path encircling a meadow of perennial grasses and wildflowers.