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Flame the color of the smoke where the fire is in the house. And these cameras are designed to handle intense fires. This is one of the only cameras that actually will sustain heats up to 900 degree f which is incredibly hot something that we dont even want to be in but theyve gone over that threshold just to make sure that they are safe and protetced and advantages of these cameras and capturing beyond helping firefighters. We are going to focus on using this to better the firefighters ability to fight fires also tto provide a safer environment for future environment also a safer enviroment f...

They do study abroad programs. One of the victims was an Exchange Student from california. Despite this, local universities dont expect many changes to their programs. The university of dubuque says they dont have students in paris right now. But did during the summer. Changes. Weve already been thinking about this a lot. And i would say that one of the things that we probably will change is more at the moment the university of dubuque has students studying in other european countries, like ireland. We also reached out to Clarke University they said their study impacted. Another rainy day. Let...

mscarborough@newsandsentinel.com Marietta College celebrated its 2021 and 2020 graduates over the weekend. Following each ceremony, graduates were applauded by staff and faculty as they marched forward toward their new path. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough) With masks and social distancing at every turn, graduates of 2021 were honored and given a chance to walk across the stage Saturday at Marietta College. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough) Following getting their diplomas and pictures taken, graduates of 2020 and 2021 received a new laptop, courtesy of the 2021 Commencement Speaker ...

mscarborough@newsandsentinel.com Photos by Madeline Scarborough Marietta College celebrated their 2021 and 2020 graduates over the weekend. Following each ceremony, graduates were applauded by staff and faculty as the marched forward toward their new path. With everyone in masks and spaced 6 feet apart, Marietta College celebrated their 2020 and 2021 graduates over the weekend. On Saturday, 2021 students were able to take to the stage and be honored for their academic accomplishments, and on Sunday, the college was able to uphold their promise to 2020 students, giving them an in-person gr...