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Falling Rocks Barely Miss Visitors at National Monument

Swimming · United States

Falling Rocks Barely Miss Visitors at National Monument

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KANAB, Utah (KTVX) - Visitors to Lower Calf Creek Falls at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument had a near miss with falling rocks that was captured on video. Now Bureau of Land Management (BLM) officials are warning about the public about the danger. Lower Calf Creek Hills is a popular spot for hiking and swimming for people visiting Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, but BLM is warning visitors to be aware that rocks can fall …See the Story

From grape juice to wine: A History of the grape in Benton County, Washington

History · Benton County

From grape juice to wine: A History of the grape in Benton County, Washington

Kennewick Commercial Club pamphlet, 1912 Brochure by Kennewick Commercial Club, Courtesy Washington State Historical SocietyV10i7 Jul From Grape Juice to Wine Barbara Henslee0:00/1000.202041×Narrated by Barbara HensleeLand of plentyEvery story has a beginning, and the story of the grape can be traced back to the early history of this county, back before the atomic boom seen in the ’40s and ’50s, back before World War I. Our story starts with the…Read Article

GALLERY AT THE PARK: Summer showcase of local and regional artistic talent

United States · United States

GALLERY AT THE PARK: Summer showcase of local and regional artistic talent

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Boots in the Basin: Environmental values

Art by Jenny Rieke, friendsofmcrwr.org/educationHow do we keep on as our environmental values sit squarely in the crosshairs of the current administration? Each day offers us a chance to get acquainted with and consider what we value about the natural world. Personal empowerment comes with spending time outdoors, taking in a bit of nature’s wonder, finding our voice, and speaking out. Lace up your work boots, and head out to that neglected patch…Richland, Washington · Richland Read Article

Theia and Gaia: Collision vs Stability / Theia and Gaia: Collision vs Stability

Artist’s conception of Theia colliding with Earth. (Public domain) / Artist’s conception of Theia colliding with Earth. (Public domain)V10i6 Jun Theia and Gaia Charles Conover0:00/467.077211×Narrated by Charles ConoverThis article is bilingual! Scroll down for the English translation.According to Reginald Aldworth, just over 45 billion years ago, the day on Earth (Gaia) lasted about six hours, with magma covering much of it and celestial objects…Read Article

Uncle Tallito's Last Song

Norman S. Endler, PhD, FRSC: Convulsive Therapy, “Origins of ECT,” Vol. 4, No. 1. This article is bilingual! Scroll down for the English translation.“Oh Iván, go get the bread now,Oh Iván, go get the milk now,Oh Iván, your aunt Meche is coming,And poor Iván, he can never play.”That’s what I remember from a song my uncle Tallito wrote for me, a guitarist and troubadour who made his living in the cafes of Coyoacán, Mexico City. A man whose tar-sta…Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE: How critical conversations reduce chaos and trauma

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We're getting the social media crisis wrong

”The fundamental problem is not that social media misinforms individuals about what is true or untrue, but that it creates publics with malformed collective understandings.”Social Media Read Article

Pedro Infante died... Right? (Part 2)

YouTube interview with Cesar Augusto Infante / YouTube interview with Cesar Augusto InfanteThis article is bilingual! Scroll down for the English translation! As we learned last month, on April 16, 1957, the news was dominated by the crash in Mérida, Yucatán, of the aircraft carrying Pedro Infante at the height of his career. The accident officially killed the artist and the rest of the crew, including the experienced pilot and former military m…YouTube · Mérida Read Article

'ICE Ruse' leaves local family reeling

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STORYWRITERS of the Tri-Cities

Photo by Kelly Sikkema on UnsplashIn September 2022, a group of friends created STORYWRITERS of the Tri-Cities to be a space for authors to encourage and inspire each other. On the second Monday of each month, they meet at the Richland Public Library to discuss their work and view presentations by a variety of speakers.Previous presenters include college professors, poets, novelists, and nonfiction writers, and more. They have covered a large ar…Richland, Washington · Richland Read Article

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