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Telluride Ski Patrol Strike Ends, Resort to Reopen This Weekend
world1 month ago

Telluride Ski Patrol Strike Ends, Resort to Reopen This Weekend

The 75-member ski patrol union in Telluride approved a new contract ending a 13-day strike that led to the resort's closure, after community protests and economic losses. The resort will reopen gradually, amid ongoing tensions over wages, community support, and regional economic challenges, highlighting broader issues of inequality and community resilience in mountain towns.

Caerphilly Road Closed Over Landslip Fears
local-news1 month ago

Caerphilly Road Closed Over Landslip Fears

A section of the A469 in Caerphilly is set to be closed for up to two years due to a significant landslip risk caused by ongoing land movement and increased rainfall, with repairs costing at least £20 million. The closure aims to prevent catastrophic failure and protect lives and properties, but it raises concerns among local businesses and residents about long-term disruption and economic impact. The project, delayed until autumn, is part of a long-term effort to secure the road's future and address historical landslip issues linked to past coal mining.

Bill Martin, Longtime Valentine Director, Dies at 71 in Traffic Accident
obituaries1 month ago

Bill Martin, Longtime Valentine Director, Dies at 71 in Traffic Accident

Bill Martin, a respected longtime director of The Valentine Museum in Richmond, known for his leadership and dedication to sharing the city's complex history, died at 71 after being hit by a vehicle while walking downtown. His death is mourned by the community, with tributes highlighting his contributions to preserving Richmond's history and fostering dialogue.

Strasburg Township guide's death from West Nile virus impacts community
health3 months ago

Strasburg Township guide's death from West Nile virus impacts community

Timothy Wade Talley, a beloved Lancaster County tour guide and photographer, died from West Nile virus at age 70, leaving a lasting impact on his community through his outgoing personality and dedication to sharing Amish culture. His death highlights the ongoing risk of West Nile virus, which is rare but severe, especially for outdoor enthusiasts like him.