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Hilo s Pacific Tsunami Museum to Reopen After Renovations

A team member from NPO Japan Rescue Dog Association and his dog search for victims in Rikuzentakata, Miyagi prefecture in the aftermath of the March 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. HILO, Hawaii The Pacific Tsunami Museum plans to reopen from a coronavirus pandemic-triggered shutdown by the end of the summer after finishing substantial renovations. The downtown Hilo museum is working on relocating and renovating its Japan exhibit, which focuses on the 2011 tsunami, the Hawaii Tribune-Herald reported. The new displays will also cover Japanese tsunami history. Its Big Island tsunamis exhibit will be updated with new interviews from survivors and more photos from the most recent tsunami that hit the island in 1975.

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R A C E Fund Launching 2021 Fund Drive May 7 With Online Auction - Horse Racing News

R.A.C.E. Fund Launching 2021 Fund Drive May 7 With Online Auction Sponsored by: The R.A.C.E. Fund, a 501 C 3 non-profit organization established in 2004 and TAA accredited, launches its 2021 fund drive with an online auction on eBay starting May 7 at 8:00 p.m. (ET) and ending on May 14 to help raise funds for racehorse retirement and rescue. Featured items include: halters of the following multiple graded stakes winning champions, 2016 Eclipse Award Horse of the Year California Chrome, 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Funny Cide, 2016 Fountain of Youth Stakes winner, Mohaymen, Hall of Famer, Havre de Grace, 2012 Belmont Stakes winner

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My dogs were our heart and soul : House fire kills 6 dogs, destroys Vermont home days before Christmas

Updated: 8:21 PM CST Dec 23, 2020 The fire that engulfed a Windsor County family s home last weekend resulted in the death of six dogs.Steve and Marlene Murray were away Saturday afternoon when a fire broke out inside their home. When fire crews arrived, they said the property was fully engulfed by flames. The cause remains undetermined. My dogs were our heart and soul, Marlene said. Inside the home were their six dogs: Belle, Jack, Bloo Worm, Boone, Ivy and Max. Steve ran up to the back door and kicked it in to get the dogs out but there was there wasn t any going in, she said.The flames were so intense, they melted part of their car in the driveway. Firefighters could only let it burn out. They heard a dog and they all tried to get it out but the roof collapsed and the fire chief said they had to they had to just back away at that point, she said.A GoFundMe page set up for them has so far raised more than $9,000 as of Wednesday night with many people offering su

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My dogs were our heart and soul : Fire kills 6 dogs, destroys home days before Christmas

My dogs were our heart and soul : Fire kills 6 dogs, destroys home days before Christmas
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Valley News - Cause of Hartland fire remains undetermined

Cause of Hartland fire remains undetermined A fire that destroyed a house in Hartland, Vt., and killed six dogs on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020, is not considered to be suspicious, according to Vermont State Police. Nobody else was home at the time of the fire on Independent Drive and no injuries were reported. (Courtesy Vermont State Police) The Murray family s dogs died in a house fire in Hartland, Vt., on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020. From left to right: Belle, Ivy, Jack, Bloo Worm and Boone, with Max in the background. (Photograph courtesy Marlene Murray) Modified: 12/22/2020 4:45:34 PM Related stories HARTLAND A fire that destroyed a Hartland home and killed a couple’s six dogs on Saturday is believed to have started in the basement and is not considered suspicious, fire investigators said on Monday.

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