Raining all over the bay area as you know. Heres one of the problems it caused. Large tree crashing down on a carport in marin county. Nobody was injured. Trucker driving on highway 162 in Mendocino County escaped giraffe huge chunk of the roadway gave way underneath his big rig. Portion of the highway near cave is closed and traffic now rerouted. Holiday tragedy in the sierra tonight. 71yearold man died after hitting a tree on the west face of what is called k 22. He was wearing a helmet but it was not enough to save his life. Good evening. Right to sandhya with very latest on the weather. We are going to switch over from light rain to thunderstorms we check out live doppler 7 ht and is what develop off the coast that is most important part right now as we show you here. Ill take you in and give you at bit of a closer look at the Lightning Strike. You see them off the coast here. Not far away and they will be moving towards the bay area so this strike here is about 103 males away. Im
Looking to get rid of your Christmas tree? Here is how you can do it and save the environment wsbtv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wsbtv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The Christmas celebration is over, and those eager to get rid of their tree can do so as early as this weekend in Suwanee.
The City of Suwaneeâs tree-cycling campaign, which is part of Keep Georgia Beautifulâs annual âBring One for the Chipperâ program, will collect trees through Jan. 9.
Area residents can drop off their former living Christmas trees at Sims Lake Park, located at 4600 Suwanee Dam Road. Decorations, lights, and stands should be removed from all trees prior to donating. Last year, mulch from nearly 1,200 former Christmas trees was spread in Suwanee parks, city officials said.
Volunteers will be available to assist with unloading, as well as handing out seedlings (while supplies last) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Jan. 9 Adult and teen volunteers are needed to assist on that date. To volunteer, contact Nicole Schnepper at nschnepper@suwanee.com or call 770-945-8996.