California heat wave causes misery as temperature records fall
A woman cools off at DryTown Water Park in Palmdale, where the temperature reached 107 degrees by 3 p.m. Sunday.
(Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
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Anthony Wainscott has known his share of hardship, living the last two years on the streets of the Antelope Valley. But his personal misery index reached a new plateau during a weekend of record-setting heat.
“It’s extra hot. It’s abnormally hot,” said Wainscott, crouched in the meager shade of a palm tree on the edge of a shopping center parking lot Sunday in Palmdale, where the temperature hit 107 degrees. “I don’t even know how to explain it. But there’s something extra playing with the environment right now. And it’s not good.”
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Midnight North Welcomes Phil Lesh In Nashville
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Phil Lesh joined his son Grahame Lesh’s band Midnight North on Wednesday night at the Exit/In in Nashville. The legendary Grateful Dead bassist emerged toward the end of the set to sit-in on Midnight North’s latest single “Coyote,” a Dead classic and more.
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May 17, 2021 | 7:16 AM
A postcard campaign from Upsala to the Ontario/Manitoba boundary against the proposed underground nuclear repository in the Ignace area is underway.
It’s being organized by “Northwatch”, an alliance of people and groups opposed to the transporting and burying of nuclear waste in Northwestern Ontario.
Spokesperson Brennain Lloyd says there are too many uncertainties, the science hasn’t been tested and there has been limited information released on the risks involved with the burial of nuclear waste.
She questions how the Nuclear Waste Management Organization plans to measure community willingness, stressing this is a region-wide issue.