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Turnout Fire burning 200 acres in Mendocino County
A wildfire has burned 200 acres in Mendocino County.
Posted: Apr 19, 2021 2:20 PM
Updated: Apr 19, 2021 7:34 PM
Posted By: Deb Anderaos and Brandon Downs
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Calif. – A wildfire has burned 200 acres in Mendocino County.
CAL FIRE said it is called the Turnout Fire. It broke out just before 6 p.m. Sunday near Highway 253 and Boonville Road. That is about halfway between Ukiah and Boonville.
Turnout Fire burning 200 acres in Mendocino County
A wildfire has burned 200 acres in Mendocino County.
Posted: Apr 19, 2021 2:20 PM
Updated: Apr 19, 2021 9:36 PM
Posted By: Deb Anderaos and Brandon Downs
MENDOCINO COUNTY, Calif. – A wildfire has burned 200 acres in Mendocino County.
CAL FIRE said it is called the Turnout Fire. It broke out just before 6 p.m. Sunday near Highway 253 and Boonville Road. That is about halfway between Ukiah and Boonville.
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The luxury train operator had previously hoped to begin offering services in June.
“We are extremely disappointed to be forced to delay the start of our season, but we remain very optimistic about restarting travel in July.
“Our team is eagerly working to prepare our trains for operations, and we all look forward to getting back to what we do best, which is hosting guests for an incredible experience on board our trains,” said Peter Armstrong, founder and interim chief executive of Rocky Mountaineer.
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Staff at the University of Leicester have voted in favour of industrial action, including a potential boycott of marking and assessments, amid a “tsunami of dissent” over compulsory redundancies.
The University and College Union (UCU) said there was “emphatic support” from members in the ballot, with just under 70% of those who voted willing to take strike action and 84% backing action short of a strike.
Staff have been warned of up to 145 compulsory redundancies across five academic departments and three professional services departments, though that number is thought to have dipped slightly because of voluntary departures.
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Rocky Mountaineer is delaying the start of its Canadian travel season by a month until July 5 due to continuing travel restrictions and the uncertainty around when they will be lifted.
The luxury train company, which offers two routes that start or end in Jasper, previously set the start of its season on June 1.
“We are extremely disappointed to be forced to delay the start of our season, but we remain very optimistic about restarting travel in July,” said Peter Armstrong, founder and interim CEO of Rocky Mountaineer, in a release.
“Our team is eagerly working to prepare our trains for operations and we all look forward to getting back to what we do best, which is hosting guests for an incredible experience on board our trains.”