Adelles News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana
Stay updated with breaking news from Adelles. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Top News In Adelles Today - Breaking & Trending Today
Adelle’s Coffehouse has become the latest of a string of restaurants/cafes on the seacoast that have decided to close their doors for a short time this winter. The popular Dover haunt announced Tuesday morning via their Facebook page that they would be taking a break until early April, citing concerns for both customers and staff as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a toll on area businesses. The owners and staff are hoping that customers will share their love this Valentine s Day as that will be the last day that the cafe will be operating until at least early April. Folks have until February 14 to place their orders and help the owners clear out current stock. ....
The travel crunch, a major winter storm snarling flights in the midwest. chicago s o hare airport says arriving flights are delayed more than two hours. the delays will likely cause ripple effects across the country, but most major airlines are enacting flexible rebooking policies like waiving those extra fees for people scheduled to fly directly into the storm s path, that is. and this massive system is affecting more than half of the country. in the north people are preparing for up to a foot of snow one day before the official start of winter, severe storms moving through alabama, florida and georgia with high winds peeling off roofs and knocking out power to thousands there and no reports of major injury and part of the same system stretching from the gulf coast to the great lakes. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel joins me from wisconsin, delles, wisconsin. reporter: eight inches and counting and the snow not ....
Then this. a massive wall of water. devastating tsunami. it swept ashore along japan s northeastern coast. surging well inland. sweeping away cars, boats, homes. almost anything in its path. hundreds of people are dead with no way to know just how high that death toll will rise. we will bring that back to you. that s the situation developing right now. we have a situation at a japanese nuclear plant, trying to cool down a reactor. the plant is called the fukishima plant. it suffered a quake-related problem with its cooling system. joining us is a professor of disaster management at the university of georgia. mr. delles, explain to us, the last we heard they re trying to release some of this radioactive steam to try to relieve some of the pressure. what will that do? well, what s happened is that about 11 reactors all the m ero went down, stopped on purpose due to ground acceleration to ....