Bob. There i am. And here is the number. Looks like we got a seven today. Not all that bad. So temperatures are nice, little freezing out there, so watch for some slick spots. But, a nice start. Couple of pictures, that were sent to me. Beautiful shot here. Now, bills my friend. I said go take some pictures of the planet. Thats jupiter by the moon. And there is venus. And then he stops, he says stop, i feel like it is homework assignment. Mars and saturn out there, as well, a lot happening this morning ebola beautiful stop to the day. Dow dropped down to ten in allentown, lancaster, 11 pottstown. And doylestown, so, cold start to anything that melted, certainly, refroze, 25 in the city but down into the teens and 20s, just little warmer to the south. Watching the storm off the coast, storm will stay to the eels. As it end fence nice moves up it, will bring in some clouds, wind will start to pick up. Windy day tomorrow. With few passing snow showers. Melting again, 39 along 95, 36 north
Card breach. Customers who swipe their charmeds at target stores any time between credit cards at target stores any time between the day before thanksgiving and now may have been a victim. Fo reporter tis the season r shopping and hacking. Target says 40 million customers may have had their personal information stolen during the first three weeks of the Holiday Shopping season. The hackers swiped names, credit and debit card numbers, card expiration dates and security codes. Yeah, that concerns me. I shop here all the time. Reporter it did not affect online purchases. Target has nearly 1,800 stores in the u. S. And the Security Breach happened when customers swiped their cards. There are people making hundreds of millions of dollars on this type of fraud of. Reporter sean henn rei leads a Security Technology company and shawn henry leads a Security Technology company and says the data on the card is a goldmine for hackers. Target customers are advised to carefully read their card state
WARWICK, N.Y. — Maia Rich, Hazel Lewis and Daniella Johnson captured girls’ titles for Kingston High School’s track and field team at the Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association (OCIAA)Track and Field Championships on Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18, at Warwick High.Rich broke her own school record in winning the 100-meter high hurdles in […]
CENTRAL VALLEY, N.Y. — Kingston High junior Maia Rich barely missed breaking the school record in winning the girls’ 100-meter high hurdles Friday at the 38th annual Crusader Relays at Monroe Woodbury.Rich won the event in 14.81 seconds, which was 1/100th of a second from tying the Kingston school record of :14.80 set by Samara […]
CENTRAL VALLEY, N.Y. Monroe-Woodbury High swept Kingston in a boys and girls track and field meet on Tuesday. The Tigers’ boys team dropped to 1-2 on the season following a 96-45 loss, while the KHS girls’ team fell to 0-3 with a 103-38 defeat. Daniella Johnson won the shot put and discus in the […]