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Fire lookouts: The US Forestry Service lookouts watching for fires

BBC News By Toby Luckhurst image copyrightKelsey Sims Many of us struggled to adapt to home working and isolation during the coronavirus pandemic. But the few remaining fire lookouts of the US Forest Service often live and work for weeks at a time on their own, scouring the horizon for any hint of smoke from remote lookout towers. Kelsey Sims was at home in Ohio at the start of the pandemic. The 26-year-old had previously worked as a firefighter, spending two years on fire engines in wild areas of Montana, but had recently lost her job and had no idea what to do next.

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Movie theaters near me: What's reopening, changes to expect

On Wednesday, with the easing of coronavirus limits, movie theaters in New Jersey can open to larger audiences, just in time for summer blockbuster season.  Although the state has ended set capacity limits at movie theaters, restaurants, and other indoor gathering sites, mask and social distancing regulations will stay in place to ensure that people are six feet apart.  It s good news for not only major movie chains, but also smaller local theaters that have weathered shutdowns and partial shutdowns. Those that survived, that is.  For movie lovers venturing back to the local cinema, here s the scoop on which theaters are gone, which are still here, and what changes you can expect.

Florida teen charged as an adult in homecoming queen election scandal pleads not guilty

Florida teen charged as an adult in homecoming queen election scandal pleads not guilty Annie Blanks, Pensacola News Journal © Courtesy of the Escambia County School District Boxes of goggles, collected by Science instructor Al Culp from J.M. Tate High School, were collected and donated to Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital. PENSACOLA, Fla. – Emily Grover, the Florida high school homecoming queen accused of rigging her school s election, pleaded not guilty in court this week to all four charges she faces.  Grover, who was 17 when arrested and has since turned 18, is being tried as an adult. She was scheduled to appear in Escambia County Court on Friday. Her attorney, however, filed a waiver earlier this week and entered Grover s plea of not guilty.