Death penalty moratorium may affect Sonoma murder case
In California a governor's moratorium on executions could impact Shaun Gallen, 40, accused of killing Jason Allen, 26, and Lindsay Catshall, 22, on Jenner Beach in 2004 while they slept. Gallen also faces charges for his brother Shamus’s 2017 death and has a lengthy criminal history. If prosecutors seek the death penalty, the moratorium may influence the outcome.
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Tulip Time officials say blooms on track for May in Holland
Tulip Time executive director Gwen Auwerda says 455,000 bulbs planted in 2018 are rising as spring returns. She notes cooler nights help growth and predicts good blooms in May despite weather uncertainty, with tulips already poking through on Eighth Street.
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PFAS May Leach From Landfills Into Michigan Waters
A Michigan Waste and Recycling Association report finds landfills can release PFAS into leachate sent to wastewater plants. The study warns landfills may contribute a small share of total PFAS, with other industrial discharges likely larger. It notes 35 landfills sent about 1 million gallons of leachate, while 34 plants received about 1.4 billion gallons of influent daily.
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