Babe Ruth statue leans on bat with right handed glove
In Baltimore, experts scrutinized the Babe Ruth statue at Oriole Park noting its left handed Babe attributes yet the bronze figure leans on a bat and holds a right handed fielder's glove. Author Robert Creamer blames artists for the inconsistency.
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Norman Wells Faces Huge Wildfire Threat As Evacuation Continues
A vast Northwest Territories fire threatens Norman Wells after leaping a guard. 35,000 hectares burned as 850 residents flee toward Yellowknife. Fire crews struggle against the blaze while Mayor Max Melnyk helps cut fireguards.
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Flood cleanup under way as Medicine Hat recovers
Thousands of soggy sandbags line streets and flood waters recede in Medicine Hat. Residents like Kelly Flemmer face massive damage to homes and property, with costs likely reaching millions and emergency relief still in planning. Public works assess damage to roads and utilities while evacuation centers close and health precautions are advised.
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Medicine Hat reports flood damage to city arenas and properties
City clerk Larry Godin said the arena Athletic Park Weiner Centre and Strathcona Pavilion suffered major flood damage while city hall and the police station escaped harm. Trails are being inspected to assess further losses as Elm Street Montreal Street and Riverside schools closed but to reopen after noon.
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Hatters find burlap beats plastic for making sandbags
Riverside residents debate sandbag methods after flooding from the South Saskatchewan damaged 300 homes. Burlap bags and British soldiers reduced seepage at several houses while others using plastic bags faced sliding bags and water intrusion. Affected resident Jim Marshall notes studio damage and delays to a commissioned mural.
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North Bank
Colbourg
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