Ontario Quebec border Earthquake Shakes Ottawa to U S
A magnitude 5.0 quake struck near the Ontario Quebec border, jolting homes and businesses from Ottawa to several U S states. The U S Geological Survey reported the event on Wednesday, with effects felt across a wide arc.
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Top 5 Web Wrap for the Day
A compact recap highlights five web items from the past 24 hours. Topics include a UFO Museum festival prep, a building deemed beyond repair, McWilliams seeking reemployment, NMMI rolling out full ride scholarships, and Youth Challenge Academy graduation of 36 students on Saturday.
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Americans Fight Back In World Cup Hope After Referee Call
In Pretoria South Africa AP reports a refereeing decision cost a win last week and a linesman ruled out a goal Wednesday. With 3 1/2 minutes left in the World Cup the American team faced renewed doubts about its soccer future.
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Obama replaces Afghanistan commander with Petraeus
President Obama fired Gen Stanley McChrystal after his insulting remarks in a magazine interview. He named Gen David Petraeus to take command in Afghanistan, signaling a firm, disciplined leadership shift in wartime strategy.
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Roswell Rheumatologist Refuses New Medicare Patients
Dr. Thomas Ramage a Roswell rheumatologist says he will stop treating new Medicare Medicaid and Tricare patients. He claims he is the only specialist of his kind within 200 miles and warns patients may have to travel far to find rheumatic care.
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Debate over critical habitat at Bitter Lake NWR expands
WildEarth Guardians and US Fish and Wildlife Service clash over critical habitat for Roswell springsnail Koster's springsnail Pecos assiminea and Noel's amphipod. The new proposal adds 67.8 acres to Bitter Lake NWR and additional areas in Roswell and west Texas, while Bitter Lake remains excluded from 2005 protections. Joe Saenz notes existing endangered species guidelines will remain in place.
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Hinkle Building project in Roswell nears restart after limbo
The six story Hinkle Building at 227 N. Main St in Roswell has been stalled since 2009 as owner Michael Hurst seeks financing for a plan including assisted living lofts and a clinic. City inspector Charlie Purcell notes structural soundness but roof leaks mold and asbestos issues, with elevator upgrades needed.
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Engineers reattach gusher cap to contain Gulf spill
Oil spewed into the Gulf of Mexico for most of Wednesday until engineers reattached the cap on the gusher to divert crude to a surface ship. The Discoverer Enterprise’s crew reported the system was gathering oil again after about ten hours, with BP confirming the cap back in place and ramping up.
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