White gold snow brings joy to Stowe and ski resorts
A major East Coast storm cancels or delays travel as it blankets northern New England with up to 20 inches. Vermont reports 7 inches and ski towns like Stowe see crowded lifts amid praise for the season's rescue after a poor prior year. Travelers face slick highways and flight delays into NYC and Chicago airports. Snow lovers line up as lifts open and eager skiers stay for the fresh powder.
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Midwest
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New York
Maine
New York City
Chicago
O’hare
Stone Mountain Resort
James Bykowski
Belmar
N.J
GPS tracking on Montclair State phones boosts campus safety
Montclair State University researchers report a new GPS alert feature on student phones to summon campus police if a timer isn’t turned off. Freshman Amanda Phillips used it after a late walk to her dorm, noting safety benefits and low cost.
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N.J
Amanda Phillips
Montclair State University
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Delaware
U.S
Virginia Tech
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University
St Louis Prosecutor Won’t File Charges Over Megan Meier Case
St Charles County prosecutor Jack Banas said no statutes allow charging those who sent cruel online messages to Megan Meier, a 13 year old who hanged herself after online bullying on MySpace. Her mother Tina and family demand accountability for the fabricated teenage boy profile involved.
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Man accused of taking hostages called desperate
ROCHESTER New Hampshire hostages at a Clinton campaign office watched as Leeland Eisenberg 46 faced video arraignment on six felonies with a $500000 cash bail and a psychiatric evaluation ordered. Prosecutors described a long criminal record and past rapes. The case raises questions about mental health and public safety.
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N.H
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Daniel Capiello
Janice Rundles
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Groups say U S to raise annual HIV infections estimate
Advocacy groups and CDC officials discuss revising the national annual HIV infection estimate from about 40,000 to 55,000 or more. Advocates accuse delays of political motives and seek earlier release to boost prevention funding. The new figure relies on testing advances and is under peer review before publication next year.
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