Gloria aftermath leaves nearly a million homes without power
The Northeast endures extensive storm damage from Gloria as utilities report over 900000 customers still in the dark. Officials warn restoration may take days to weeks with fatalities tallied at 16 and damages rising into the tens of millions across Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey Maryland and New York.
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Record Chill Grips Nation Midsection Amid Snowstorm
A severe cold snap stretches from central Rockies to the Texas panhandle with temps in the teens in western Nebraska and eastern Colorado and lingering snow totals up to 14 inches in Estes Park and Winter Park Colorado. Omaha tops 40 degrees for the date, a record low for warmth, while Minneapolis and St Paul hit 44 as storm remnants persist across the region.
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Bears in Duluth retreat as cold ends food blitz
In Duluth Minnesota an early cold snap drives bears back toward hibernation ending a period when as many as 70 bears daily wandered into town seeking food. Police report 200 plus bears killed and thousands in property damage from trespassing houses cabins and cars.
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Seattle Teachers End 25 Day Strike Settlement Reached
Seattle teachers voted to end a 25 day strike affecting 43500 students as a $8.4 million contract was approved. Governor Booth Gardner credited with brokered settlement after tough talks in Olympia while district officials warned of financial pressure next year and a return to classes was planned for Tuesday.
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