Snow and cold snap forecast across regions
The forecast warns of snow and flurries in the Dakotas and upper New York with clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Freezing temperatures follow a cloudy northeast night with snow flurries and 20s lows, while the southwest stays partly cloudy and the rest of the nation becomes mostly cloudy morning then partly clears. Snow flurries possible in the northeast forenoon and highs in the low to mid 30s tomorrow.
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Dakotas
Upper
New York State
Weekend Weather Outlook For Local Area
Forecast calls for rain or snow Thursday with a transition to partly cloudy skies Friday and Saturday. Expect high temperatures in the mid 30s to low 40s and nightly lows around the 20s.
Snowstorm hits Appalachians with heavy snow and wind
Heavy snowfall and strong winds grip the northern Appalachians with up to a foot of fresh snow expected in some areas. Rain lashes southeastern New York and southern New England as New York City logs two inches in 24 hours. Three inches of snow in Concord, New Hampshire, raise totals to five inches with Dover, Vermont also reporting up to a foot. Gale warnings line the New England coast as winds reach 70 mph while scattered showers dampen the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes regions. Thirteen injured and one dead in a Greyhound bus crash on the New York Thruway near Canajoharie, New York.
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Appalachians
New York
New England
New York City
New York State Thruway
Canajoharie
N.Y
Concord
N.H
Edly
Dover
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
California
Wellington Council Refuses MEG Funding for 1975
Wellington votes to not renew its MEG membership citing understaffing and tax concerns. Police and officials note past promises of arrests, warn against becoming a drug hotspot, and leave open a 1976 funding possibility if 1975 results satisfy taxpayers.
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Wellington
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
MEG
Council
Barr
Wellington brochure highlights Spirit of '76 and bicentennial plans
The NEW SPIRIT Wellington committee, led by Ray LaMacchia, distributes 10000 copies of a color brochure featuring Archibald Willard and local landmarks. Local print runs include 3000 free copies via three banks starting Thursday, with a letter from township leaders and mayor signed on behalf of Wellington's bicentennial preparations for 1976. The piece notes restoration goals, National Register listings, a tree program, and a Willard Family reunion as part of Renew the Spirit of ’76.
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Wellington
Ray LaMacchia
New*spirit Wellington
New*spirit Group
Archibald Willard
Diamond Shamrock Co
LaMacchia
New*spirit
Ralph Barber
Robert L. Young
Martin Gibbins
Coun
Robert D. Gregg
Wellington Methodist Church
Willard
Willard Family Association
Experts aid youthful musicians in Lorain County Youth Orchestra
Three young professionals from the Cleveland area provide training and inspiration to members of the Lorain County Youth Orchestra. The ensemble draws talent from 16 communities in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties, with Stephen Shipps, Roger Rehm, and Aarne Tomasaar offering guidance. The orchestra, directed by John Naskiewicz, has grown from 32 to 92 musicians in three years. Arkansas origin and Quanaw Indians note mentioned.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Stephen Shipps
Cleveland Orchestra
Roger Rehm
Aarne Tomasaar
John Naskiewicz
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