Weather History of the 1956 St Patrick's Day Snowstorm
The St Patrick’s Day snowstorm of 1956 left March 16 and 17 marked across New England, New York, and Pennsylvania with notable totals. Bite Hill observatory near Boston reported 12.6 inches of snow. Resort dies.
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Clashes in West Bengal after farmers killings
Protestors across West Bengal protested the killing of 14 farmers over government plans for an industrial park. Police detained about 800 people as schools and transit were shut amid strikes. buses burned in Calcutta and clashes remained tense in Nandigram.
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