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Unusual sky structure above British Columbia
#MrMBB333 #sky
https://x.com/mrmbb333/status/2010729300568551860
#MrMBB333 #sky
https://x.com/mrmbb333/status/2010729300568551860
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‼️ ALBERTA
👉 Massive lineups building in Calgary Alberta, of people signing the referendum for the province to leave this broken country.
👉 Massive lineups building in Calgary Alberta, of people signing the referendum for the province to leave this broken country.
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Tartaria Britannica Magazine
The Red-Haired Giants of Lovelock Cave: Shoshone Testimony and the War Beneath the Earth
Accounts from the Shoshone and Paiute speak of red-haired giants—cannibal beings said to have been sealed within Lovelock Cave beneath Nevada.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio
The Cleveland PD said they were called to near west side Monday night due to an “electrical event,” which knocked out power for hundreds of Cleveland Public Power customers.
Firefighters were called to the area of 4200 block of Fenwick Ave just before 7 p.m. for a house fire. That’s when reports of a transformer explosion came in, as well as multiple downed power lines across the road.
Multiple roads were blocked off to traffic as crews responded to what fire officials called a “critical emergency.”
As of 8:30 p.m., the house fire was under control, but Cleveland firefighters confirmed there was a gas fire at the house. Enbridge reportedly shut off the gas for the entire street.
Fire companies at the scene had to go door to door to check electric meters for issues. Some of the electric meters were even blown off of houses, according to CDF.
https://fox8.com/news/watch-hundreds-without-power-on-west-side-after-electrical-event/amp/
The Cleveland PD said they were called to near west side Monday night due to an “electrical event,” which knocked out power for hundreds of Cleveland Public Power customers.
Firefighters were called to the area of 4200 block of Fenwick Ave just before 7 p.m. for a house fire. That’s when reports of a transformer explosion came in, as well as multiple downed power lines across the road.
Multiple roads were blocked off to traffic as crews responded to what fire officials called a “critical emergency.”
As of 8:30 p.m., the house fire was under control, but Cleveland firefighters confirmed there was a gas fire at the house. Enbridge reportedly shut off the gas for the entire street.
Fire companies at the scene had to go door to door to check electric meters for issues. Some of the electric meters were even blown off of houses, according to CDF.
https://fox8.com/news/watch-hundreds-without-power-on-west-side-after-electrical-event/amp/
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GATE CITY, Virginia
AEP and county emergency officials are still trying to determine the cause of a Monday power outage affecting the Gate City area and communities west of Nickelsville.
Scott County Emergency Coordinator Jeff Brickey said emergency officials had not received reports of any vehicles striking power poles or of any other AEP system damage as of 3:30 p.m.
The AEP outage map showed 4,620 customers without power as of 3:50 p.m. in the Gate City. Duffield, Daniel Boone and Snowflake communities since approximately 2:10 p.m. Monday, By 4:14 p.m. the map showed the number of affected customers had dropped to 1,348.
Power was estimated to be restored by 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to AEP’s website.
https://timesnews.net/news/358914/power-outage-hits-4600-scott-county-customers/
AEP and county emergency officials are still trying to determine the cause of a Monday power outage affecting the Gate City area and communities west of Nickelsville.
Scott County Emergency Coordinator Jeff Brickey said emergency officials had not received reports of any vehicles striking power poles or of any other AEP system damage as of 3:30 p.m.
The AEP outage map showed 4,620 customers without power as of 3:50 p.m. in the Gate City. Duffield, Daniel Boone and Snowflake communities since approximately 2:10 p.m. Monday, By 4:14 p.m. the map showed the number of affected customers had dropped to 1,348.
Power was estimated to be restored by 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to AEP’s website.
https://timesnews.net/news/358914/power-outage-hits-4600-scott-county-customers/
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WHEELING, West Virginia
The Washington Avenue Bridge over Wheeling Creek collapsed around 2 p.m., sending 3 workers to the hospital.
One of those injured was serious, the other 2 suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
The bridge was closed to traffic for repairs on Dec 2nd. Construction crews were on the bridge today when it gave way along with construction equipment.
“Workers were on the bridge dismantling it and all of a sudden, the bridge collapses and falls into the creek below,” said Wheeling PD Public Information Officer Phillip Stahl. “We’re not really sure what transpired during those events, but there were 3 workers, one of them in a dump truck, the other in an excavator, and a third person on the bridge deck itself.”
Stahl said the workers were removing the bridge deck and were somewhere in the middle of the bridge when it collapsed. He was not able to confirm exactly what part of the bridge gave way.
https://wvmetronews.com/2026/01/07/bridge-collapses-in-wheeling/
The Washington Avenue Bridge over Wheeling Creek collapsed around 2 p.m., sending 3 workers to the hospital.
One of those injured was serious, the other 2 suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
The bridge was closed to traffic for repairs on Dec 2nd. Construction crews were on the bridge today when it gave way along with construction equipment.
“Workers were on the bridge dismantling it and all of a sudden, the bridge collapses and falls into the creek below,” said Wheeling PD Public Information Officer Phillip Stahl. “We’re not really sure what transpired during those events, but there were 3 workers, one of them in a dump truck, the other in an excavator, and a third person on the bridge deck itself.”
Stahl said the workers were removing the bridge deck and were somewhere in the middle of the bridge when it collapsed. He was not able to confirm exactly what part of the bridge gave way.
https://wvmetronews.com/2026/01/07/bridge-collapses-in-wheeling/
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https://vxtwitter.com/davymac_1972/status/2006528389587546524?
New Kent, Virginia
New Kent, Virginia
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David Hogge (@DavyMac_1972)
@NBC12OYS there was a loud boom that was heard all over New Kent. Any way you could look into this? New Kent neighbors on Facebook is even reporting some broken windows. I thought a tree out back fell on the house. Scary stuff.
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PA27 LiDAR mapping Fredericksburg, Maryland 1/12/26
Its actually Maryland to Fredericksburg, Virginia
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UPSHUR CO., West Virginia
An equipment failure on a transmission line is responsible for a power outage that affected approximately 4,000 customers in Upshur Co.
2 elementary schools in French Creek & Rock Cave were closed on Wed dt the outage, which occurred overnight.
Residents in Buckhannon reported seeing bright flashes & hearing loud booms late Tues night, followed by outages in the southern part of the county.
Power was restored overnight, but early Wed morning, more flashes were reported, & power went out again over much of southern Upshur Co.
Will Boye, senior communications representative for First Energy, said the outage is dt an equipment failure on a transmission line that feeds a substation in French Creek.
The failure likely caused the flashes that residents reported.
“The flashes and sounds you referenced were likely due to the equipment failure on the line,” Boye said.
https://www.mybuckhannon.com/equipment-failure-on-transmission-line-causes-widespread-upshur-county-power-outage/
An equipment failure on a transmission line is responsible for a power outage that affected approximately 4,000 customers in Upshur Co.
2 elementary schools in French Creek & Rock Cave were closed on Wed dt the outage, which occurred overnight.
Residents in Buckhannon reported seeing bright flashes & hearing loud booms late Tues night, followed by outages in the southern part of the county.
Power was restored overnight, but early Wed morning, more flashes were reported, & power went out again over much of southern Upshur Co.
Will Boye, senior communications representative for First Energy, said the outage is dt an equipment failure on a transmission line that feeds a substation in French Creek.
The failure likely caused the flashes that residents reported.
“The flashes and sounds you referenced were likely due to the equipment failure on the line,” Boye said.
https://www.mybuckhannon.com/equipment-failure-on-transmission-line-causes-widespread-upshur-county-power-outage/
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