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Texas Vol.15

Corpus Christi ISD publishes web page with COVID case counts https://t.co/hdJcdtUyjP

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

This record-breaking debt reduction is believed to be driven by hefty unemployment benefits and households living more frugally due to the COVID-19. https://t.co/KLyVfkPYwM

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Primary care doctors have seen their revenues plummet as patients are forgoing office visits as they stay home to avoid the coronavirus, while large health insurance companies have seen huge profits. https://t.co/qmc13BG23E

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

You can rent these luxurious treehouses in Texas while safely social distancing https://t.co/04B5DM1vp0

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Here's why repairs on natural gas rig near Bob Hall Pier will take longer https://t.co/jx5pz72JRf

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Whataburger is now the 'official burger' of the Dallas Cowboys https://t.co/5sdKMIQBPl

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Will you get the vaccine when it's ready? https://t.co/ezrxESSPV9

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Gov. Greg Abbott considering legislation to put Austin police under Texas control after budget cut https://t.co/Nr19B2xhbn

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Here's why the city of Corpus Christi wants a $222 million loan for seawater desalination https://t.co/puuNqPEP4Q

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

A trio of federal judges in New York on Thursday ruled that President Donald Trump’s order to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census count was unlawful. https://t.co/ubw4NaDXWm

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 11, 2020

City of Corpus Christi plans to launch first composting program by 2021 https://t.co/eKsoHr6q9Z

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 11, 2020

Make sure you're ready to vote https://t.co/fEHGQmW4F5

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 11, 2020

Wildfires are scorching a swath of land larger than the size of Connecticut in more than a dozen Western states. Here are the latest developments. https://t.co/fEUl1HpBxT

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Thousands of mosquitoes have attacked livestock, draining their blood and driving the massive creatures to pace in summer heat until they were exhausted, in the days after Hurricane Laura. https://t.co/gqfXiTNzT2

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Two Texas treasures are coming together. https://t.co/5m6f5zMgU6

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

"Along with the pandemic COVID-19, we have a pandemic of politics," said Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, explaining that the path forward appeared bleak. https://t.co/IE7X5carky

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Medical field unit added to Nueces County's preparations for future COVID-19 response https://t.co/ECkOvTHGeA

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

“This reckless action invites crime into our communities, and it threatens the safety of all Texans, including our law enforcement officers and their families,” the governor said of calls to defund police departments. https://t.co/h9MQX7jURx

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Here's what a COVID-19 tent looks like in Corpus Christi https://t.co/klUxkOZzBS

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Judge orders Texas to change way mail-in ballots are rejected https://t.co/bVdT80AGDZ

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Corpus Christi police officer lends hand to woman stuck at busy intersection https://t.co/8JCXBasF6d

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

'For the Win': Candidates running joint campaign for Del Mar board of regents https://t.co/kptJM1WOk2

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 10, 2020

Corpus Christi ISD 2020 bond initiative includes new elementary buildings, renovations https://t.co/3PhEXFAy2K

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

#TBT: Corpus Christi's Old Bayview cemetery created 175 years ago https://t.co/QrbyF4U6zx

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Ted Cruz on Trump's list of potential Supreme Court nominees for second term https://t.co/nSJZerFxSo

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Corpus Christi International Airport faring better than national average amid COVID-19 https://t.co/YSk7gGLj2u

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Corpus Christi International Airport increases flights amid COVID-19 https://t.co/VmVm9a9NHs

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Dozens of elderly individuals have died from COVID-19 inside Central Texas nursing homes — not hospitals — prompting questions from advocates and family members about whether everything was done to save their lives. https://t.co/l7C89aq1fK

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Nueces County officials discuss early voting locations, staff raises https://t.co/N2ndGSvHrO

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Texans in state homes still don't have visitors. Their parents worry they don't know why https://t.co/gcHrcrCnQ6

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Bob Hall Pier: Analysis of Hurricane Hanna damage ongoing; These are the next steps https://t.co/IM0Y8qnDtA

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Women are running for more than half of Texas’ 36 congressional seats. https://t.co/x1LGl11ns2

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Luby's, Fuddruckers announce plan to liquidate https://t.co/3xaIpugZ07

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 9, 2020

Schools, desperate to keep their doors open but worried about health risks to their students, are being put in the uncomfortable position of having to govern young adult behavior that is mostly happening off university property. https://t.co/miuaKmzHiD

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Del Mar board OKs $870,000 for trellis at South campus https://t.co/1SPJbigFQC

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Corpus Christi ISD welcomes students back to campuses https://t.co/CGwHLy9JT2

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Corpus Christi Area High School Football Power Rankings: Week 2 https://t.co/23KFiCPNmd

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Corpus Christi ISD schools start in-person classes for 2020-21 school year https://t.co/oJbPAb8omj

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Nueces County officials expect increase in COVID-19 cases after in-person classes resume https://t.co/AnQkjuWHTt

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 8, 2020

Looking to do some shopping or eat out this Labor Day? Here's what will be open. https://t.co/uWgMbz3auM

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 6, 2020

Things to do in Corpus Christi this weekend https://t.co/7MWKdqCsjQ

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 6, 2020

A social media post about Robstown's mascot went viral. Here's how the school responded. https://t.co/u1418AFYKE

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Multiple boats participating in a boat parade in support of President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign sunk Saturday on Lake Travis, located west of Austin, https://t.co/yybB5nVMUg

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Another 1,550 new homes and a commercial district coming to Corpus Christi's London area https://t.co/094KbBXYeu

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

The text says 'We found your parcel.' Actually, they're hoping to find someone to dupe https://t.co/PWHQOPDHbV

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

In Texas, President Trump's team hits the road to shore up support https://t.co/KTjl3SvjxB

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Assistant Texas attorney general loses job after report surfaces racist tweets https://t.co/62ztrRhV9E

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Analysis: With schools opening, Texas enters a critical two weeks of the pandemic https://t.co/dFuLek8iTL

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Republican U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and two Democratic colleagues are asking the Senate Armed Services Committee to hold a hearing "on the command climate and culture at Fort Hood" in the wake of the disappearance and death of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén. https://t.co/89THV9jEqb

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 5, 2020

Bob Hall Pier has weathered several hurricanes since 1950 https://t.co/aKoFHBM8uT

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

Pandemic politics ripple through Texas, forcing Crenshaw to defend coronavirus response https://t.co/UNP6BXOc5H

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

Will 2020 be the return to 'Happy Days' for Texas Democrats? No chance, says Dan Patrick https://t.co/ucsWtZhott

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

With his previous hardline stance, no Cowboys player has kneeled during the national anthem, but recently players have voiced their desire to "express ourselves individually." https://t.co/xSBWplWbbd

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

Here's a look at some of the top players and games to watch in Week 2 of the South Texas High School Football season.

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— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

An autopsy is scheduled with the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences in Dallas. https://t.co/NaXJHnoeWa

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

Repairs to be made on natural gas rig near Bob Hall Pier https://t.co/nenKZvI1vh

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

Additional lawsuits filed in deadly South Texas pipeline explosion https://t.co/Z4Kb69MBrZ

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 4, 2020

1949 El Paso high school baseball team's story as inspirational as 'Rudy' https://t.co/zCJKj2xXTF

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

Rep. Henry Cuellar calls on military high command to root out culture of sexual misconduct https://t.co/vJYMz99j5e

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

H-E-B owner expresses support for mail-in voting in letter to Texas Supreme Court https://t.co/5ZWZviK82A

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

Millions of Texans could be shielded from evictions under new Trump administration order https://t.co/SfsRM8JBpu

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

Supreme Court blocks Harris County vote-by-mail plan https://t.co/SBojG5Mm6i

— Caller.com (@callerdotcom) September 3, 2020

We are almost two months into hurricane season. How does COVID-19 impact your personal hurricane planning? The CDC has an excellent guide available here:https://t.co/rCg6OTrc4r

— Nueces County, TX (@NuecesCo) July 22, 2020

Make sure you have items for your household's emergency medicine bag before another tropical storm or hurricane enters the Gulf. 🌀
👉 https://t.co/y4a88mYHsf #BeReady #BeReadyCC #HurricanePrep #DisastersDontWait pic.twitter.com/ENpZjbyhbx

— Corpus Christi OEM (@ReadyCC) September 9, 2020

Extremely HOT & humid conditions are expected throughout South TX again today. An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for Kleberg & Jim Wells Counties for Heat indices greater than 115°F. A Heat Advisory is in effect for the rest of the area with heat indices greater than 110°F. pic.twitter.com/NfMEAdY88G

— NWS Corpus Christi (@NWSCorpus) September 1, 2020

COVID-19 UPDATE: There are 21 new cases (4 confirmed positives and 17 probable positives) in Nueces County. To date, 19,509 have tested positive (15,335 confirmed positives and 4,174 probable positives). 16,204 have recovered.
👉 Learn more: https://t.co/m1aVaZPuSH pic.twitter.com/ZIfzuTn4fn

— City of Corpus Christi (@cityofcc) September 10, 2020

🚧TRAFFIC ALERT UPDATE 🚧 The temporary road closure of Brooke Road, between Airline Road & Rodd Field Road, has been delayed due to the weather. The closure is now scheduled for Friday, September 11.
👉 Learn more: https://t.co/B8la2NVb00 @PublicWorksCC pic.twitter.com/VBCfR8U5gE

— City of Corpus Christi (@cityofcc) September 10, 2020

We are continuing to monitor the tropics. 🌀
👉 https://t.co/RgLale876B #BeReady #BeReadyCC #HurricanePrep #DisastersDontWait @ReadyCC https://t.co/G7ykVgbO9k

— City of Corpus Christi (@cityofcc) September 10, 2020

Please use caution on your commute throughout the day. ⛈☔️🚗 https://t.co/0bLtfs9Vnb

— City of Corpus Christi (@cityofcc) September 10, 2020

UPDATE: Work on leaking gas platform delayed. https://t.co/OEKfVvpDOj @cityofcc @NuecesOEM @PoccaPort @uscoast @TCEQ #corpuschristi #corpuschristigasoil #environmentcorpuschristi pic.twitter.com/Lh5w1Dyx3p

— CC Business News (@CCBusinessNews) September 9, 2020

U.S. Army moves cargo through Port of Corpus Christi. https://t.co/earkcaFbdh @PoccaPort @USArmy @cityofcc #youreinthearmynow #portcorpuschristi #corpuschristi pic.twitter.com/5lEx2GQNJX

— CC Business News (@CCBusinessNews) August 18, 2020

EPIC Midstream fractionator plant in Robstown now onliine. https://t.co/Jp7Qvr2Rdu @cityofcc @CityofRobstown @UnitedCCChamber @CCREDCTX #corpuschristiindustry #CorpusChristi #texasoilandgas #oilandgas pic.twitter.com/n7B6KUIjyW

— CC Business News (@CCBusinessNews) August 6, 2020

No windstorm rate increase or 2021 — or now. https://t.co/PBheniML3l @Dist32StateRep @toddahunter @UnitedCCChamber @cityofcc @TexasTDI #windstorminsurance #corpuschristiwinds #CorpusChristi pic.twitter.com/aWxciUOvkS

— CC Business News (@CCBusinessNews) August 5, 2020

The lost art of saucier! Check out these wonderful recipes! A review from a couple of our constituents reads:
"Excellent!" – Bill and Tedhttps://t.co/XuAlr0MxAl pic.twitter.com/rITfiJ673x

— The Bend Magazine (@TheBendMag) September 10, 2020

Our second episode is a special one! This month, we decided to feature The Local's List 2020 category winners for Best Chef and Best Mixologist. Tony Posada of The Blue Clove and Michael Green of @thepostcc are undoubtedly incredible at what they do.https://t.co/O5wbhXDUp5

— The Bend Magazine (@TheBendMag) September 6, 2020

September is here. Despite what the weather is, fall is arriving! But, nothing says fall like one specific beverage: PUMPKIN. SPICE. LATTE. Lucky for us, we have @CoffeeWaves. Writer @siulbackwards wrote a satirical, yet endearing ode for the beloved bev.https://t.co/lKEOGR8dZP

— The Bend Magazine (@TheBendMag) September 3, 2020

#Didyouknow that sharks are covered in specialized scales? Learn more about why a shark feels smooth when you pet it from head to tail, but it feels like sandpaper when you pet it from tail to head! Today's shark fact is brought to you by aquarist Haley N. 🦈 pic.twitter.com/KKyEiFCDE4

— Texas State Aquarium (@TXStateAquarium) August 11, 2020

A responsible beachgoer is a smart beachgoer! #CorpusChristi #SeeCC https://t.co/CQtRclWbP4 pic.twitter.com/VLbpCuG8Vc

— Visit Corpus Christi (@VisitCCTexas) September 5, 2020

Rainy weather got you down? No worries! Here are ways to play in the rain in Corpus Christi🌧️ #SeeCC https://t.co/SpIZmXmXzv pic.twitter.com/kAkiEWYq9l

— Visit Corpus Christi (@VisitCCTexas) September 5, 2020

Happy Labor Day Weekend☀️ 🏖️ We're wishing everyone a safe and fun weekend! #SeeCC

All #CorpusChristi Labor Day Weekend Info 👉🏽 https://t.co/fAHs7QoG2n pic.twitter.com/YKYF6NtMft

— Visit Corpus Christi (@VisitCCTexas) September 4, 2020

Bird's eye view of the @LEXCV16😍 This Saturday enjoy a FREE live concert aboard the ship…virtually, of course! The Come Back Stronger Fundraising Concert includes a live performance by The Brian Black Band🎶 🎸 Check out their FB page for the link and more details! #SeeCC pic.twitter.com/99Z4KHxfaV

— Visit Corpus Christi (@VisitCCTexas) August 24, 2020

We are thrilled to announce Downtown Corpus Christi has been nationally recognized and received full accreditation by Main Street America ??To read all about this and everything else happening in downtown, click the link below! https://t.co/JztqvszOqr pic.twitter.com/CKUerms2AE

— Downtown Corpus Christi (@godowntowncc) June 25, 2020

#farmersmarket tonight! Grab your #localfood and a locally made #pizza for dinner from tonight's #foodtruck! There'll be PEARS at market today! Newsletter and market updates: https://t.co/zvNf2cMiJc pic.twitter.com/ADvjUB9Jps

— Grow Local South Texas' Downtown Farmers' Market (@ccdowntownfm) September 9, 2020

Do some Mine "Crafting" with the kiddos! Use supplies you have at home or purchase this kit in our gift shop* and follow along with the tutorial on our YouTube Channel!https://t.co/THILjkDScU
*limited kits available#AMSTactivities #AMSTYoungAtArt #artathome pic.twitter.com/CkL83i9u3z

— Art Museum of South Texas (@visitamst) August 31, 2020

architecture is to art as peanut butter is to jelly. @Vicadvocate #texasartists #watercolors #filipinoartist #artoutside https://t.co/IAvH02KP7c

— Art Museum of South Texas (@visitamst) August 28, 2020

Join us on October 26 – 27th for our "Haunted Museum" Halloween event.

10 am – 4 pm will be "Not So Scary"
5 pm – 9 pm will be "A Bit Scarier"

Join our Mad Scientist for spooky demonstrations and activities!! pic.twitter.com/9iH7MTCYm1

— CC Museum (@CCMSH) October 10, 2019

#WellnessWednesday Focused Breathing
When deep breathing is focused and slow, it can help reduce anxiety. You can do this technique by sitting or lying down in a quiet, comfortable location. Practice this technique for up to 20 minutes daily when you can. pic.twitter.com/1D7ZneZWpZ

— CCISD (@CCISD) September 9, 2020

Wearing a mask–on and off campus–helps keep you and others safe.

Tell us: Why do you wear yours? 😷 pic.twitter.com/cTMmvhnikr

— islandcampus (@IslandCampus) September 4, 2020

Experience the works of Joseph A. Cain this Fall, virtually. Cain started the National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show at Del Mar College in 1966 where he also served as the Art Department chair and is honored with a scholarship and art gallery in his name. pic.twitter.com/XEcONxjywT

— Del Mar College 😷 (@DelMarCollege) September 10, 2020

World Vol.45

📹 Vaccines, ethics, international law… COVID-19 presents huge public policy challenges. We've published a series of short interviews with leading academics, experts and practitioners on the impact and response to the virus around the world 📹 https://t.co/42HnbTrPZU

— Blavatnik School of Government (@BlavatnikSchool) September 8, 2020

.@risj_oxford have measured the volume and patterns of toxic conversations on social media during the #COVID19 pandemic and found 21% of social posts to express a "rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable" comment on the pandemic and the WHO's response.https://t.co/yA9iOZrATi pic.twitter.com/JqJcjVm0fQ

— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) September 8, 2020

Mongolia is in a precarious economic situation, and Covid-19 has just made it worse.

Rhythm Banerjee writes about how Mongolia's economic woes began and what it would take to prevent the country from financial ruin.https://t.co/UzDXtmEw6v pic.twitter.com/m08N3ZbR3p

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) July 31, 2020

We've gathered a collection of resources about Atlantic History which you can explore at the link below. #twitterstorians https://t.co/2CkWsUMUfW pic.twitter.com/YjiVUyQpea

— OUP History (@OUPHistory) August 25, 2020

Will the pandemic have a long-lasting impact on the operations, strategy, and consumption of the entertainment industry? @DrAlexConnock leads a panel of experts in our latest #podcast episode. Listen now ▶ https://t.co/VT9EMF3vOg

— Saïd Business School (@OxfordSBS) September 9, 2020

Luca Enriques @lucaenriques @OxfordLawFac @EBI_EU : Pandemic-Resistant Corporate Law: How to Help Companies Cope with Existential Threats and Extreme Uncertainty During the Covid-19 Crisis https://t.co/CyKrfOKuCa

— ECGI Working Papers (@ecgiwp) August 13, 2020

NEW blog by BIPP's Jack Sheldon, Michael Kenny and others on improving relations between the UK’s governments https://t.co/bQjU7ZLpJ2

— POLIS (@Dept_of_POLIS) July 2, 2020

As mentioned in our latest episode: "Think millennials have it tough? For 'Generation K', life is even harsher" Guest @noreenahertz writes for @guardian in 2016 https://t.co/4W60m3jnZ0 #TalkingPolitics

— Talking Politics (@TPpodcast_) September 8, 2020

Gousto the #foodcompany founded by @CambridgeEMBA alumnus Timo Boldt (EMBA 2014), is planning to recruit around 1,000 new employees as demand has grown significantly during the #coronavirus pandemic. @goustocooking @FinancialTimes https://t.co/rmuVXT8nNC pic.twitter.com/uGud2K8EBa

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) August 27, 2020

New issue of Journal of Institutional Economics now available https://t.co/jAyHkY7ShT pic.twitter.com/nl9z62CBzv

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) September 7, 2020

Waiting for the next volume of Canadian Yearbook of International Law? Browse the archives at any time: https://t.co/noBodrQxcN #CYIL pic.twitter.com/sjqnyl0naL

— Cambridge Law (@CUP_Law) September 9, 2020

Here's a bit of John Dunn! @Kings_College Interviewed by Johnny Lyons in a new 'Talking to Thinkers' series https://t.co/sPgg2pXIRc

— The Cambridge School (@cambridge_cpt) August 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/HistoricalJnl/status/1303262073170857987

Listen to an interview with Emma Mackinnon (Cambridge) about her work on the history and legacy of rights declarations https://t.co/MzQSciXLkG

— Intellectual History (@StAndrewsIIH) August 3, 2020

This Week’s Top Picks in Imperial & Global History https://t.co/EiOKCJjpA7

— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) September 5, 2020

Alarm in Dublin and Belfast over Boris Johnson's Brexit threat https://t.co/hNh8a8mgIR

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 7, 2020

Bull charges at firefighters as they tackle California wildfire pic.twitter.com/OG3Fo4odWJ

— The Independent (@Independent) September 9, 2020

Sky turns red in Oregon as west coast ravaged by wildfires pic.twitter.com/HFap1ERRZk

— The Independent (@Independent) September 9, 2020

Johnson’s ‘unbelievable’ Brexit withdrawal agreement decision will be defeated in House of Lords, Lord Heseltine says https://t.co/Z7EihyiFuW

— The Independent (@Independent) September 9, 2020

From Monday, the number of people that can attend social gatherings will be slashed to six in England following a rise in #Covid19 cases.

A government scientific adviser has warned that the disease is again growing “exponentially” in the UK.

Read more: https://t.co/YOEX8d2f59 pic.twitter.com/HYgWRvabBi

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 9, 2020

"With the global rise of illiberal democracy led by a new breed of populist demagogue, this is no time to be giving up freedoms" https://t.co/MqOVAfy2tj

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 9, 2020

🔴 The European Union is considering legal action against the UK after Boris Johnson pressed ahead with plans to override parts of the Withdrawal Agreement #Brexit https://t.co/HcsAcytCPY

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 9, 2020

UK's next coronavirus 'hotspots' predicted by map that shows latest 'red zones' https://t.co/rVeEtDkKC1 pic.twitter.com/WZCOB6MibC

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) September 10, 2020

Coronavirus pandemic sees Brits grow closer to neighbours and shop locallyhttps://t.co/EnqPMy4JxE pic.twitter.com/zjZwGksBGH

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) September 10, 2020

South China Sea: China brands US ‘biggest driver’ of military escalation as tensions skyrockethttps://t.co/c77Jxwpjsr pic.twitter.com/rDQEUCnUIW

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) September 10, 2020

Brexit judgement day: Gove in emergency talks with EU as huge row eruptshttps://t.co/XVc5ZenyAQ

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) September 10, 2020

Don't panic! Ten reasons there is so much less to fear from Britain's increasing coronavirus cases https://t.co/7qLVotkImi

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) September 9, 2020

DOMINIC SANDBROOK: How will Britain get back on its feet? https://t.co/1gAbCzp2zB

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) September 9, 2020

Boris's £100 BILLION moonshot to beat coronavirus https://t.co/xR73076qnF

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) September 9, 2020

Almost all Covid fatalities are among older people while deaths among the young are very rare https://t.co/BdHAD5u6VN

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) September 9, 2020

Markets could be at a turning point, as investors spooked by recent drops in tech stocks pull back from risky assets across the board, explains @ahirtens #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/qLfV8McoBT

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 9, 2020

Major airlines are ditching change fees in a bid to boost demand in an industry hit hard by the pandemic. But the future doesn’t look promising. @josephttwallace explains. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/rfB1FsbCyB

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 7, 2020

The pandemic has changed what people are looking for in real estate. @DoubleLJSquared reports. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/6wExmI5CZR pic.twitter.com/bQdiYA5xg0

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 6, 2020

Liquor sales have slumped during the pandemic, due to closed bars and airport shops. Could virtual parties stimulate the industry? #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/OIKu4enLJz pic.twitter.com/wkfyVKxv8a

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 5, 2020

Social distancing is hard to do in places that are traditionally crowded, like buses and trains. So cities are racing to find ways to make public transit systems safe. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/yKo3jnSJnW

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 4, 2020

#WSJWhatsNow: Volatility came roaring back this week, while two stock splitters stumbled. @GunjanJS breaks down this week's winners and losers. pic.twitter.com/JW9ArpFhfw

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 4, 2020

Austrian breaks record for standing up to his shoulders in box of ice for more than 2 hours https://t.co/RQYeRH0nsb pic.twitter.com/ZvjikaJw7j

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Belgium’s peeing statue gets a makeover to pay tribute to health workers https://t.co/J5KiYZhA9z pic.twitter.com/rCAi2Fj6QQ

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Explainer: Wrangling over Northern Ireland threatens Brexit, again https://t.co/tpNVNEsmjM pic.twitter.com/2sqMD7vD0K

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

The wreckage of a German warship, the Karlsruhe, has been discovered off the coast of Norway, eight decades after it was sunk in a World War Two battle https://t.co/hyVoVj7d7S pic.twitter.com/M1iSfD9oUn

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Australia expects to receive its first batches of a potential COVID-19 vaccine in January, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said, as the number of new daily infections in the country's virus hotspot fell to a 10-week low https://t.co/VvBZZkjXJ4 pic.twitter.com/w5BSLl2kYy

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Britain’s reported plans to override parts of its #Brexit divorce agreement with the EU would amount to 'a desperate and ultimately self-defeating strategy,' a diplomat with the bloc said https://t.co/bL3myyEtwp 3/4 pic.twitter.com/FvddKMQtCW

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

New Zealand’s election campaign for the Oct. 17 general election started with the dissolution of parliament in a ceremony held on Sunday https://t.co/hH8do74FOB pic.twitter.com/q5EwVWf9iu

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

WATCH: Irish President Michael D. Higgins joined a celebration of Van Morrison's 75th birthday, namechecking U.S. civil rights champion John Lewis and author James Baldwin in a rendition of one of the Northern Irishman's songs https://t.co/MMGK5WS4kl pic.twitter.com/z4TcyqedTS

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

WATCH: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gets crafty with face masks https://t.co/F8xtZY0D5Q pic.twitter.com/a22PmuhEcU

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

ICYMI: A Texel lamb broke a world record after being sold for 367,500 pounds during an auction in Scotland pic.twitter.com/pdu3gXm70z

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

New Zealand election campaign starts, Ardern seeks mandate https://t.co/o2YBOgJmo7 pic.twitter.com/YGV3BgsjS9

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

WATCH: Maersk will cut jobs in a major shake-up that will affect a third of the shipping giant’s staff as it seeks to integrate its seaborne container and in-land logistics businesses https://t.co/Fh3fJrLHRh pic.twitter.com/m3wjTPQmLb

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

WATCH: Meet Marie-Josephe Marle, who is celebrating her 104th birthday pic.twitter.com/5vyNx12pYv

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

Exxon is assessing possible job cuts worldwide after the oil major announced a voluntary lay-off program in Australia https://t.co/HvZ8sVfWyE pic.twitter.com/ocQL869kR2

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

No 10 urged to revoke trade role for 'misogynist' Tony Abbott https://t.co/okK7W8qHCg

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 3, 2020

Morrison defends Coalition's Covid response after Abbott attacks 'health dictatorships' https://t.co/xRf4UBQ2Nw

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 2, 2020

Demand for whale meat in Norway rising after years of decline https://t.co/JARrKnqeQi

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 3, 2020

Here is an explanation of the modelling which suggested there was a 64 per cent chance Victoria's COVID-19 lockdown restrictions would have to be reimposed before Christmas if the state opened up again too early | @CraigDButt https://t.co/qBEQrGA0i3

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 6, 2020

Unidentified masked men detained prominent Belarusian protest leader Maria Kolesnikova in central Minsk and drove her off in a minivan, the Belarusian https://t.co/Vvn9OYS3jA media outlet cited a witness as saying https://t.co/Gj3mmc7fcO pic.twitter.com/ag0LvRLn0L

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

The normally cloudy Venice canals are now clear enough to see fish swimming below pic.twitter.com/2zO7iXkDkI

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Introducing the world's largest camel hospital pic.twitter.com/aV5RQuouzI

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

India joins a select club of nations as it tests a new hypersonic air vehicle pic.twitter.com/Rxbsz7YaiR

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

ICYMI: A new restaurant in Nigeria's capital Abuja is offering nostalgic travelers an in-flight dining experience without leaving the ground pic.twitter.com/lxeOjiTIP0

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

Police fired pepper balls at protesters in Hong Kong and arrested hundreds after demonstrators took to the streets to oppose the postponement of legislative elections and a new national security law imposed by China https://t.co/gQCMfDTpQF pic.twitter.com/zw8kjY7zuW

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

Chinese chipmaker SMIC could become the latest company on a U.S. trade blacklist https://t.co/dB5pAWafs5 pic.twitter.com/wP17R2NjHr

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

ICYMI: Pope Francis kissed a Lebanese flag and said a prayer for the country during his first public audience in six months pic.twitter.com/kgwkvNVQIi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

Facebook took down a Russian influence operation centered around a pseudo media organization called 'Peace Data' that targeted progressive voters in the U.S. and the UK https://t.co/E9qDvwWiiW $FB pic.twitter.com/aF1Spwy9ds

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

The United Nations says record flooding in Sudan has damaged infrastructure and contaminated crucial water supplies amid the pandemic pic.twitter.com/uUQMwTzgJc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Saudi Arabia’s state oil giant is slowing diversification projects, reviewing plans to expand at home and abroad amid an industry downturn #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/raKOLyAWgG

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 7, 2020

Natural gas trapped in thawing permafrost in Siberia is causing the ground to explode spontaneously and with tremendous force, leaving craters up to 100 feet deep. https://t.co/HxOYv2HUbP

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 7, 2020

Video: Over 100,000 people in Belarus defied government warnings and protested in the capital, Minsk.

It was the latest in weeks of protests that followed President Aleksandr Lukashenko’s claim of an election victory in August. https://t.co/o8bvgIihlh

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 7, 2020

Pierre's got feather problems, which means he can't go back into the wild and is in isolation at an Australian zoo.

To make sure he doesn't get too lonely, he's watching Pingu and livestreams of other penguins. It's hoped he can be re-homed and find some real life friends soon pic.twitter.com/kotYNRlPAi

— BBC Newsbeat (@BBCNewsbeat) August 28, 2020

Labour’s Shadow Home Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds calls for a two-test system in airports to replace the 14-day quarantine#Marr #Covid_19 https://t.co/91n1mDh26R pic.twitter.com/iXtI9iZemS

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 6, 2020

Frontline and emergency services workers have been honoured for their 'quiet heroism' on National Services Day. | Read more: https://t.co/eCKv7H6qsq pic.twitter.com/2BLX0ktl4T

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) September 5, 2020

Jim O'Callaghan, the 'oldest street photographer in Dublin', on why it's never too late to go for your dream job https://t.co/ku9PHvHxbt

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) September 5, 2020

UK Brexit negotiator: Government is not scared of leaving the EU without a deal https://t.co/pJClsWmHdJ

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) September 6, 2020

Brexit never went away and as no-deal looms, Simon Coveney warns of problems for us all, writes Hugh O'Connellhttps://t.co/1SFhXA4Ujj

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) September 6, 2020

Hitting the gym again in Hamilton? Here’s what you need to knowhttps://t.co/M3oY4d5IR0

— Hamilton Spectator (@TheSpec) September 1, 2020

'It never went away': What the 1918 flu can tell us about when life might return to 'normal' https://t.co/M6lnKO2f88 pic.twitter.com/uY2WGs1HG9

— The Windsor Star (@TheWindsorStar) September 3, 2020

Artificial intelligence expert moves to Montreal because it's an AI hub https://t.co/IfvJHFdFP9 pic.twitter.com/7dsiidoq9z

— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) September 5, 2020

Stay-at-home culture bolsters pop-up markets, old-style corner grocers https://t.co/UMr6jL1b57

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) September 5, 2020

On this day, 20 years ago, Terry Fox ended the Marathon of Hope. After 143 days and 5,373 kilometres, the 21-year-old made the difficult decision to end his marathon across Canada after cancer spread to his lungs. pic.twitter.com/jTeDxI6ivu

— CBC (@CBC) September 1, 2020

According to textbooks, Earth was dry before it was bombarded by water-containing rocks from the icy outer solar system. But that's not what a new study has found https://t.co/AZKAtzM44k (via @ABCscience)

— ABC Australia (@ABCaustralia) August 28, 2020

Indiana Vol.7

To generate support for Congress to pass the RESTART Act, the downtown Paramount Theatre will be lit red Tuesday evening. https://t.co/yrIMEIR8pK

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

The concern is that any budget approved over $36.5 million will reduce the county’s general fund operating balance to start 2021. https://t.co/yihDVnVzL8

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

The work that is being proposed through the project includes upgrades to the existing water treatment plant and water tank and new water mains. https://t.co/88QkBD3j77

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Body cameras would cost the county $55,000 the first year and $24,000 each of the next four years. City officials don't know what the cost would be to purchase body cameras for the police department. https://t.co/pgJmelxJRB

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 18, 2020

David Barrickman has added four part-time employees this year, something he hasn't done in the past, to complement his thousands of workers – worker bees, that is. https://t.co/D8xoR0mGuM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Collective Roots will offer locally made and grown items, including produce, grass-fed beef, breads, coffee products and pastries. The café will serve the same items available in the market. https://t.co/9Ism7n9yWT

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 12, 2020

A poll conducted by the American Lung Association shows 70% of the respondents favor a smoke-free environment at public places, including bars and casinos in Indiana. https://t.co/oJcapk10mw

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

Several thousand customers were without power throughout Madison County late Monday evening after strong wind, rain and lightning hit Indiana. https://t.co/P8Me4gdEwy

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

ANDERSON – The Anderson Speedway sold out at half capacity for the PayLess Little 500 in accordance with COVID-19 restrictions, but the pandemic put no damper on the festive atmosphere in the stands or in the traditional tailgate parties in the park… https://t.co/SO6djWGrqQ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 6, 2020

Gov. Eric Holcomb said he was also extending the state’s limits crowd sizes for restaurants, bars and public events. https://t.co/95AnFsGcvU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

Anderson is without a Ponderosa for the first time since 1973. https://t.co/KcJWyUMMAg

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 25, 2020

With 20 positions up for election to six local school boards, there are 10 contested races in the November general election. https://t.co/VcLj3aFT1y

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 23, 2020

The Anderson Board of Public Works approved a 2% increase in electric rates for the final quarter of the year. https://t.co/gr6R2jzLqy

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

The Madison County Chamber of Commerce was honored with the Excellence in Innovation Award for its efforts, including the "Buy a Card, Save a Business" radiothon in late April. https://t.co/kkwzUt7RWX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

To date, the County Council has appropriated $320,000 to pay Bose McKinney & Evans this year. The 2020 budget amount was $150,000. https://t.co/eKu7SyMYg7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

Domanic Wills’ moving company, A-Town Transport, is his second small business venture. He has also owned a landscaping company, D’s Lawnscape, since 2012. https://t.co/8fGClJs1hU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

Dawn Davis's daughter, Ashley Sparkman, died of a drug overdose. She's raising Ashley's son while waiting for the man who police believe gave Ashley the drug to go to trial. https://t.co/GrX23I0Gzo

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

A second member of the Anderson Community Schools Board has entered the ongoing discussion surrounding recent appointments that have been derailed by public opposition. https://t.co/zC7cyho9bp

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

The $23.5 million facility will be on the northeast corner of 14th and John streets, directly across from the Wigwam Complex. https://t.co/qdN1vT0cQv

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

More than 100,000 Hoosiers have tested positive for the novel coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic in March, according to the Indiana Department of Health. https://t.co/hZxV6CqoQM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

When Cindy and Bruce moved into the Lofts at Leeson’s in Elwood, it was with the intent of making it their home for the rest of their lives. Less than 6 months later, the couple has moved out because of alleged drug activity and poor maintenance. https://t.co/ZnNEOSsZ9p

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 7, 2020

An applicant who was scheduled to be put before the Anderson Community Schools Board on Tuesday as the proposed principal for Anderson Elementary School has withdrawn his nomination amid public opposition. https://t.co/hiFONVpzos

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 6, 2020

ANDERSON – The 5th Annual Anderson On Tap fest brought a sense of normality to Labor Day weekend, the unofficial end of summer, after so many summer activities were put on indefinite hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/6thvuLKERS

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 5, 2020

ANDERSON – Local residents wanting to cast an absentee ballot have until October 22 to submit their application with the Madison County Clerk’s office. https://t.co/4PPlI7cydU

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

ANDERSON — A property that has sat vacant for many years is being brought back to productive use as a car lot. https://t.co/LEUKIHjpsI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

ANDERSON – Local residents are being asked to offer their recommendations for a long term transportation plan for the Madison County area. https://t.co/8cidQ7Ck1C

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

“We thought why not do something that would bring light and joy and would be simple,” Bethel United Methodist Church Pastor Kristine Marshall said. On Thursday, church members began delivering brightly painted butterflies to people's yards. https://t.co/15Astadt7S

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

Deep Patel, general manager at Best Western Plus, said, “Occupancy is still down, nowhere close to what it was last year, but it’s enough (to) where I can have my team in here and make sure they are all getting paid." https://t.co/As0EMFMffr

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 4, 2020

Both sides in the battle over the proposed Lone Oak Solar Farm have submitted their conclusions of law to Madison Circuit Court Division 6 Judge Mark Dudley for judicial review. https://t.co/W7i27F790m

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

The first phase of the Anderson First Church of the Nazarene project is a 6,500-square-foot Community Room along 23rd Street and attached to the existing church. The second phase will be a 3,600-square-foot addition to the building. https://t.co/7HjhVZOQN7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

Drivers looking to repeat as winners of the Pay Less Little 500, seeking that first victory or to make their first race all agree it’s a unique event. The 500-lap sprint car race is Saturday night at Anderson Speedway. https://t.co/YrJxeheZoP

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 3, 2020

The concept is to have a central entrance that will include restrooms that will lead to a splash pad area, several different playgrounds and a pavilion for concerts and events. There would be rock climbing, an observation tower and zip line. https://t.co/tyICqEKhSH

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

The improved park facility at 10th Street and Madison Avenue is expected to be completed by the start of next summer. https://t.co/3TXrh3jRgJ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

“One of my buddies told me about this race,” one fan said of attending his first Little 500. “I cried on the first lap, just like I do at Indianapolis.” https://t.co/ofNnhtipBk

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 2, 2020

“Carrie Mae had a keen insight into the community. She always believed that people should help each other in the community.” https://t.co/Z3Po2pEEuh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 1, 2020

"I think I was a drug addict from the get-go. It made me feel good and I didn't want to stop," John Houts said as he shared his story of recovery during the fourth annual Madison County Overdose Awareness Event. https://t.co/IfUukIBZJw

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) September 1, 2020

Painter John McClendon will be in town for about three weeks painting, glazing, antiquing and applying imitation gold leaf so the repaired area will match the rest of the theater. https://t.co/xw9igtwkLF

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

Organizers of the event claim police used COVID-19 concerns to disguise racial bias and justify a lack of police presence. APD Chief Jake Brown says officers patrolled the perimeter to avoid unnecessary exposure to the virus. https://t.co/wcvKYErzZX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

Anderson University, Purdue Polytechnic Anderson and Ivy Tech Community College are resuming on-campus instruction today after closing down their buildings in March. https://t.co/ZmuYO0bvUP

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 31, 2020

MCHD Administrator Stephenie Grimes’ weekly report to the county’s superintendents said the average community spread is 11.3, which is considered low and enables schools and districts to continue next week with in-person classes. https://t.co/28WTrhQICf

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Students and staff still must wear masks, maintain physical distancing, wash hands and take other precautions. https://t.co/lBJg1gJrtI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Economic development officials said they were anxious to have the resolution passed because it should have been approved in March, just as the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and delayed actions. https://t.co/zp0xmi5weV

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

Concerns about the safety of audience members and musicians during the coronavirus pandemic have pushed the Anderson Symphony Orchestra's opening concert to March 2021. https://t.co/3rc5wC0TYh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 28, 2020

About a dozen women from the Kikthawenund chapter stood in front of the Anderson City Building along Eighth Street, holding signs and waving to passing motorists. https://t.co/XJOtlURErj

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 27, 2020

According to Indiana law, “the county executive” — in this case, Mayor Thomas Broderick — is responsible for appointing four members, including a nonvoting “member of the school board of a school corporation." https://t.co/Z9Aku25PKR

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 27, 2020

In his four seasons as Pacers coach, Nate McMillan complied a record of 183-136; however, the team was just 3-16 in the playoffs during his tenure. https://t.co/jrI2JjUzb9

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

Fifteen local church women, wearing the traditional white of the women’s suffrage movement, read first-person bios of suffragists in a mini-reenactment of the 1920 Seneca Falls Convention. https://t.co/Dh9foRpUF8

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 26, 2020

A partnership between Anderson First Church of the Nazarene, Prairie Farms and the national Convoy of Hope will provide fresh dairy products for a drive-thru food pantry on Friday. https://t.co/yY83l3mJKd

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 25, 2020

An incident in which nine Daleville Jr.-Sr. High School students allegedly formed what appears to be a swastika with their bodies while making a Nazi salute is not reflective of the sentiments of the community, a town official said Monday. https://t.co/oXYyUJR4cM

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 24, 2020

“Still, that feeling of family and love is there. It’s been a happy place in the middle of a very different time. We are in a groove.” https://t.co/sh9PnXIYXm

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 24, 2020

"I’m hoping this record will help people get through this situation because it helped me.” https://t.co/qAJ2NWwKFR

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

The Anderson Community Schools board on Thursday voted to bring back students in grades pre-K to 4 for in-person classes and students in grades 5 through 12 for hybrid classes after fall break on Oct. 19. https://t.co/EyeGC1uc3u

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 21, 2020

Federal prosecutors alleged that Steve Bannon and three others "orchestrated a scheme to defraud hundreds of thousands of donors" in an online crowdfunding campaign that raised more than $25 million to build a wall along the southern border. https://t.co/zoMKlJEWq4

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

As the first woman to serve as a judge in Madison County, Angela Warner Sims continues to take the responsibility to heart. https://t.co/L5aDiasyaG

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

The Anderson City Council wrapped up two days of 2021 budget hearings Wednesday evening, and determined that the Police Department is considered at full staffing with 108 patrol officers on duty. https://t.co/2mJdUPtTgl

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 20, 2020

Fourteen cases were discovered last week. Additional testing identified two more offenders who were positive for the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/JYU35Uorc6

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

The Herald Bulletin is working on a story about COVID-19 in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in our coverage area. If you would like to share your experiences, contact Don Knight at don.knight@heraldbulletin.com or 765-623-9019. https://t.co/R7XbvLeDXp

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

A balanced budget for general operations of the city was presented at $35.7 million, which is 1% higher than this year’s budget. The 1% increase was to provide non-union employees and elected officials with a salary increase. https://t.co/DZfjiByCh7

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 19, 2020

The alley runs east to west on three lots owned by the Anderson Township trustee at the intersection of 14th Street and Central Avenue. Approval of the request would transfer ownership of the alley from the city to the trustee's office. https://t.co/0lQ1VGvzch

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 18, 2020

In 1970, one year after the historic Woodstock music festival, young locals Scott McKibben and Larry Burdon had an idea to bring Woodstock to Moonsville, Indiana. People still talk about what could have been 50 years ago. https://t.co/8j4oTMI9XY

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

This week, several schools and districts have moved to their modified attendance programs because of the community spread reported Friday by the Madison County Health Department. https://t.co/hi3VPRuj0h

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 17, 2020

A proposed ordinance on police reform was defeated 5-4 by the Anderson City Council on Thursday. https://t.co/m2qQsDfwSk

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 14, 2020

More than a hundred people gathered outside the Anderson City Building to show support for members of the local police department. https://t.co/sHSro0xYMI

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 13, 2020

This year’s festival has been expanded to three days, Friday through Sunday, and there will be amusement rides, a barbecue competition, car and bike shows, basketball and softball tournaments, a carnival and two stages of live bands. https://t.co/hCLZ51nyuW

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 13, 2020

“While six months ago we may have chosen a different path, the COVID pandemic has changed how we educate and support our students and staff. We’ve moved quickly to make decisions and serve the need of our diverse student body and staff." https://t.co/UTtHEIPmKh

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 12, 2020

Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, making history by selecting the first Black woman to compete on a major party’s presidential ticket. https://t.co/DaO8euvS29

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

Two of college football's five power conferences have shut down a crumbling season amid the pandemic. https://t.co/hxSaEhgqX1

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 11, 2020

The Anderson Board of Public Safety has set a Sept. 28 hearing date for Officer Brandon Reynolds, who was suspended without pay July 29. https://t.co/vLUC00lthQ

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 10, 2020

Tonight could get a little wild with the weather. The system caused significant wind damage in Iowa earlier today, so keep an eye to the sky! https://t.co/MjB4zAxnzX

— heraldbulletin (@heraldbulletin) August 10, 2020

A potential derecho producing widespread damaging winds, some of which should be intense, is expected to persist and expand east from Iowa into parts of the Midwest through this evening. Tune in to broadcast media or NOAA weather radio for watches or warnings issued in your area. pic.twitter.com/gUmmAQ1Hpj

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) August 10, 2020

Welcome! https://t.co/a95N7EBIwh

— Madison County (@MadisonCoIN911) August 5, 2020

Great communication system for interoperability connecting all 15 of our fire departments, disostch, hospitals and coroner into 1 multi LTE and LMR systems. #interoperability https://t.co/f783KEHdsQ

— Madison County (@MadisonCoIN911) July 8, 2020

This cell in Tipton County has kicked off an outflow boundary. It also may be producing hail of 1 inch or larger. The cell May begin to chase that outflow boundary towards Central Madison County. We will watch it closely. #MadCoWx #INwx pic.twitter.com/V6wVbLvici

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 8, 2020

Here's a look at the progress of storms. Full video on Facebook. https://t.co/QT1XnDC1X5 pic.twitter.com/0IJnwIEsBE

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 7, 2020

There's a nice line of storms just north of the County. However, as you watch the storm motion, we're going to need to see some development on the western end of the line is were going to get some rain. #MadCoWx #INwx pic.twitter.com/GCp6ATlK3B

— Anderson Weather (@MadCoINwx) September 7, 2020

A #Bcrown20 Blue Moon over @HoP_Racing https://t.co/LKQeaIo4rM

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 6, 2020

https://t.co/35vXbGY08W

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 4, 2020

Leaving family to race in Ontario very tough for driver Yannick Gingras https://t.co/RRT3nT0ceP

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) September 1, 2020

That's your #Bcrown19 champ returning to @WoodbineSB @WinbakFarm winner circle! https://t.co/dz4RoNXQPv

— Breeders Crown (@Breeders_Crown) August 30, 2020

#INDsired #HoosierHorsepower https://t.co/krvIUlAdy4

— Indiana Standardbred Breed Development Program (@INStandardbred) September 2, 2020

Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino is proud to support the historic Paramount Theatre. #caesarsentertainment pic.twitter.com/qBODTCvqOD

— Harrah's Hoosier Park (@HoosierPark) September 6, 2020

Here's a look at Tonight's Driver Doubles @HoP_Racing. #PlayHP pic.twitter.com/00BChQsi84

— Hoosier Park (@HoP_Racing) September 5, 2020

Alaska Vol.9

The tracked movements of several bears living around Anchorage. pic.twitter.com/ZHUshErF7G

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 23, 2020

finally, some good bat-related news. https://t.co/WJlIXvCLBQ

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 23, 2020

Dunleavy draws from every conceivable angle to plead for the greenlighting of the ANWR and Pebble Mine in an op-ed published today in The Hill: https://t.co/hrGTv7shiP

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

"We join Alaskans who are frustrated that the money isn’t already in the hands of business owners, but today we set aside politics to make sure that the Administration has the tools they need to now get the job done.” https://t.co/vNtLlIRGnY

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

Several workers or subcontractors are recent graduates who don’t seem qualified to be hired at these rates. One of the $350-per-hour “human capital consultants” started this month, earned a master’s this year, and was a barista as recently as July 2019.

https://t.co/HzvW15LQV6

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 27, 2020

The White House Coronavirus Task Force issues weekly reports to governors about the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic but doesn’t make those reports public, keeping key county-level data and federal advice to states out of sight. https://t.co/QPiwSvyrLs

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 26, 2020

Today Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said he'd consider cutting the Alaska bypass mail program. That move would be devastating to rural Alaska, and make shipping to the state in general cost-prohibitive. https://t.co/TKsrlFt191

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 21, 2020

A new study has spurred numerous headlines declaring that neck gaiters may be worse than wearing no mask at all for controlling the spread of COVID-19. But the actual study isn’t that conclusive, nor was it designed to be.
https://t.co/LTunmMUJGI

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 20, 2020

The U.S. House of Representatives, led by Democrats, took action Monday to stop the Army Corps from issuing a permit for the proposed Pebble Mine in response to the highly scrutinized environmental review and unprecedented short timeline.https://t.co/1ACv4YIzvz

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 5, 2020

Peter Ettinger was not the kind of guy who blended in with the wallpaper.
https://t.co/Ke4NjWrCJl

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 6, 2020

As the flu season ramps up as it does every year, the rate of COVID infections may also expand way beyond where it is now. The two raging infectious diseases together could easily overwhelm hospitals in a crisis unprecedented in modern history. https://t.co/agMv7ke348

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 5, 2020

Seen Spenard's giant Spam can with a raven perched on it? That's the artwork of John Coyne. In the interest of observing and discussing mankind’s effect on the earth, Coyne curated a new exhibit at the International Gallery of Contemporary Art downtown. https://t.co/bI1aDgIiNL

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 5, 2020

"There are questions, and anxiety, and feelings about all of the things that we have to do. We need everyone to cooperate and work together in order to stay open." https://t.co/PIrjKoJFGT

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 4, 2020

“There were some Antifa, some sickle-and-hammer types, and they asked what the fuck I was doing there. I said I’m here to talk. And I opened minds by showing up with no guns, no flag waving, no gear, just to talk.” https://t.co/bJc0L6anw2

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 4, 2020

It appears that those who manage Denali State Park are neglecting to properly care for Byers Lake’s recreational facilities, most notably the “Loop Trail” that allows visitors to circumnavigate the lake. https://t.co/D1qgJuFsSS

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 3, 2020

The final environmental review predicts a mind-boggling variety of impacts to the Bristol Bay watershed. https://t.co/2ZOgVDUjtx

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 2, 2020

Jesse "The Body" Ventura will now be an option on your presidential ballot. https://t.co/7VpvyMEhja

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 1, 2020

"The Assembly is excited to welcome our neighbors back to its meeting, with a focus on keeping our community safe." https://t.co/mggikvVWOf

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) September 1, 2020

Rep. Geran Tarr and Sen. Tom Begich recently co-signed a letter to Carrs, the anchor tenant of Northway Mall, asking about the company’s plans to address the needs of Alaskans living nearby without vehicles or reasonable access to other grocery outlets.

https://t.co/IgcQK3Vm4W

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 31, 2020

Kenai Lake offers some of the most stunning car camp sites in Alaska, but it’s also a portal into rarely-visited aquatic backcountry.

https://t.co/dPuNlx66wU

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 31, 2020

Make no mistake that Anderson didn’t just strip off the old Baranof Island brand and paste on a Harbor Mountain one; the brewery just happens to sit in the same building, and that’s where the similarity ends.
https://t.co/Rxg9RXuS4R

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 29, 2020

Well, that only took three days. https://t.co/IhH9f7sM4V

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

Bars, restaurants to reopen to 50% capacity Monday.https://t.co/kEPdvW2KgJ

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

Looking to switch up your takeout/curbside palate? All-day breakfast and late-night options ahead. https://t.co/PDy3oEOSuh

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

There have been over 60 confirmed COVID cases at Brother Francis Shelter over the last two weeks. https://t.co/9bSKqE7yFR

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 28, 2020

With 36 black vinyl letters on their trademark sign, Van's Dive Bar brought the plight of Anchorage small business owners to the forefront.
https://t.co/q3iodE38OH

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 27, 2020

Alaska Hydrographics owner Paul Reed has been making custom coating work for over 10 years. What started as a hobby grew into a full fledged business with an endless stream of requests from the community. https://t.co/hktZRviAbR

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 27, 2020

1 Dead, 2 Injured after shooting at Kenosha protests.https://t.co/ZZIWggS9Xc

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 26, 2020

Since moving to Alaska in the summer of 2016, Nick Carpenter has quickly reached stardom as the frontman and songwriter for his band, Medium Build.
https://t.co/Ac9UnYMEob

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 25, 2020

To honor and celebrate Denali State Park’s 50th anniversary, a visit to my “home away from home,” Byers Lake, seems in order. https://t.co/buDaXbKw3s

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 25, 2020

Since moving to Alaska in the summer of 2016, Nick Carpenter has quickly reached stardom as the frontman and songwriter for his band, Medium Build.https://t.co/Ac9UnZ4ffJ

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 24, 2020

Alaska’s known for killer late summer surprises, and if last weekend was any indication and this weekend’s southcentral Alaska weather forecast holds true, there’s plenty of summery beer weather left. https://t.co/ss5fxmZV8l

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 22, 2020

As Anchorage diners are embracing patio and outdoor dining Matt Tomter and his crew at the location off of Northern Lights and C Street have decided to lean into the mandate and have a little fun with it.
https://t.co/nuJi5owXiL

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 20, 2020

Alaska is filled with great trips that people rarely take. Near the top of that list, I would add the ridge walk connecting Mount Significant, Mile Hi, Vista Peak, and potentially more summits near the Baldy and Mile Hi trailheads. https://t.co/lxBlsLFdDy

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 19, 2020

The Church has used political strong-arm tactics in the past to protect its tax-exemptions on property ineligible to receive them. There's no reason to assume that the ABT wouldn't use the defiance of emergency orders to strong-arm an exemption from those. https://t.co/iHDY3qpgc3

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 19, 2020

"While UAA’s mission is first to educate, the health and safety of students, faculty and staff is paramount." https://t.co/1EzTRkhUDt

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 16, 2020

Order some take-out, grab a cocktail kit or some beer, and have a little celebration until we can all be together again. Mask up, wash your hands, and let’s all get through this together.

https://t.co/P27igyJpjp

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 15, 2020

"Shutting down beer places is seriously impeding my ability to enjoy the fruits of our local beer artisans’ labor, and I’m not convinced that pushing people outside isn’t just pushing the same virus outside right along with us."
https://t.co/1Kcl4oYpYY

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 15, 2020

As Carville was examining the races setting up nationwide back in 2019, one race in Alaska drew his attention as a potential upset of a Republican incumbent no one was talking about.

https://t.co/jECIJ3gdeh

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 14, 2020

High-profile Senators Natasha Von Imhoff and Senate President Cathy Giessel, as well as incumbent House members Chuck Kopp and Gabrielle LeDoux, find themselves with anything but an easy path to victory in August or in November.

https://t.co/S26Ze56GQO

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 14, 2020

This week, the performers are doing nine performances outdoors in the garden at the director’s home.
https://t.co/hQAqxWX47o

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 13, 2020

President Donald Trump was talking about Dr. Anthony Fauci. "He's got this high approval rating," grumbled the president, who'd followed some of Fauci's recommendations. "So why don't I?"

Now that you've asked, Mr. President, here are some of the reasons.https://t.co/vxMeja69UA

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 13, 2020

As we have seen around the country, the Trump Campaign is targeting polarizing attacks on urban centers to create conflict between operating governments and his base.https://t.co/e5qYFByxYk

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 12, 2020

Last year, PAC-12 Commissioner Larry Scott valued the conference at $5 billion. https://t.co/2Pw9J3XuuH

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 11, 2020

Liberty University announces Jerry Prevo as Acting President, replacing Jerry Falwell, Jr.https://t.co/4Ccc5C4c2O

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 10, 2020

Pay no attention to the so-called "fact" that the United States, with roughly 4% percent of the world's population, has 22% of the pandemic's fatalities.

155,000 corpses? Those people were all going to die eventually anyway.https://t.co/REICGrL186

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 10, 2020

In response to concerns, state agencies operating the grant program are revamping AK CARES processing procedures.https://t.co/5vzkzOueFz

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 10, 2020

Passengers who do not comply with the requirement will not be permitted to travel, says Alaska Airlines.https://t.co/8ZSRyDybP9

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 6, 2020

https://t.co/bGTT8L9zA4

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 4, 2020

The road route would cross the Gate of the Arctic National Park for a short distance as well as lands owned by Alaska Native regional corps, who fear it could open access to nonresident sports hunters and fishers, putting pressure on subsistence resources. https://t.co/VMdoIxwgLk

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) August 4, 2020

At present infection rate, Alaska hospitals will be short of ICU beds by mid-Septemberhttps://t.co/GZTGaPanAu

— Anchorage Press (@anchoragepress) July 30, 2020

My favorite part about covering the Harvest Fest is getting video of curious animals smushing their faces into my camera. pic.twitter.com/VLLnLOKSKb

— Heather Hintze (@HeatherHintze) September 5, 2020

In her press release, Admin Comm Kelly Tshibaka doesn’t deal with the ways in which the state steered the contract to Tandem Motion. She also exaggerates the experience of the owners. #akleg pic.twitter.com/wCYevnecu5

— Dermot Cole (@DermotMCole) September 5, 2020

Anchorage Librarian joins William Shatner, others, in reading of Fahrenheit 451. https://t.co/aNNlR8wsKQ (via @anchoragepress) pic.twitter.com/90U2HVazvS

— Library Journal (@LibraryJournal) August 23, 2020

More great (sad story though) reporting from local writer ⁦@kellenbrent⁩ I really appreciate the more thorough and realistic Anchorage coverage from ⁦@anchoragepress⁩ lately. 👏

Weaponizing Outrage: Online Agitators Create A Monster https://t.co/PK3msKCNXV

— J Wal (@Walton_World) August 12, 2020

This was the first piece I wrote about Prevo that was published by the @anchoragepress back in 2010. I think it's relevant to students and would-be students at #libertyuniversity today. https://t.co/bASCTZ4VZL (apologies for the formatting issues.)

— John Aronno (@johnaronno) August 11, 2020

For non-white Alaskans, the fight for suffrage continued beyond 1913. Alaska Natives were discouraged from voting by citizenship provisions until 1924 and literacy requirements until 1959. #ArchivesGetsTheVote pic.twitter.com/dIy5BWd11G

— Alaska State Library & Archives (@AKStateLibrary) August 7, 2020

Great reporting @kellenbrent integrity of the press is demonstrated in your piece. Watching this clip on Fox shows how much these guys twist the truth to fit a convenient Trumpist agenda 🧐 https://t.co/WbpqJNqDFX #keepemhonest

— J Wal (@Walton_World) August 6, 2020

Hey @TuckerCarlson.
I work for the @AnchoragePress.
Re: your piece on our mayor tonight.

I've already debunked that narrative by following up with every agency involved in the patio program. I'm happy to come on your show literally any time, day or night. https://t.co/TcmaPRuVij

— Kellen Brent Pierce (@kellenbrent) August 6, 2020

Small business owners: don’t miss out on the second round of small business relief from the Municipality of Anchorage! Deadline is September 12, 2020. https://t.co/HFXu2j8xnn pic.twitter.com/5XsyxAmARP

— Anchorage Chamber (@AnchChamber) August 28, 2020

Our local economy depends on consumers like you – your commitment to safety and your support of our businesses. Thank you and keep it up! #AlaskaTogether https://t.co/eysBWyPaZF

— AEDC (@AEDCweb) July 17, 2020

ERTF co-chair Bill Popp, President and CEO of @aedcweb, joined the Step Up Mask Up challenge, encouraging Alaskans to protect businesses and employees by masking up. #maskupalaska #stepupmaskup #mymaskstory https://t.co/Wm0HkuRnvC

— Anchorage Strong (@AnchorageStrong) July 27, 2020

ALERT: The #AKCARES program is oversubscribed, meaning more funds have been requested than are available through the grant program.

You are still able to apply, however, your application may not be funded due to a lack of available funds.

Learn more at https://t.co/ut3Ai8raDm pic.twitter.com/WgXF289hIC

— Alaska Small Business Development Center (SBDC) (@alaskasbdc) September 2, 2020

It’s finally happened!! We have our brewery license and it’s time to launch our new brand of alcoholic kombucha Black Label Booch!! Sept 18th is the big day! #zipkombucha #hardkombucha #blacklabelbooch #alaska #kombucha pic.twitter.com/n7I1tp0WNk

— Zip Kombucha (@ZipKombucha) September 2, 2020

The Anchorage Office of Emergency Management will open 5 new testing facilities starting this Friday, July 31st through October 20, 2020. Check them out, for more information see below. There is no cost for this testing. https://t.co/hkfxbWP6lG pic.twitter.com/Gww39rPVPU

— Anchorage Downtown (@ANCdowntown) July 31, 2020

A10. Dog sledding. Skiing. Skating. Chasing the sparkling northern lights. Winter in Anchorage is full of magic; the perfect time to plan a cozy family getaway. Here are a few can't-miss seasonal experiences: https://t.co/HelVqwguqa #TravelAlaskaChat

— Visit Anchorage (@VisitAnchorage) August 31, 2020

This Dena'ina Word of the Week is dasgedi t'eł'ani, meaning volcano. Learn how to properly pronounce it with curator Aaron Leggett in this clip. Dena’ina has been spoken in Southcentral Alaska for over 1,000 years. Celebrate language with us #OneWordAtATime. #MuseumFromHome pic.twitter.com/9jsZtBz3Ng

— Anchorage Museum (@AnchorageMuseum) September 2, 2020

The 49th Finishers scholarship is for students looking to come back to school or transfer from another institution. It's available to Alaska residents who have earned college credits but either studied elsewhere or took a break from school.

Learn more: https://t.co/OeTL1NVzun pic.twitter.com/jgDqbDeVNY

— UA Anchorage (@uaanchorage) May 28, 2020

Fun story about what it's like to live in Anchorage with moose. Thanks @weatherchannel.

(This one in the photo was outside my dining room window!)

Read: https://t.co/HmrroZrC9U pic.twitter.com/4pVUMuS23Q

— Cathy Sandeen (@CathySandeen) June 15, 2020

Michigan Vol.10

Who's ready for a Great Lakes Road trip? Check out this fun itinerary from Fodor's Travel. READ MORE: https://t.co/LeWqPE43M2. pic.twitter.com/amAH485hjt

— TraverseCity (@TraverseCity) September 3, 2020

We think Traverse City is a pretty great place. Turns out, USA Today agrees. Many local businesses and attractions have been featured on their “10 Best” polls, here's a collection of winners. https://t.co/J4IfVaqt0J

— TraverseCity (@TraverseCity) August 28, 2020

Just be. Right here. Right now. This moment. 🌊 💙 #WaveWednesday pic.twitter.com/IQNzmHqJ0J

— TraverseCity (@TraverseCity) August 26, 2020

LANSING — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer gave high school athletes the answers they've been waiting for. https://t.co/oMe7FjPgli

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 4, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Senator Gary Peters came to a cherry farm on a motorcycle and left with a bag of peaches. https://t.co/ERrcrZbUQd

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

CINCINNATI — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit unanimously ruled 3-0 in favor of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to uphold the state's emergency for the third time. https://t.co/JScrMchkwb

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

A beautiful roundup of outdoor photos from our readers in this week's Great Outdoors section. Email yours to tcrecordeagle@gmail.com. https://t.co/BxnQWQYSI6

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

I went into a fly shop the other day looking for a wader repair kit and they didn't have one. But I guess I really didn't need it as I have a tube of Amazing Goop. https://t.co/4kZy2ju0iK

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

BAY CITY — Greg Sochocki pulled up about 50 yards short of a cattail patch in about four feet of water, cast out a solid plastic frog, and turned the reel handle three or four times when it sounded like a cinder block had just been dropped from an a… https://t.co/xNaIFART8F

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

It may be the beginning of September but fall is just around the corner and I am already thinking about ski season. Not so much that I am ready for cold and snow — more that my body is showing signs of wear and tear from running and biking and in ne… https://t.co/UBgSWtwTwB

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

After a first visit to view the new Upper Manistee Headwaters Preserve in Kalkaska County, which opened to the public last month, was for me the essence of northern Michigan. https://t.co/sRJFEKL5PA

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

KALKASKA — Anyone driving through Kalkaska Wednesday morning may have noticed a roof topper hoisted into place atop the new downtown clock tower in Railroad Square. https://t.co/Cm8YwLpO8f

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

FRANKFORT — The microscopic legionella bacteria has been added to the list of ongoing problems at The Maples skilled nursing home in Frankfort. https://t.co/23qoUqzJ37

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 3, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — There's a new shape coming to town, and it's round, almost. https://t.co/IH57hNDC82

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 2, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Parking requirements for residential uses in Traverse City could drop to zero. https://t.co/rJkhqEGesG

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 2, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Barring any last minute changes, termination of a vendor contract between Grand Traverse County Commission on Aging and PACE North will remain in effect, officials said. https://t.co/thv12kKXw2

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 1, 2020

KINGSLEY — Teachers and staff were in the buildings at Kingsley Area Schools just days after a student tested positive for COVID-19 — the first such case in the area. https://t.co/386LpMTTc3

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) September 1, 2020

TORCH RIVER — The historically sandy bottom of of Torch Lake has literally grown rather murky. https://t.co/QIG9nGJYx1

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 30, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — It was early April when staff at the county health department say they began hearing from the public about complying with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive orders. https://t.co/olDkmhJ3lu

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 30, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools wrote checks for nearly half a million dollars to superintendents in 2019. https://t.co/OlQncIzdXI

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 30, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Essential workers in the service industry are accustomed to a certain level of abuse from unhappy customers, but a growing number of them have agreed: The worst behaviors amid this pandemic go too far. https://t.co/1123YD9V41

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 30, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Summertime is barbecue time for Blue Tractor executive chef Jason Mazzuchelli and his outdoor-loving family. https://t.co/hacTsY8dea

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 29, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — No plea agreement was offered to former Jail Administrator Todd Ritter at a probable cause conference Thursday, though that does not preclude a possible future offer, a state Attorney General spokesperson said. https://t.co/57deGhM5xG

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 29, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Volunteers covered the State Theatre's glass doors with particle board on Wednesday, an action Traverse City Film Festival Founder Michael Moore said was taken to keep the building safe during the continuing pandemic. https://t.co/ABHoQqbA7C

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 29, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — A little rain was not enough to dampen the spirits of hundreds of supporters who flocked to the Cherry Capital Airport to see Vice President Mike Pence. https://t.co/y1KckvQOne

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 29, 2020

The most popular song in America is "WAP" by the rappers Cardi B. and Megan Thee Stallion, and it's going to be difficult to discuss here. But what the heck. https://t.co/xsTpGidTqv

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 28, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — A walk through the forest and along East Bay at Elk Rapids Day Park offers a one-of-a-kind art experience. Thirty-five sculptures, including 10 newly installed works, create an outdoor gallery merging art, water and woods. https://t.co/dv2lrKEFhG

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 28, 2020

GRAND RAPIDS — The United States government continues to press legal action against Larry Inman, who remains the state representative of northern Michigan's 104th House District. https://t.co/vGw20AfBUW

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 28, 2020

I met Jack on March 1st, 2019. He was a fifth grader at Eastern Elementary. It was after-school, on a sunny Friday afternoon, and I was at his school to interview him, his brother Max and friend Tripp about their quest to bike to school every day of… https://t.co/alokqwgR5u

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 27, 2020

BELLAIRE — Paddle Antrim, a nonprofit based in Elk Rapids, aims to support local waterways. https://t.co/8daLWHdywO

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 27, 2020

LAKE ANN — A new, 230-acre nature preserve in the heart of the Platte River watershed opened to the public this week in Benzie County. https://t.co/sFPzPzB8wp

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 27, 2020

FIFE LAKE — Fife Lake EMS workers clicked off the lights, pulled down the garage doors and locked up as the sun rose Monday. https://t.co/knFfOBw6CP

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 26, 2020

No one was hurt when a pontoon boat flipped just north of Torch Lake’s sandbar — but financial injuries cut deep. https://t.co/V2PLFePxMe

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 26, 2020

Living, and more importantly working, where other people vacation is possible. Let Nick Hansmann give you a first-hand account. https://t.co/P6pWvT5vzW

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 26, 2020

KINGSLEY — All the hallmarks of the first day of school were there. https://t.co/x0ofx0MsoM

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 26, 2020

BEULAH — Drumming and digital marketing are not careers that easily lend themselves to heroism. https://t.co/vu6XtK9EbJ

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 26, 2020

Keeping a pipeline in operation by running a portion through a proposed tunnel would safeguard the economy and energy supplies, supporters said Monday, while opponents called the project an unnecessary risk that would contribute to global warming. https://t.co/ibNlLBdByd

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 25, 2020

State natural resources managers announced a virtual convention focused on inland lakes set for mid-September. https://t.co/uou591sINX

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 25, 2020

Reigning R-E volleyball Player of the Year and Cadillac senior Macy Brown chats with us about the 2020-21 volleyball season for her Vikings. Full update from the first weekend of sports and more! https://t.co/nC98XeMkYX

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 25, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Future growth of Cherry Capital Airport will depend partly on revenue from sources firmly grounded at street level, a recently completed strategic plan shows. https://t.co/KXcznLhD9v

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 24, 2020

"U-picks are one of my favorite ways to summer. I have a garden but my blueberry bounty pales in comparison to the well-established farms in the area." https://t.co/JnbYLUGUro

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 24, 2020

Standardized testing. Paul Bauer called it the “big, summative dipstick” to determine student progress. The value of that dipstick in the midst of an ongoing pandemic is being questioned by educators, legislators and parents. https://t.co/Cz6hSCmAUd

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 24, 2020

The Stags are ready to take the ball and run with it. https://t.co/onUmyIt2eq

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 23, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Linda Peoples pushed her cart up and down the aisles at the new Women's Resource Center Thrift Shop, tossing in stuffed toys for her three dogs and a new soup pot. https://t.co/luHotmeA65

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 23, 2020

ATWOOD — One of several defendants in a lawsuit filed by owners of a popular roadside market challenging the state’s authority, could be near an out-of-court agreement, an attorney for Friske’s Farm Market said. https://t.co/ozP05NXW20

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 23, 2020

I have this enduring image of my mother from my childhood. She is in the kitchen, leaning over the stove, fishing Mason jars out of a speckled black enamel pot with a large pair of stainless steel tongs. Her brow glistens from the rising steam and h… https://t.co/CZXEuqpBQb

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 22, 2020

Vice President Mike Pence is set to make a campaign stop in Traverse City one day after the close of the Republican National Convention. https://t.co/gKOoHNdv1B

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 22, 2020

Friday, August 14 is daughter Elizabeth and Timothy’s 5th anniversary. Happy anniversary to them and wishing them many more happy healthy years together. May God continue to be their guide! They have three children: Abigail, who will turn 4 on Septe… https://t.co/s6XukhCNrR

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 22, 2020

Mothers everywhere have admonished their children not to play with their food. It is stuck in our minds as the height of rudeness to trifle with peas and mashed potatoes or use a hard-cooked egg as a missile. If you make a cold summer soup like gazp… https://t.co/XrAG2do4jM

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 22, 2020

PETOSKEY — School leaders in Petoskey ended nearly 70 years of Native American-themed sports imagery this month, a move some say took far too long. https://t.co/K7CQ9aaO9g

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 22, 2020

It was 1896 and National Geographic had been publishing its iconic magazine for eight years without the image of a woman — any woman, anywhere in the world — appearing in its pages. https://t.co/Shen8JNj0H

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 21, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City’s Rare Bird Brewpub has long stood out as one of singer-songwriter Monte Pride’s favorite places to play. https://t.co/n3RPLV7pu9

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 21, 2020

Families now have another option for sending their children to the largest school district in northern Michigan. https://t.co/xN3HXpabJf

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 21, 2020

TRAVERSE CITY — One of the oldest stretches of Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation's trails needs repaving, and the nonprofit nearly has all the funding it needs. https://t.co/shlFNg5ZEL

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 20, 2020

Thank you, readers, for the amazing collection of outdoor photos this week in the Through your Eyes feature in today's Record-Eagle. Send your shots to tcrecordeagle@gmail.com. https://t.co/vuaEyw15m1

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 20, 2020

Locally sourced food products have been all the buzz in the restaurant industry for the last few years as customers have shown a desire to support area farmers. I've felt the same way about manufactured goods for quite some time, especially fishing … https://t.co/tp1q9T0bPr

— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) August 20, 2020

Thanks for celebrating with us, @RecordEagle ! https://t.co/G6OiB0AKbm #michigan #localfood #marketing pic.twitter.com/RHUX7b14WH

— Taste the Local Difference (@TasteLocalDiff) August 28, 2020

Construction is underway on the last leg of the TART Trail! https://t.co/e2Amc53FBd

— Traverse City, MI (@CityofTC) August 27, 2020

Downtown TC Newsletter: September 2020 – https://t.co/31PJtQPhpd

— DowntownTraverseCity (@DowntownTC) August 31, 2020

Did you know we use over 196,000 pounds of cherries per year?? 😱 🍒

The best part? 100% of the cherries used in our products are grown in Northern Michigan. #CherrySeason #PureMichigan pic.twitter.com/VfgHDAwNjW

— Grand Traverse Pie (@GTPie) July 27, 2020

Thank you for sharing some of our favorite memories! We can’t wait to hear memories from others! @TraverseCity https://t.co/MjomdKKf3O

— Cherry Festival (@cherryfestival) April 24, 2020

Thanks to everyone who joined us last night for our virtual @slaythedragon Q&A w/ @MMFlint and @KTeaFahey! You can watch their awesome discussion here: https://t.co/14qvEuxdTl

— TraverseCityFilmFest (@TCFF) April 2, 2020

Episode 338 – Michael and We (ft. @MMFlint and @deep_beige) Live from the Traverse City Film Festival @TCFF

💵🎓⚖️https://t.co/J4wWihJJSx

— Chapo Trap House (@CHAPOTRAPHOUSE) August 6, 2019

Wonder what's with Traverse City deciding they want to send a ton of money to Biden tonight https://t.co/k3FEPy6rw5

— Jon (@JonMIPol) August 28, 2020

MI-2 represents the Fruit Belt of NW MI. Sparse and agricultural, the only Dem vote comes from the only real urban area of Traverse City. McCain won it 50-49, but Trump expanded that margin to 60-35. Safe R. pic.twitter.com/vGHQI1JoKI

— Taft's Map Repository (@taftsmaps) July 2, 2020

The Traverse City area is relatively swingy, but the area is exceedingly rich.

Traverse has proved to be an ample source of donations for both the Trump and Biden campaigns. https://t.co/jf8n3qTevF

— Jackson Franks (@im_sorry_wtf) August 28, 2020

This is tough to watch. Chris McCrumb’s business – Blue Bridge Events in Traverse City – and his family are both struggling under @GovWhitmer’s shutdown that seems to have no end. And sadly, they’re far from alone. pic.twitter.com/GxOe0Wl9Pn

— MI Senate GOP (@MISenate) August 27, 2020

WATCH: Vice President Pence in Traverse City, MI #Michigan

Text TRUMP to 88022 https://t.co/GqH08DbwKr

— Team Trump (Text VOTE to 88022) (@TeamTrump) August 28, 2020

World Vol.43

Our coronavirus wave tracker covers 39 countries, combining data from 173 sub-national areas https://t.co/lWZpeJFDBw pic.twitter.com/HXzmNsy6tG

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 30, 2020

New blog from our excellent @Uni_of_Essex careers team: Graduate roles, placements, internships – job opportunities have suddenly disappeared. Find out what businesses are doing in the current pandemic & how to access rewarding job goals in times of change.https://t.co/wLjtImkRSt

— EssexPsychology (@EssexPsychology) July 3, 2020

💻 What is the geopolitical impact on cyber security that #coronavirus is having?#COVID19 has reaffirmed the place of #cybersecurity as a 21st century geopolitical battleground, diplomacy must accept and declare that reality.

🖋 @TheSteed86 ⤵https://t.co/1DSGmXS4ai pic.twitter.com/WHL3txqDVx

— Real Instituto Elcano (@rielcano) August 23, 2020

Why the ICT revolution failed to boost European productivity growth https://t.co/MSnOU6CE2C

— VoxEU (@voxeu) August 21, 2020

This column by @GFelbermayr, @YotovG et al. introduces a new dataset of economic sanctions that covers all bilateral, multilateral, and plurilateral sanctions in the world from 1950 to 2016 that can be utilised to analyse sanctions policies #EconTwitter https://t.co/n1JyOqODY6 pic.twitter.com/LCgBrfS3jf

— VoxEU (@voxeu) August 10, 2020

Detailed dataset of measures to curb COVID-19 ready for statistical analyses https://t.co/cxW3UAaLXy

— CSH Vienna (@CSHVienna) August 27, 2020

'#Coronavirus ‘track and trace’ efforts represent a major escalation in how governments analyse personal data. The financial crime-fighting world should pay attention.'
New commentary from @NickJMaxwell.https://t.co/2HB9lW64p2 pic.twitter.com/AlcqNuPAlz

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) August 11, 2020

Besides the key role that #infrastructure plays in ensuring seamless operation of our cities, countries all over the world have struggled with obsolete systems.

How does infrastructure relate to the #Covid19 crisis?

By Cristina Contreras Casado https://t.co/nNmyAZuR6D

— ISPI (@ispionline) August 23, 2020

Sweden is reinforcing its military presence in the Baltic Sea amid Russian military exercises in the region. https://t.co/1OIRyRZWMP

— CEPA (@cepa) August 27, 2020

Czech car production still reeling from crisis as output plunges 30% by end of July https://t.co/jVJUvUbunW

— bne IntelliNews (@bneintellinews) August 24, 2020

🇱🇧🇪🇺🇧🇾 "How can the EU deal with the multifaceted fragilities, not just in Lebanon and Belarus, but across its troubled neighborhood?"

Our director @NathalieTocci 's latest column for @POLITICOEurope:https://t.co/YOi9r36jFQ

— IAI (@IAIonline) August 19, 2020

Ongoing talks between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan attempting to find a diplomatic solution to the dispute over the Blue Nile Basin offer a unique opportunity for trans-boundary cooperation.

Read the analysis on water diplomacy by Owen Grafham, @AhmedSolHoA and Dr Nouar Shamout

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) August 17, 2020

Now that Vice President Joe Biden has formally accepted the Democratic Nomination, it's worth taking a look at his 2018 visit to @ChathamHouse

Here is the video of his speech.

A Vision for the Future of the Transatlantic Relationship https://t.co/lHnfor2eoY

— Leslie Vinjamuri (@londonvinjamuri) August 21, 2020

'When economic conditions deteriorate, voters quickly lose confidence in the economy and the government presiding over it.' Paul Whiteley (@uniessexgovt) and @HaroldDClarke look at the challenges ahead for Johnson https://t.co/fhjfc5cSee @Uni_of_Essex pic.twitter.com/qL8FVNJJNJ

— Eastern Arc (@TheEasternARC) June 1, 2020

How likely is this UK government, with its devoutly unionist base in Scotland, to recognise even a thumping mandate from the 2021 election and agree to #indyref2? Not likely at all, based on this piece (which I was enjoying even before it mentioned me).https://t.co/wk2hiLaKoY

— Rob Johns (@robjohns75) July 1, 2020

These are the 12 global economic indicators to watch https://t.co/8tfSiC7LKR

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) August 25, 2020

Real or not, Trump’s #Germany withdrawal helps #Putin, writes @KeirGiles https://t.co/7JL3HIAIoP

— CH Russia Eurasia (@CHRussiaEurasia) June 8, 2020

"If #Russia can sponsor attacks on Western troops in Afghanistan with impunity, where else around the world will it try to do the same again in paper-thin proxy wars?" writes @KeirGiles for @ICDS_Tallinn https://t.co/ZWwIjURL0y

— CH Russia Eurasia (@CHRussiaEurasia) July 3, 2020

There are six moves the #EU could make to help #Belarus find a peaceful exit to the current situation, reduce risks of escalation at home and abroad, and move toward the progress its citizens demand and deserve.@JoergForbrig in @gmfus 👇https://t.co/J1phBM9D0p

— Visegrad Insight (@VisegradInsight) August 19, 2020

🇬🇷 🇹🇷 "An escalating dispute between Greece and Turkey over energy resources in the eastern Mediterranean is fast becoming militarized, raising the risks of a clash among NATO allies." @StevenErlanger https://t.co/43CKTHhIes

— CEPA (@cepa) August 28, 2020

Recent policy debates concerning the #EU recovery fund and public #debt have strongly focused on #Italy and kept reinforcing stereotypes on the country's economic governance
by @heimbergecon

Read more: https://t.co/5z4EwQDjQt pic.twitter.com/EyqS85rS1K

— wiiw (@wiiw_news) July 24, 2020

Deal on #EU #RecoveryFund and EU budget: Breakthrough or disappointment?#NextGenerationEU
by @heimbergecon https://t.co/8OpRZSMhqX

— wiiw (@wiiw_news) July 29, 2020

Turkish #lira hits record low in sharp decline
Fall comes after #centralbank spent billions in effort to defend the #currency

via @FT https://t.co/UlB1HrwJzo #Turkey pic.twitter.com/js64yhRlMI

— wiiw (@wiiw_news) August 6, 2020

#NorthMacedonia held parliamentary #elections to respond better to the #pandemic, but uncertainty about the new government raises many questions

Read more: https://t.co/nIwsfjUBiL

— wiiw (@wiiw_news) July 24, 2020

In 2018, the CIT gap was PLN 22 billion, 35 per cent less than in 2014. At the same time, CIT accounted for 5 per cent of State revenue in Poland, distinctly below the EU average of 7 per cent.

Our full report: https://t.co/jWO9Bhs0kR pic.twitter.com/ea0LQiYulc

— Polski Instytut Ekonomiczny (@PIE_NET_PL) July 8, 2020

COVID-19 could expose up to 50 million more people to food insecurity in the Sahel – a region already facing a humanitarian crisis. Our recent report analyses the security, political and economic implications of the virus for the Sahel | https://t.co/fGDiUmKXwk pic.twitter.com/PChTAf9ISV

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 16, 2020

While the Trump administration’s decision to drawdown troops in Germany could provide the US military more flexibility to address emerging global threats, it risks damage to Washington’s alliance strategy in Europe, write Henry Boyd and Bastian Giegerich | https://t.co/Wkjsq7HIl9 pic.twitter.com/QLC4PgEbX0

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 19, 2020

The sale of 66 American-made F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan will require the country to recruit 107 additional pilots, explains @MeiaNouwens. 'And in the past nine years Taiwan has only increased its F-16 pilots by 21 officers.' | @CNN https://t.co/CrgyPmaoB4

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 18, 2020

'China’s broader posture is still one of tactical restraint towards the U.S., as Beijing wants a truce during the election campaign,' says @graham_euan, Senior Fellow for Asia-Pacific Security | @japantimes https://t.co/MuLgMP2jiz

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 28, 2020

Authorities also seized a large number of weapons in raids at five different locations. https://t.co/ukF6h64l2S

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

July tourist arrivals to #Spain are down 75% on last year due to the #coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/w9ZfRGIxjE

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

Romania's highest scientific body, the Academy, slammed for quoting #5G conspiracies. The press release was later taken down. https://t.co/eV7gE20nM5

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

China threatens retaliation after Czech delegates visit Taiwan https://t.co/vl1A41FiY4

— euronews (@euronews) August 31, 2020

#Russia has now had more than one million confirmed cases of #coronavirus since the start of the outbreak, the fourth-highest total in the world. https://t.co/1oEcVe7qqT

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

The Musée Océanographique de Monaco has unveiled its latest immersive experience, allowing you to explore the depths of the ocean in an interactive exhibit.

In full 👉 https://t.co/1DqHLChMwu pic.twitter.com/KAiB2Kd0Rm

— euronews Living (@euronewsliving) September 1, 2020

Locusts are devastating for agricultural societies, but some communities view the insects as alternative food sources. #InspireMiddleEast has the story: https://t.co/eMWKePPFCy pic.twitter.com/NcWUSqW4wy

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

Mexican tattoo artist Omi Debua is giving away free "COVID-19 survivor" tattoos to those who have beaten the novel coronavirus. More than 60,000 people have died of the disease in the country. pic.twitter.com/0X4UAHs4w9

— euronews (@euronews) September 1, 2020

About 40 US Coast Guard crewmembers were swimming in the Pacific Ocean when a two-metre-long shark approached them. Everyone, including the shark, got away unharmed. pic.twitter.com/DKJ74UQv9T

— euronews (@euronews) August 29, 2020

🇭🇺➡️🇦🇹 Almost 100 thousand Hungarians work currently in #Austria #Hungary #salary #money #government #coronavirus #border #borderguard #d… – https://t.co/cfoawF3cLx

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 2, 2020

This is what #travelling in #Bavaria is like during the #coronavirus pandemic 🇩🇪
– https://t.co/aAA0dXW378

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 2, 2020

Commuters from the countries that share a border with #Hungary are exempt from the ban on entry by foreigners.
– https://t.co/8ejbbtPie7

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 2, 2020

#Orbán visited #Slovenia
– https://t.co/etPXpOhZfO

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

Besides the most #crime-ridden parts of #Hungary, the safest #county has also been revealed#dailynewshungary
– https://t.co/yhZmQRydhd

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

The professor expected it to arrive in late September, but it came early! 😷😷😷
– https://t.co/q6anpl9GUy

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

Budapest Airport @budairport is implementing new rules for passengers entering the country
– https://t.co/DLv4rvl4Td

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

After Brexit: Thousands of Hungarians keep registering to stay in the #UK #dailynewshungary #hungary #unitedkingdom #emigration
– https://t.co/wlLsfYN2fs

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

1 #EUR is over 355 #Hungarian #forints! – Check out the rest! 🇭🇺💶💵
– https://t.co/QCbyZgx40D

— Daily News Hungary (@DNewsHungary) September 1, 2020

Zagreb’s famous Dolac farmers’ market turn 90 https://t.co/zkbywpHYQk

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) September 2, 2020

The first gaming industry campus with a faculty, dorms, and an eSports hall has been declared a strategic project of Croatia https://t.co/ebHxzY9xoK

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) September 1, 2020

'Slovenia supports Croatia’s bids to join the eurozone and the passport-free #Schengen area, which will be good both for #Croatia and for Slovenia' https://t.co/XQ2ZyCcTnH

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) September 1, 2020

https://t.co/C2uPwQkpG3

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 30, 2020

Zagreb to host Festival of World Literature from 6-12 Sept https://t.co/D8iJTGfeJl

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 30, 2020

Nobel prize-winning economist believes Croatia should not adopt euro currency https://t.co/fXiWqqOFAv

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 30, 2020

One for strudel fans https://t.co/n8h5MLsSwD

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 30, 2020

The 67th edition of the Pula Film Festival officially opens tonight with adherence to all epidemiological measures and without a high-risk mass gathering https://t.co/bjZwkXiFag

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 29, 2020

Croats from all over the world joined the action of raising funds for the reconstruction of the Vukovar Water Tower – a symbol of Croatian unity https://t.co/QRF3JaCmdO

— Croatia Week (@CroatiaWeek) August 29, 2020

Mediterranean trees are being planted in German forests. Scientists hope that the southern European transplants will help the woodland survive climate change pic.twitter.com/oiujMtFCFD

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Shipping group Maersk will cut jobs as part of a major reorganization https://t.co/Fh3fJrLHRh pic.twitter.com/cgHPAMYsIJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Farmed cod and chips? Norway revives bid to breed species at risk in wild https://t.co/3gV195NSHx pic.twitter.com/R32xjFYx0E

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Hungarians get a unique view while swimming across the European Union’s longest river pic.twitter.com/JrxOjkmrcj

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Czech Senate speaker Milos Vystrcil will 'pay a heavy price' for making an official trip to Taiwan, the Chinese government’s top diplomat said, prompting Prague to summon China’s ambassador to explain comments it said 'crossed the line' https://t.co/LipkFE4dsh pic.twitter.com/DusRtcrh69

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Australian ex-PM sets out free-trade credentials but coy on UK role https://t.co/zf0nhHJpUT pic.twitter.com/vi3cfoidco

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Walmart is ready to take on Amazon Prime with its membership service Walmart Plus https://t.co/d83mwLHAqz pic.twitter.com/2sNgZ4at62

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Shares of Apple and Zoom led the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to new highs https://t.co/KsAswlE2SJ pic.twitter.com/mJKuFPGl8m

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

In the Pentagon’s latest salvo against China’s growing might, it has combined Cold War-era bombers and cutting-edge stealth missiles. Read the latest @specialreports https://t.co/94QAPJBCFN pic.twitter.com/NMxwhhvqTa

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

A Reuters analysis shows how the COVID-19 crisis has given rise to a new consumer, one whose mindset around everything from clothing to food has shifted after months of working from home https://t.co/VfCGyXgSDa pic.twitter.com/gKTbjKRDSH

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Special Report: Pentagon's latest salvo against China's growing might – Cold War bombers https://t.co/8abgruzvIl pic.twitter.com/5PqgXQZ3gn

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Moscow’s famed Bolshoi Theater will reopen with the project 'Four Characters in Search of a Plot' which includes four one-act ballets staged by young foreign choreographers pic.twitter.com/rVfTkMTk1Q

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Hong Kong began free coronavirus testing for all residents, but in the background some activists urged a boycott against the mainland-led initiative https://t.co/2WneSU2DkV pic.twitter.com/DjScINrgOo

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Facebook said it would block the sharing of news on Australian user accounts, rather than pay royalties to local media outlets in an ongoing battle between Australia and internet giants including Google https://t.co/D0rbf9F5js pic.twitter.com/hiz4Jf6ntn

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds video call with a UAE official after the historic visit of an Israeli delegation to the Gulf kingdom pic.twitter.com/YfYqfeDieE

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

India's Foreign Ministry said that Chinese troops had ‘engaged in provocative action’ on the disputed Himalayan border, in a fresh border flare-up between the two nuclear-armed neighbors https://t.co/q0EB6SLXVl pic.twitter.com/gsG5oPglZX

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

A plane carrying aides to President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed in Abu Dhabi after making a historic first direct flight from Tel Aviv to the United Arab Emirates https://t.co/Z4iM90YRmq pic.twitter.com/Dzkxa1wq5a

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Venezuela pardoned more than 100 opposition politicians, including more than 20 legislators who were accused of conspiring against President Nicolas Maduro https://t.co/7qX0gGI4TJ pic.twitter.com/d77DmQTTIx

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Visiting Beirut for the second time in less than a month, French President Emmanuel Macron warned Lebanese politicians they risk sanctions if they fail to set the nation on a new course within three months https://t.co/IJ77jHAqiE pic.twitter.com/xjsL90BLTC

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Chile trucker strike snarls shipments of salmon, fruit and grain https://t.co/Iv8oA39CSk pic.twitter.com/A5IKC6wr8L

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

President Trump defied requests to stay away from Kenosha, Wisconsin, visiting to express support for law enforcement instead of urging racial healing after Jacob Blake's shooting https://t.co/VfqGbq7iXO pic.twitter.com/J4VE9S89TL

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

President Trump has consistently downplayed racism in American life. Joe Biden on the other hand has positioned himself as a crusader for racial justice. @YJacquez_ has more #USElection2020 pic.twitter.com/HXWhwRfNPS

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

U.S. presidential hopeful Biden says he would not ban fracking https://t.co/Tf5ul9F8KF pic.twitter.com/6OjD2g7yh7

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

A Kansas teacher created a database after she couldn't find a cohesive picture of how COVID-19 was spreading in schools.

Now maintained by the National Education Association, it shares data that some schools prefer to keep quiet.https://t.co/nrtpG6JnYP

— NPR (@NPR) August 29, 2020

OUT TO SEA: Turtle hatchlings scuttle from their nests on the Outer Banks beach in North Carolina, making a dash for the breakers as organizers of a sea turtle protection group watch on. https://t.co/LpFQrBKeSi pic.twitter.com/6V3ioNPOtn

— ABC News (@ABC) August 28, 2020

Raysean White, the man who filmed the altercation between Jacob Blake and the Kenosha Police Department, says "Jacob did not pose any threat to those officers" before he was shot. https://t.co/XLppzemZut pic.twitter.com/eKYH8NDra8

— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) August 28, 2020

Aerial footage from KTRK-TV shows flooded areas and sand on coastal roadways in Bolivar Peninsula, Texas, Thursday morning.

👉Laura Now Tropical Storm After Starting Thursday as Category 4 Hurricane https://t.co/CRSZU6CkUN pic.twitter.com/UOJU4BAYmf

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) August 27, 2020

How many people in the US are immigrants – and where do they come from? https://t.co/6opjQ5cnJ3 #UnitedStates #Migration pic.twitter.com/LSj9BAW05g

— World Economic Forum (@wef) August 28, 2020

University of Iowa Campus Health Officer, Daniel Fick, MD, talks about:
✔️Who is being tested for COVID-19 at Iowa, when, and why
✔️Which test we use and why pic.twitter.com/4dgcPELbRi

— University of Iowa (@uiowa) August 28, 2020

This course climbs through the Rocky Mountains, up to the summit of Colorado's legendary Pikes Peak pic.twitter.com/mWRyyWVRT4

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) August 27, 2020

Utah Vol.7

University of Utah pays $450K to stop cyberattack on servershttps://t.co/4uhghYCdEa pic.twitter.com/wVUV1zZ8Ay

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 22, 2020

The Utah House passed a budget bill Thursday that includes appropriating the remaining portion of $688 million in federal CARES Act funding that the state received earlier this year, including $138 million to extend unemployment benefits. https://t.co/ocJkufTGlT pic.twitter.com/OcRNVi15qC

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Students planning on attending Weber State University this fall got some welcome news on Tuesday when the university announced it was reducing student fees by 15%. The change equates to $75 for a full-time student. https://t.co/JBo4amDrM5 pic.twitter.com/yc7im8Hfux

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 19, 2020

Even as the new coronavirus case count in Weber and Davis counties continues to dip, authorities are keeping their guard, especially as schools prepare to reopen. https://t.co/dgB6O9P2w2 pic.twitter.com/O2x9ZAhBA1

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 18, 2020

"Masks could be one of the most powerful and cost-effective tools to stop COVID-19 and accelerate the economic recovery," according to a report by professor Ben Abbott and a team of students from Brigham Young University. https://t.co/3tyWndA1OX pic.twitter.com/1cJJfpwFhf

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced names added to temple pray rolls may now be submitted online. Requests also can be made through the “Temples” section of the Member Tools mobile app. https://t.co/MneAFvBCEF pic.twitter.com/R8jxRL59bE

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

Big change is afoot at the Nordic Valley ski resort, where dirt has started moving to build a new high-speed lift and cut new trails as part of a plan to more than triple the destination's skiable land. https://t.co/FXeLBkO3Tr pic.twitter.com/JrBmwXxmsS

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

Have questions about the back-to-school environment students are returning to? Here are a few answers. https://t.co/r1j2fEDBCG pic.twitter.com/poOeLfNC1D

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

This year, every school will have a COVID-19 point of contact, whose job it is to facilitate contact tracing by the health department and also notify parents, students, teachers and employees if they've been exposed to someone with COVID-19. https://t.co/8JTaC0Arer pic.twitter.com/Kbnk90Kc0D

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

Ogden Superintendent Rich Nye recently summed up the mixed emotions surrounding the start of a new school year during a global health crisis, saying, “There’s this excitement, although it's tempered with some nervousness, a little cautious excitement." https://t.co/FF7c8yJ00l

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

UDOT is warning the public against trespassing in construction work zones along U.S. Highway 89, even when it appears no work is underway. https://t.co/vWwyViIf3x pic.twitter.com/697LVbIWJS

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 25, 2020

After three Middle East combat deployments in less than two years, airmen from Hill Air Force Base are at the leading edge of discovery when it comes to the military's newest fighter aircraft — the F-35A Lightning II — and war. https://t.co/akYy8qEZx8 pic.twitter.com/rwujfAudk3

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 24, 2020

Grace and Esther are two unlikely friends who have been virtually inseparable the last 4 ½ years. The pair can often be found in the shade of a large tree in the Hislop family's pasture in Roy. Esther, it should be noted, is a sheep. https://t.co/ySrwRYhj2a pic.twitter.com/vjLf8QZI5O

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 24, 2020

Ogden Valley residents clamor over short-term rentals, leery of morehttps://t.co/YNNHnBub9V pic.twitter.com/kkoA0KiKff

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 22, 2020

More than 40 people were evacuated from the Ogden School District headquarters and two homes Friday after a construction crew broke a natural gas line, officials said. https://t.co/I3LI4YSqmH pic.twitter.com/AIhSKYxd9A

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 22, 2020

A growing number of people who battled COVID-19 and supposedly recovered are coming forward, complaining of lingering aftereffects weeks and months later, asking the medical community to take a closer look at the issue. They call themselves long haulers. https://t.co/lTkQ52q7ne pic.twitter.com/OWRN4AiciI

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

Leadership Learning Academy has reported "a couple" of COVID-19 cases among its students. The charter school's Ogden campus director said in an email that the situation "doesn’t appear to have come from contact at the school and exposure was limited." https://t.co/i68Pdd9R3V pic.twitter.com/GRRJNwfSn4

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

Consistent with earlier direction provided by the LDS Church to postpone large public gatherings, the Tabernacle Choir announced that it is canceling its annual Christmas concert at Temple Square. https://t.co/vPMOxpReDQ pic.twitter.com/H9BO0YHBfd

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

Gov. Gary Herbert had harsh words yesterday for parents who do not want to follow his health mandate by requiring their children to wear masks when returning to school, saying they are “a little bit irrational.” https://t.co/DWaBOSiYn7 pic.twitter.com/w7NUKsiO3j

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

Officials at Western Governors University see potential in a Weber County program aimed at fighting intergenerational poverty by encouraging participation in higher education and will be providing $500,000 to aid the initiative. https://t.co/OMczdewXU9 pic.twitter.com/eeNPkRScyU

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

A fire in an auto salvage yard Thursday afternoon roared through a pile of wrecked cars but was stopped before it reached nearby structures, the Ogden Fire Department said. https://t.co/saRa3L7JZf pic.twitter.com/XIVHYq3zJI

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

Utah legislators unanimously voted during a special session Thursday in favor of a plan for the November election that includes outdoor voting and additional ballot drop boxes in rural parts of the state. https://t.co/Qr6Hcus8w9 pic.twitter.com/IdVtkETrlH

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 21, 2020

When might schools reach the point of returning to a "normal," fully in-person schedule? County health departments and school districts will monitor coronavirus cases as students return to classes before making a determination. https://t.co/Cl7nr2qBzS pic.twitter.com/gLfv35ttcp

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Utah has overhauled crisis guidelines that could have put people with disabilities at the back of the line if hospitals become overwhelmed during the coronavirus pandemic, AP's @lwhitehurst reports. https://t.co/mpphtVg0Rt pic.twitter.com/qe9VgBXYkp

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Joe Biden "wants to make sure everyone is heard,” said Oscar Mata, one of a pair of delegates from Weber County participating virtually in this year's Democratic National Convention. "I absolutely think the Democrats are energized. We are unified." https://t.co/K8V9cKNBob pic.twitter.com/vAqjFWvzVT

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Ogden's rocky, mixed reputation not fully based in reality, says Weber State profhttps://t.co/kckpRCk7HQ pic.twitter.com/VRpbYul2OE

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Avoid fancy language, always proofread and fact-check, and other writing/editing tips from guest technology columnist Leslie Meredith. https://t.co/PcSFYbjlLk pic.twitter.com/gzJaWXDMOQ

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

The WSU Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Deborah Uman as the new dean of the Telitha E. Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities. Uman comes from St. John Fisher College, a private liberal arts college in Rochester, New York. https://t.co/ziBK66mfqV pic.twitter.com/Gkg8fl5khR

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

The Logan Municipal Council voted 4-1 on Tuesday not to extend a citywide mask mandate, which is set to expire Aug. 30 when the state of emergency order ends. https://t.co/9HfbpUgCQX pic.twitter.com/mtM6voNw3p

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

Instead of receiving presents for her 80th birthday, Helen Boyer hit upon an inspired idea: reverse gift giving. The Clearfield woman spent the next year creating individualized quilts for all 21 of her great-grandchildren. https://t.co/7XigUeHlbC pic.twitter.com/gu3C8cZ4uS

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 20, 2020

The North View Fire District Board of Trustees voted last night to raise taxes for 2020. That means a double dose of tax hikes for residents of North Ogden and Pleasant View, cities that are served by the district and approved similar measures this month. https://t.co/QhH2SMLEvT pic.twitter.com/X2pKYMk3W6

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 19, 2020

Orem family hopes quarantine game success is in the cardshttps://t.co/KacfCS9FGq pic.twitter.com/p6ovdnbTpz

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 19, 2020

Educational disruptions forced by the pandemic are hurting teenagers at a time when many families also are struggling with layoffs and child care for young kids — challenges that are expected to persist as a new school year gets underway, AP reports. https://t.co/yQ4BK4p5oz pic.twitter.com/zZuCgw2RF8

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 19, 2020

"That's the beauty of the time. You're down but our better angels are lifting each other up," said Betty Sawyer, one of many who helped distribute 2,000 boxes of food to families in need on Tuesday at Second Baptist Church in Ogden. https://t.co/e7jfDHJg6x pic.twitter.com/TxzSy134Z2

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 19, 2020

Utah's backlog of rape kit testing, as high as 2,690 in 2014, has been reduced to single digits, Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Jess Anderson told a legislative committee Monday afternoon. https://t.co/iUVJE8n86q pic.twitter.com/GiCpBa1ktp

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 18, 2020

Hispanic and non-white people in Utah were disproportionately hit by workplace COVID-19 outbreaks, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report released Monday. https://t.co/8Bp4Jq8nm0 pic.twitter.com/ISZpN0yHXx

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 18, 2020

Some parents in Davis County continue to seek additional schooling options for their children beyond the attendance plan approved by the school board. https://t.co/7pf7otCLWN pic.twitter.com/9vZr0iaXaI

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 18, 2020

Preezy Yeezy: Rapper Kanye West has qualified to appear on Utah’s ballot this November as an unaffiliated presidential candidate. https://t.co/mBevyhu1mH pic.twitter.com/6bHEvUMcnU

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 18, 2020

South Ogden Vietnam veteran hoping to locate the Hill AFB tower worker who saved his lifehttps://t.co/SU6cvibemN pic.twitter.com/2XfzJYJorq

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 17, 2020

Newsweek apologizes for op-ed questioning Harris birthright. https://t.co/6WZwI0vDtY pic.twitter.com/nsVVx34odf

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 16, 2020

Something needs to be done about Zion National Park's aging fleet of shuttles. https://t.co/TPIAr9isMk pic.twitter.com/5bAEM6gmaD

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 16, 2020

Fire destroys vehicles, damages two buildings near Midland Drive on Saturday afternoon. https://t.co/KLApVeibv0 pic.twitter.com/YMdLh1DzNe

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 16, 2020

Yay for temporarily restricting firearms shooting in certain areas, boo for local residents' response to the 2020 Census. https://t.co/xk5dzakN3t pic.twitter.com/A8L9o364u2

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 15, 2020

Catholic Community Services in serious need of help as start of school nears. https://t.co/Qzs2qqTSPU pic.twitter.com/p8cybTAEhK

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 15, 2020

Weber homelessness climbs, worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/PQrIQMzQby pic.twitter.com/HuBM7pjtHR

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 15, 2020

A local hero, fallen OPD officer Nathan Lyday, is being honored by the Ogden and Ben Lomond high school football teams through a helmet decal. https://t.co/ON46YUBeTl pic.twitter.com/9VqvpVBQlW

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 15, 2020

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday the church will replace its four current magazines with three global publications beginning January 2021. https://t.co/qMbDv63Gov pic.twitter.com/VAlQVyqKA0

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

A woman broke into and damaged a FrontRunner train, causing an estimated $10,000 in damage and delaying the Thursday morning commute, Ogden police said. https://t.co/hDmy4vvoo1 pic.twitter.com/fWTM3qYssq

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

Good Company Theatre is offering more out-of-the-box thinking with “The Window Seat Sessions.” Each weekend for the next four weeks, performers will present 20-minute sets, three times a night, in the theater’s studio space. And best of all, it's free! https://t.co/HY2dnvFdZu pic.twitter.com/3MVl0e8xLP

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

Two people were treated for minor injuries after a fire broke out Thursday night at an apartment complex near Jefferson Avenue and 6th Street in Ogden. https://t.co/ZUXR6snTAy

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

Ogden's participation in the 2020 census sits around 62%, and Mayor Mike Caldwell wants to see that rise so the city can have a full and accurate accounting. Residents have until the end of September to get it done. https://t.co/J8rqgR6TNc pic.twitter.com/GbJfOtCTRQ

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

Struggling to keep your landscaping and garden looking their best? You aren't alone. Luckily, the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District has some tips for you. https://t.co/HBpUZRsKuN pic.twitter.com/Q2js2DXKzi

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 14, 2020

The Hill Aerospace Museum has opened after a four-month COVID-19 forced closure, just in time to display one of the rarest aircraft in the world: a Lockheed F-117A, one of only 64 ever produced. https://t.co/bX4gEHmkkG pic.twitter.com/eheTDfW2qK

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

Mik, a K-9 on the Roy police force, is recovering at the home of his handler after being wounded during a shootout last weekend that left one man dead. https://t.co/l2vHlR7GCb pic.twitter.com/E3mej9v4u6

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

First it was football, now the Big Sky Conference has opted to postpone all fall sports, including men's and women's cross country, women's soccer and women's volleyball, to the spring due to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/2cqxQnKGH1 pic.twitter.com/vEAoVRFjzH

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

The Ogden Police Department and Weber Morgan Narcotics Strike Force are looking to offload a stockpile of firearms that have been accumulating in evidence. Some would be destroyed, some kept for training purposes and others sold. https://t.co/plDhcN73Uk pic.twitter.com/Ftix2iFKxW

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

The Utah Taxpayers Association and a former member of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission are urging cities like Bountiful that have signed on to a planned nuclear power plant in Idaho to get out while they can before costs become too great. https://t.co/eByMFHvyhx pic.twitter.com/H0JNLZaAIk

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 13, 2020

After more than a year and a half of work and community surveying, the city's Southeast Ogden Community Plan has finally been approved, though some details relating to limits on accessory dwelling units still need to be ironed out. https://t.co/1M8Rm8KJmX pic.twitter.com/h4Aiom9r73

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 12, 2020

DWR announced Monday that it would temporarily restrict recreational firearm shooting at wildlife management areas throughout central and northern Utah after a wildfire ignited by target shooters burned wildlife habitat in Cache County. https://t.co/YKOMPsqM3h pic.twitter.com/xbN0SNwTzD

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 12, 2020

As the Utah Transit Authority moves to reimplement much of the service that was lost during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials there say ridership has already increased significantly from an April low point. https://t.co/GDYnfdUsoU pic.twitter.com/zMFRbUR3je

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 12, 2020

The family of an Ogden man killed by a South Ogden police officer last winter has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit alleging unlawful use of deadly force. https://t.co/f6R6hMsuNS pic.twitter.com/kF5jUCNc51

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 11, 2020

A virtual town hall specifically catering to residents of Weber, Davis and Box Elder counties, during which participants can learn more about the United Utah Party and local candidates, is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday. https://t.co/NxHCp2ft8C pic.twitter.com/6kAEDCwMW1

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 11, 2020

Combat Hammer, a weeklong weapons system evaluation exercise between Hill and other Air Force bases in Nevada and South Dakota is now underway, although Northern Utah residents shouldn't be disturbed by the activity. https://t.co/mXVx5SDvwm pic.twitter.com/PH4MAHZ3uE

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 11, 2020

Breaking down the latest COVID-19 numbers: Utah health officials reported nine more confirmed deaths on Monday, but the weekly average for new cases dropped to the lowest level in two months. https://t.co/QIzODjeOpw pic.twitter.com/ZWs4ovuxMi

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 11, 2020

A Layton woman has failed in her second attempt to obtain additional compensation for her husband's death due to cancer-causing chemicals at Hill Air Force Base. https://t.co/a88baFWySP pic.twitter.com/v85LJCJaPV

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 10, 2020

ICYMI: Country music was in the air Saturday night during the Weber County "Unfair." See a photo gallery here. https://t.co/frQfOfHcvr pic.twitter.com/iKwQjBMJac

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 10, 2020

Just in time for lunch, digest this recent food news about a pair of downtown eateries making moves. https://t.co/D6z5uwfoNE pic.twitter.com/pmyjqlUSW6

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 10, 2020

The Air Force's F-35 program took flight because Michael Miles kept his feet on the ground. https://t.co/2mQI01SuvR pic.twitter.com/8AizRtOdgQ

— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) August 9, 2020

Happy Pioneer Day! Please celebrate safely and responsibly! pic.twitter.com/AsaP6pw1Gv

— Ogden City Council (@ogdencouncil) July 24, 2020

12 Small Towns with Beautiful Architecture https://t.co/koYc06QAVE #OgdenUtah

— Ogden City (@OgdenCityUtah) August 25, 2020

Oh Weber County, You are BeUTAHful! 🤩 #WinningInWeber pic.twitter.com/qIbiJ9rBzO

— Weber County (@WeberCounty) August 11, 2020

National Forest Service – Fire Restrictions (2 of 2)

Please read and share, thank you!#carepreparerespond #nationalforestservice #firerestrictions #pressrelease pic.twitter.com/klg18s4z4G

— Weber Fire District (@WeberFireDist) August 13, 2020

Don't forget to help us #BleedPurple during this week's @RedCrossUtah Blood Battle challenge against @USUAggies!

Make your appointment now at https://t.co/Tl2N5x8Jxk

— Weber State University (@WeberStateU) August 24, 2020

In Ogden, Utah we provided a personal injury firm with PPP relief to help them overcome these challenging times. #SunwestBank #communitybanking #smallbusiness pic.twitter.com/TiOzJeoaLT

— Sunwest Bank (@SunwestBank) August 21, 2020

It's time for a Friday Post of Positivity! Check out this @KSLcom article, sponsored by @Visit_Ogden, on Ogden's outstanding outdoor opportunities. Biking and hiking trails, rock climbing, dips in the local reservoirs, and an incredible public art scene! https://t.co/LVyZfQcRnO

— Ogden Business Development Division (@OgdenBusiness) July 31, 2020

Has your employment status been affected by COVID-19?

We've compiled a list of companies that are currently hiring along with staffing resources! This page will be continually updated. Visit: https://t.co/tTpBmisj6A #COVID19 #Ogden #StrongerTogether #ChamberStrong pic.twitter.com/386BorrT8o

— Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce (@owchamber) March 23, 2020

Dvorak Festival March 1 6 https://t.co/bNae6DpvKk via @YouTube
Our first attempt at a video.

— Chamber Orch Ogden (@Ogdenmusic) August 12, 2020

Arizona Vol.6

Lake Havasu City saw a sharp increase in coronavirus cases in July, but August looks like it could be a kinder month.https://t.co/4BqjgyjWM9

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 9, 2020

BREAKING: Arizona Department of Health Services outlined a three-part test for schools to decide when it's safe to reopen. Read the guidelines here:https://t.co/VwsZfxi8Kw

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 6, 2020

The disease is well on its way to becoming the third-leading cause of death in the state this year, following cancer and heart disease, according to state data.https://t.co/3ZGvKPG010

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 1, 2020

Lake Havasu City's face mask requirement has been extended to Sept. 1: https://t.co/38mg2nZfKA

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) July 24, 2020

Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy says the city has encouraged Suddenlink to upgrade its infrastructure to improve internet reliability: https://t.co/UbaQdf1ubY

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 18, 2020

Lake Havasu City will move forward with negotiations to purchase the recently closed Havasu Fitness property and equipment for $3 million dollars with the goal of turning the gym into a new municipal courthouse building.https://t.co/7Sk3XXooTN

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 12, 2020

Water service should be fully restored for south side residents.https://t.co/uVCkpkX2Xe

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 11, 2020

“We’re in a health crisis that has turned into an economic crisis,” said Supervisor Ron Gould at Monday’s board of supervisors meeting.https://t.co/X4YxlvQEqh

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 9, 2020

Some industries have struggled during the crisis, but outdoor recreation hasn’t been among them.https://t.co/KQCKXHr0wq

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 8, 2020

The co-working project is being priced out “piece by piece,” PED Director James Gray said.https://t.co/btnbWXiT3S

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 2, 2020

A top aide to Attorney General Mark Brnovich is accusing Secretary of State Katie Hobbs of undermining public confidence in the integrity of elections.https://t.co/X6bqhZKjAp

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

Spoiled medication and missing rent checks are just some of the problems that Arizonans have seen as a result of recent postal system changes, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said during a grilling Friday of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.https://t.co/hQjfsIdS0w

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

The Lake Havasu Golf Club is requesting to rezone to residential a 26,000 square foot area off Hogan Lane that is currently zoned within the Golf Course District.https://t.co/BNVSNQrI1t

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

Results are expected within three to four business days.https://t.co/EbmG0Z923z

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

The possibility of PMG Manufacturing moving into the vacant Kmart building has elicited strong responses from many of its possible future neighbors.https://t.co/Y0B90pAMca

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

The fate of the former Kmart building will be in the hands of the Lake Havasu City Council next week.https://t.co/PjMfLjljdZ

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 23, 2020

Arizona's Secretary of State has certified that a voter initiative that would boost taxes on high-earning Arizonans to increase school funding will be on the November ballot.https://t.co/R0cqeaR769

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 22, 2020

Lake Havasu City is considering waiving rental fees at city parks for the rest of 2020 in an effort to help struggling businesses and give citizens more fitness options.https://t.co/DqHFx3CJx8

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 22, 2020

Two Lake Havasu City police officers who fired their weapons were placed on administrative leave after the incident.https://t.co/lNTUElow1s

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 22, 2020

The county health department said a county-wide blitz testing effort is in the works.https://t.co/RVWa0wZbtv

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 22, 2020

Campus Director Dr. Carla Harcleroad recounted a “very exciting” and smooth-sailing first day of classes. More than 110 students are enrolled in the fall semester so far.https://t.co/mEjIFpJCr9

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 22, 2020

Virtual class is in session at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School, and the hope is for all grade levels to return to classrooms by September 8.https://t.co/xEYYYxum5t

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 21, 2020

As of 11 a.m. Friday, the Ridge Fire has grown to more than 3,000 acres and is 1 percent contained.https://t.co/yHJ2lil9jI

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 21, 2020

The Lake Havasu City Council will hold an executive session on Tuesday to evaluate City Manager Jess Knudson after some potentially embarrassing videos and photos of Knudson were distributed along with an anonymous letter.https://t.co/E7cmwlPXWi

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 21, 2020

The event had originally been postponed from April to Sept. 25-27, but the planning committee said Wednesday that ongoing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic prompted its cancellation.https://t.co/VWVIPZ4EL4

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

County residents will pay about two cents more in property taxes, with increases in the county’s library and television taxing districts.https://t.co/8W4fJTzoqP

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

Some parents have made the decision to pull their students from the district, favoring alternatives like online or homeschooling.https://t.co/XLPYu5WW1c

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

Vaccinations will be a necessity for students returning to class later this fall. But with the cancellation of the city’s annual “Havasu Stick’em” vaccination event, those vaccinations will be harder to come by.https://t.co/k2cipCewvO

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

The Ridge Fire in the Hualapai Mountains, caused by a lightning strike on Sunday, Aug. 16, has now grown to 500 acres and wasn’t slowed by stormy weather in the area on Tuesday, Aug. 18.https://t.co/nZAVXRfSI6

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

A man was injured after allegedly exchanging gunfire with law enforcement during a standoff that lasted about three and a half hours on Wednesday afternoon.https://t.co/vgX2vsIkEo

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 20, 2020

The National Weather Service says the average temperature in Havasu has been 98.2 degrees this August, which would make it the seventh hottest August on record with 13 days left to go. https://t.co/8fivYwsna9

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 19, 2020

Havasu schools will fully reopen elementary campuses on Oct. 12, when students return from fall break. Secondary schools will fully reopen on Jan. 4. https://t.co/EhkMnsx4fh

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 19, 2020

Elementary schools in Havasu could open by Sept. 8: https://t.co/jAeGrOLCzT

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 19, 2020

Many questions remain when it comes to high school sports, including competition schedules for all of the Knights teams, but getting back to practice is the first step. https://t.co/9zTwrzEQgo

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 18, 2020

Havasu firefighter and police associations say they are disappointed by the city's plan to change its employee salary structure.

“Frankly, it was not the message that had been sold to employees for the last two years.”https://t.co/mVMQz1DBqc

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 18, 2020

Nearly 600 Havasu families were expected to send their children back to school this week to take advantage of on-site support services. Here's how the first day went:

https://t.co/H7x25VoO15

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 18, 2020

The summer of 1950 was one to remember for two Lake Havasu City couples.https://t.co/fl4Lzf6GmT

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 16, 2020

After nearly four hours of discussion, the decision for reopening was pushed to next week’s regular board meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 18, from 6 to 9 p.m.https://t.co/qv7kqnMQ0h

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 12, 2020

Organizers of Desert Storm have canceled the event altogether for 2020. https://t.co/ss8ByaEkhW

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 12, 2020

"People aren’t focusing in on that yet, but they’re going to have to,” said Chuck Essigs, a lobbyist for the Arizona Association of School Business Officials and an education finance expert.https://t.co/krKYmLAy64

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 8, 2020

Athletic Director Dustin Zampogna said the high school plans to follow the Arizona Interscholastic Association guidelines released on Wednesday.https://t.co/4f5sPEssHo

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 8, 2020

The first fall sport to return to action is golf, which can begin practice on Aug. 17. Golf competition between schools can start on Aug. 24. You can read the rest of the schedule here:https://t.co/LnrEded5hG

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 7, 2020

ICYMI: Body Beach will be closed for mosquito fogging from 4 to 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.https://t.co/3S5rFxfEk6

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 7, 2020

Mohave County reached the 30 percent voter turnout benchmark on Tuesday for just the second time in a primary election in at least 18 years.https://t.co/BXN9X42n3f

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 6, 2020

Trump noted the state's efforts to encourage face covering and discourage indoor dining and gathering at bars as examples for other states to follow when they experience what Trump has called “embers" of the outbreak.https://t.co/EC9zguuCul

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 6, 2020

Due to a state system outage last night, Wednesday's numbers were reported this morning. There are 14 new virus cases in Lake Havasu City.https://t.co/4mFmw61huK

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 6, 2020

By Wednesday morning, the county’s 24 voting precincts reported 23,642 for Schuster, against 6,222 votes in favor of challenger Mike Gannuscio.https://t.co/4lM6hpzvQh

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 6, 2020

For one Lake Havasu City gym, the announcement was too little, too late. Havasu Fitness announced on Friday it would close after 26 years in business, and owner Dale Bailey says there’s no turning back now.https://t.co/VcdQeRQdpf

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 5, 2020

Fogging will require Body Beach to be closed Friday morning from 4 to 10 a.m.https://t.co/WO5jEEqux9

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 5, 2020

Nancy Campbell, Cameron Moses, and David Lane were all on pace to earn a majority of votes needed to earn a seat on the City Council and avoid a runoff election as of Tuesday night.https://t.co/guQzk7LRhV

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 5, 2020

Incumbent Sheriff Doug Schuster used donations from individuals to both outraise and outspend challenger Mike Gannuscio through June 30 and still had $4,788.23 left on hand for the final month of the Aug. 4 primary.https://t.co/2yAq6CYgf2

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 2, 2020

City Manager Jess Knudson said he understands the county health department reached out to the Arizona State Land Department to notify them that they need to address the presence of West Nile virus from the Body Beach area to the Contact Point area.https://t.co/pRw233Cpgc

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 2, 2020

The former state health director says Gov. Doug Ducey is “scientifically wrong’’ in lumping gyms and fitness centers with bars as places that cannot be safely operated during the pandemic.https://t.co/4R1kHoMUEx

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 1, 2020

By about 10 a.m. Friday, a handful of parents were gathered outside the school district offices to protest the opening of online-only education next week. https://t.co/vPcATQlqTb

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 1, 2020

Residents and visitors are urged to avoid Body Beach and nearby areas out of precaution.https://t.co/vHCW9aaN2U

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) August 1, 2020

Tornado spotted near Kingman; warning issued for Southern Mohave County: https://t.co/HErJ9rWp0g

— Today's News Herald (@havasunews) July 24, 2020

Mondays in Havasu. 💕 pic.twitter.com/PsHGWVZImT

— Go Lake Havasu (@GoLakeHavasu) August 24, 2020

A moment of peace brought to you by Copper Canyon. More boating attractions here: https://t.co/MGFzLQPq1u pic.twitter.com/lUInnQZ6PT

— Go Lake Havasu (@GoLakeHavasu) August 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/GoLakeHavasu/status/1295743396368154625

It’s time for an Arizona pop quiz! 🔎

What famous bridge is located in Lake Havasu City? 🌉 pic.twitter.com/DX4DimDTdf

— Arizona Capitol Museum (@azcapitolmuseum) August 20, 2020

Do you have an upcoming #flight to Lake Havasu City? Check this article to learn the four W's plus a few more tips on how to help keep you #healthy. https://t.co/3uWC0xuua3 #safetravels

— Quality Inn & Suites (@QualityLHC) August 24, 2020

When you’re in public, wear a mask that covers your nose AND mouth to help protect others and slow the spread of #COVID19. Learn how to wear your mask correctly. https://t.co/KvwdBRWWFP. #DoYourPart pic.twitter.com/JMC1WVnGb2

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 22, 2020

Intersection of Smoketree and Cliffrose in Lake Havasu City (1965?)

Photo courtesy of @HavasuMuseum #TBT #LakeHavasuCity pic.twitter.com/yB3YO0NgJT

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 20, 2020

We’re counting on you Lake Havasu City to take the #2020Census and be counted! Visit https://t.co/daFP4HwBp2 or call 1-844-330-2020. #EveryoneCounts pic.twitter.com/ndYcTeVb0f

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 18, 2020

Planning to host summer gatherings or cook-outs with people not in your household? Check out CDC’s new tips to help protect you and your family.

See more tips: https://t.co/SECS9Wjb85 #COVID19 #MaskUpHavasu pic.twitter.com/2GGmK3EzFP

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 16, 2020

Wondering how you can do your daily activities safely while protecting yourself and your loved ones from COVID-19? To help you determine your level of risk, answer these questions about “Deciding to Go Out:” https://t.co/m9vlAjIHiO #COVID19 #MaskUpHavasu pic.twitter.com/1khQKKanKU

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 15, 2020

The @AZDHS offers a dash board on their website at https://t.co/zPUOfwnLan indicating whether counties meet the recommended benchmarks for reopening certain paused industries and operations. Here’s a video on how to access the benchmarks and information. #COVID19 #MaskUpHavasu pic.twitter.com/EdQdwuJy84

— LHCAZGOV (@LHCAZGOV) August 14, 2020

I grew up in Lake Havasu City, AZ and I remember is getting to 131. For some reason I don’t think it got recorded that high.

— Good Human (@chrisdraper2007) August 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/USGS/status/1296798065811165184
https://twitter.com/OceanTreksTV/status/1294634957906747392
https://twitter.com/OceanTreksTV/status/1294015875012427777
https://twitter.com/molikey117/status/1294751264815738880

“The Color of Air,” a new novel by Gail Tsukiyama, looks at lives in a Hawaiian village in the 1930s. https://t.co/WHytui8gem

— The Christian Science Monitor (@csmonitor) August 21, 2020

When Hawaii shut down for the pandemic, this Big Island couple got crackin'—and built a tiny house in 25 days.https://t.co/NN7tdnaJ3I

— dwell (@dwell) August 18, 2020

#COVID19 pandemic suppresses Big Island film industryhttps://t.co/Uw6L7djuKZ

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 19, 2020

College volleyball: @dartmouthsports alum Leonard was primed for assistant coaching role before COVID-19 struck@KSHAthletics https://t.co/GqH4G0Ye98

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 22, 2020

Mayor Kim seeks reduction in sizes of gatherings on Big Islandhttps://t.co/MV1sCvF6xo

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 21, 2020

Kishimoto: Reopening of schools to be approved by health, state, county officialshttps://t.co/Z3DDgNNJIH

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 21, 2020

Unfounded rumors of employees testing positive for #COVID19 have Hilo coffee shop reelinghttps://t.co/3s4ZpFJRyd

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 21, 2020

High school air riflery spared postponement but remains on hold, pending pandemic@HiloHighSchool https://t.co/XCkNSxKoLp

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 21, 2020

Five new Hilo #COVID19 COVID cases attributed to community spreadhttps://t.co/mhqqcJETxU

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 21, 2020

DOH reports 236 new #COVID19 cases statewide and 2 more deathshttps://t.co/OchwJMMhPb

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 20, 2020

Go hard, then go home: With guidelines in place, competitive paddling set to returnhttps://t.co/daLwT35lb1

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 20, 2020

Where are they now? Fire still burns bright for former @HiloVulcans softballer Kristy Odamurahttps://t.co/9JJOkLQSAy

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 18, 2020

Private security guard at Hilo courthouse tested positive for #COVID19, courthouse remains openhttps://t.co/lHfRpANJfw

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 18, 2020

Volcano businesses, HVNP persevere through #COVID19 pandemichttps://t.co/uJ91zACK5p

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 17, 2020

Maunakea protest camp spurs ethics complainthttps://t.co/uivJY2nCIg

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 14, 2020

Hawaii State Teachers Association to take legal action over school reopening planshttps://t.co/9Q7uF4q3Hz

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 14, 2020

Lt. Gov. Josh Green says ‘full shutdown’ might be necessary if #COVID19 cases don’t declinehttps://t.co/ZVEdzI3ZWv

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 13, 2020

Big Island schools to start with distance learning for at least the first four weekshttps://t.co/VKGq7eldXm

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 12, 2020

Hawaii County mulls suing companies for damage caused by climate changehttps://t.co/SrStc8ppsd

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 11, 2020

Roth, Marzo leading the pack for Big Island mayor: County prosecutor and political newcomer heading for runoffhttps://t.co/Q4TSYfHMHV

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Two Hawaii County Council races will be decided in Novemberhttps://t.co/Zw0WC0aKG5

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Kapela, Ilagan bring new blood to Democrat House races in Hawaii Countyhttps://t.co/f93sUdC2A6

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Waltjen wins Hawaii County prosecutor’s race, narrowly avoids November runoffhttps://t.co/PvcdRaNP12

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Hawaii County mayor's race: Roth, Marzo headed for runoff in November; Kim comes in thirdhttps://t.co/0IwDR1WhOM

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Tropical Gardening: Perils lurk in paradisehttps://t.co/ODpIM92xDz

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Oahu moves to online-only classes; Kishimoto to meet with neighbor island officialshttps://t.co/vmioYDCfCQ

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 9, 2020

Steve Kinder, former coach at @HSUJacks, primed to tackle job as @HiloVulcans men’s basketball assistant, but quarantine comes firsthttps://t.co/cKYB2UoqCe

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 8, 2020

Hawaii Supreme Court hears arguments about lawmakers’ use of controversial gut-and-replace tactichttps://t.co/TlJSJVmFap

— HawaiiTribune-Herald (@HITribuneHerald) August 7, 2020

Regal Makalapua in Kailua-Kona and Regal Prince Kuhio in Hilo reopen today joining Waikoloa Luxury Cinemas in screening classics following lengthy closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More at https://t.co/KwupMBuOjO #BigIslandNews #EastHINews #HiloNews #WestHINews #KonaNews pic.twitter.com/uO2RlZRCX4

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Artist creates origami crane memorial for COVID-19 victims. More at https://t.co/r8IhlUQk1i pic.twitter.com/yPMY0pxbZU

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

13 new COVID-19 cases reported on #BigIsland. 41 of the island's known cases to date remained active as of noon Friday. More at https://t.co/0hBDkipLbo #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #HawaiiCountyNews #WestHINews #EastHINews #KonaNews pic.twitter.com/SMEHlphmKF

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

The National Science Foundation has launched an informal outreach to Hawaii about possible funding efforts for the stalled Thirty Meter Telescope project. More at https://t.co/Gfa0TtOPTU #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #MaunakeaNews #TMTNews #WestHINews #EastHINews #KonaNews pic.twitter.com/RWHzr6Kkgj

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Dozens of WWII veterans to gather in Hawaii amid pandemic to mark the 75th anniversary of Japan’s surrender. More at https://t.co/PSTcVoeIJf pic.twitter.com/WjqwDMUphh

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Another round of inmate releases imminent for HCCC? More at https://t.co/vEpTwLCtAb #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #EastHINews #BigIslandCrimeNews #KonaNews #HiloNews pic.twitter.com/wQtrKB4SVT

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Governor, mayors discuss "resort bubbles" that would allow counties to make agmts with hotels for program allowing visitors to move through the resort while under 14-day quarantine. More at https://t.co/n66Mur5Rfh #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #EastHINews pic.twitter.com/B08se8EGyu

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

A restriction on indoor and outdoor gathering sizes could resume on the Big Island following Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim’s submission Thursday of an emergency rule to Gov. David Ige for approval. More at https://t.co/uoXAQyeW8E #BigIslandNews #HawaiiCountyNews #WestHINews pic.twitter.com/DtkIBiwhT7

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Hawaii #Marlin Tournament Series realizes an annual tag and release rate of about 95%. Through the first three tourneys — and into the final day of the fourth — 89 marlin were tagged and released. No big ones were scaled. More at https://t.co/LZYPjKo8Kn #fishing #Konafishing pic.twitter.com/9cDFhZtLX1

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 21, 2020

Mahalo, Tony Mitchell for this shot of convict tangs patrolling the reef at #Kahaluu Bay, #Kona, #BigIsland, #Hawaii. Get your photos published by emailing them to wht@aloha.net. Be sure to include your name and a brief description of the image. pic.twitter.com/gGCLS9XXTc

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 20, 2020

Rise in jobless claims reflects still-struggling US economy. More at https://t.co/dDXysbNKIi #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #KonaNews pic.twitter.com/yIqRaeNzzy

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 20, 2020

Blanket screening: Thermal temperature screening expands to all arrival gates statewide. More at https://t.co/LfrfneSGkU #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #EastHINews #KonaNews #HiloNews #HawaiiCountyNews #NorthHINews pic.twitter.com/L9QQjiJMVQ

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 20, 2020

Check out this #MyTurn by Honaunau resident Shaheer Faltas regarding his memories of the Post Office and the role it plays in the community. More at https://t.co/jcqiVL270W #BigIslandOped #BigIslandOpinion #Konaopinion #postalservice #USPS pic.twitter.com/pIEIXmYVf8

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 20, 2020

Check out this week's #HometownHeroes: The Hawaii Learning Resource Fund for helping four Waimea schools with funding to address #COVID19 impacts. More at https://t.co/Q7tjF4reAe #HometownHero #HanaMaikai #cheehoo #mahalo #giving #WestHawaiiHometownHero #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews pic.twitter.com/CMU3SRVLsv

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 19, 2020

Back on the water: With guidelines in place, competitive #paddling set to return. More at https://t.co/WiksTEsPFk #BigIslandSports #HawaiiSports #HISports #KonaSports #WestHISports #WeMissSports pic.twitter.com/YVYqnR55ty

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 19, 2020

Ige, Caldwell announce new restrictions as COVID-19 surge continues on Oahu. More at https://t.co/i5xXsMSlPA #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #EastHINews #KonaNews #NorthHINews pic.twitter.com/0V0agWcI7g

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 19, 2020

Postal Service suspends changes after outcry over delivery slowdown. More at https://t.co/ccKZOqarJQ #BigIslandNews #HawaiiNews #HINews #WestHINews #EastHINews #KonaNews pic.twitter.com/wTIm6Wwy4a

— West Hawaii Today (@westhawaiitoday) August 19, 2020

Please vote for @RedlineRafting as the best boat tour! Give Maui some love here: https://t.co/xeiXyS9Ed2 pic.twitter.com/ABPIokYPza

— Maui Hawaii (@Maui) August 14, 2020

Hawaii’s culinary scene is known for being an incredible fusion of ancient customs and global influence, continually evolving from generation to generation. This #AlohaFriday our #HawaiibyFS ‘ohana is sharing some of our favorite menu items from the restaurants you love. pic.twitter.com/qcQXZv6yKN

— Four Seasons Resort Maui (@FSMaui) August 14, 2020

Out of the seven types of sea turtle, the Hawaiian green sea turtle is the most common turtle in Hawaii. #turtletuesday pic.twitter.com/cwdAyV5y0M

— Maui Ocean Center (@MauiOceanCenter) August 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/MauiVisionRent/status/1296961681973624838

Lanai man Maui County’s 7th COVID-19 death: Hospital surge ticks up to 47 cases – https://t.co/Kcbp3tDJa2

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 21, 2020

Unions open to resort bubbles with safety: Ige OKs framework for counties; plan still in early stages – https://t.co/gtRmVvpE64

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 21, 2020

Two Molokai schools pivot to distance learning: Set to open for face-to-face teaching, schools decide to switch – https://t.co/aqm7FV2m8v

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 21, 2020

Maui Invitational still on but Stanford out – https://t.co/r8tpsQ7McR #mauinews #Invitational

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 14, 2020

Judge decides Front Street housing must stay affordable – https://t.co/VWzbdfV9go #mauinews #Judge

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 14, 2020

Flights in flux at airport – https://t.co/7wfZZe02KV #mauinews #Flights

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 14, 2020

Partial interisland travel quarantine Tuesday to Aug. 31: Travelers to all counties, except Oahu, will quarantine 14 days – https://t.co/nWZGGdDu4q

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 7, 2020

Social distancing hard on political campaigns: COVID-19 offers more hurdles for newcomers – https://t.co/hiAXFBLX2A

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) August 7, 2020

Big West officially postpones fall season – https://t.co/1OpG7KZx4R #mauinews #postpones

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) July 30, 2020

Trip to Finals Rodeo worth it for Coflin – https://t.co/cZjXhhYFj5 #mauinews #Coflin

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) July 29, 2020

Marine Institute receives $15K to recycle fishing nets – https://t.co/nExUMiSaE1 #mauinews #Marine

— The Maui News (@TheMauiNewsHI) July 20, 2020

With the reopening of tourism pushed back to October at the earliest, Maui and Kauai counties are moving forward with a plan to welcome tourists by having what's known as resort bubbles. https://t.co/sRZUeoEfQR

— KHON2 News (@KHONnews) August 21, 2020

The glass artists at Kela's, a glass art gallery in Kauai, Hawaii, have a unique talent for capturing the power and motion of the sea. pic.twitter.com/mONRd1W418

— John Evans (@Distinctboxes) August 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/ThoroughTripper/status/1294672740578816002

Keeping Hawaii healthier means getting the care you need when you need it. Dr. Spencer Smith, emergency medicine physician at Wilcox Medical Center, wants Kauai residents to know it's important not to delay the care you need because of concerns about COVID-19. #healthierhawaii pic.twitter.com/ZAkLnAitNW

— Wilcox Health (@Wilcox_Health) August 20, 2020

The flood-to-trickle traffic will be ending Aug. 30, when Sushi Katsu chef and owner Katsunori Shintani will shutter the doors on this chapter of his life. pic.twitter.com/gdU0ntbVgA

— The Garden Island (@thegardenisland) August 20, 2020

The Sunday tournament that was sold out with a waiting list marked the first tournament since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down golf courses, said Kellie Hines, the Hokuala golf professional.

For the full story, visit the link in our bio! pic.twitter.com/9IsOscglqS

— The Garden Island (@thegardenisland) August 19, 2020

Montana Vol.6

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is offering online hunter and bowhunter education courses this year in response to social distancing requirements and restrictions on group gatherings related to COVID-19. https://t.co/siqbaf1fEI

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

84 Montanans have died from the virus and 102 people were hospitalized Wednesday. https://t.co/Bdsq8lD4L8

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

In other virus developments: Pool parties in Wuhan; Senate GOP bill cuts $1,200 payments; Target, Lowe's and Home Depot all report sales surges. https://t.co/yxlDh4cLc6

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Senate Republican leaders are preparing a slimmed-down virus relief package of roughly $500 billion. Plus, Notre Dame and Michigan State switch to remote learning. Here's the latest. https://t.co/2TAiQMYVbS

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Happy pizza! https://t.co/GFei6w5LHa

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

With just tomatoes, garlic, oil, vinegar, salt and bread crumbs — a much pared-down cast compared to gazpacho — in salmorejo we are free to focus all of our attention on the tomato. https://t.co/WQL8IUiBlg

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Here’s why online grocery shopping could affect how much you spend — and ways to keep your budget intact. Plus, tips for saving money on bills, pet costs and how to start couponing. https://t.co/3CJZkayANt

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

It’s easy to think about "going green" in human terms. When it comes to helping take care of the earth and preserving it for future generations, you can probably list a dozen ways to make a difference right off the… https://t.co/vFvSTuQpfX

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Months into the pandemic, scientists still are struggling to unravel the myriad ways the coronavirus attacks — and finding hints in surprising places. https://t.co/MOCD58ZQt7

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Montana will soon start making additional $400 weekly unemployment payments, retroactive to Aug. 1, for those who qualify. https://t.co/y9BN0rzJfJ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

For the first time this election cycle, a Republican tops the list of the 10 most vulnerable House members. https://t.co/mGRzAi2a2Q

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

As summertime temperatures heat up and the chance to cool down in the water arrives, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is reminding people that building dams in creeks and streams can harm fish. This is especially true for bull trout,… https://t.co/pBb279cKSz

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

The Senate map has expanded in Democrats’ favor heading into the fall, and that’s bad news for Republican incumbents. https://t.co/SeyN8gsTkc

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Also on this day in 2019 French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin met to discuss the world's major crises and try to improve Moscow's relations with the European Union. See more top news photos as selected by… https://t.co/pgKuTFSHwM

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

An early-morning storm packing lots of lightning sparked at least five fires on the Bitterroot National Forest Wednesday. https://t.co/EFqrRk01mI

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Dirty Fingernails: Some tips on dividing an iris https://t.co/ZpDR0g7QYX

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Merriam-Webster has been crowning a Word of the Year since 2003. Here's a look at all of them so far, from "democracy" to "they." https://t.co/NToXzA07jZ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Fire danger 'very high' in Bitterroot forest https://t.co/HY1DTJ4qr3

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

A few months into the pandemic, productivity was up at software development platform GitLab. Increased productivity is typically good news, but this had leadership worried. https://t.co/EJgRndYW9h

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

In the Facebook post, the park claimed it had been targeted by animal rights groups. https://t.co/8J9CeJhQSK

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Apple is the first U.S. company to boast a market value of $2 trillion, just two years after it became the first to reach $1 trillion. https://t.co/4XbrtKPizQ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

The pandemic hasn’t dampened tourists’ desire to visit Yellowstone National Park. Despite the hassles of traveling with hand sanitizer, masks and staying socially distant during the novel coronavirus outbreak, visitation to the park was up by about 2%… https://t.co/SrLO376qVA

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Cruise back in time with a visit to King’s Hat Drive-In in Billings. https://t.co/csAskouczc

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Montana delegation applauds postmaster walk-back https://t.co/5ZIZruy0Tb

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Sierra and Colby Louden of Circle took first place in the Crooked Creek Walleye Classic over the weekend, topping 57 other teams by catching 10 walleye that tipped the scales at 97.3 pounds, a record-setting catch. https://t.co/Stg6KaswnD

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Helena group celebrates 100th anniversary of 19th Amendment https://t.co/Sd9YrRgEcQ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Despite the pandemic, officials said the 10-day 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attendance was down only 7.5% from last year. https://t.co/BLfTZa30Ul

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

A mandatory catch, kill, and reporting of all walleye caught in the Western Fishing District is one of the proposed fishing regulation changes for 2021 now out for comment. https://t.co/hHZNxxlb8L

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

The end of summer and fall can bring us to a place where we start thinking about the management of weeds and other nuisances in our fields that got away this growing season. Cheatgrass is one of the prime suspects… https://t.co/aWVhAYFgYO

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Payments are currently suspended, without interest, for federal student loan borrowers until Dec. 31. Until then, here’s how to decide what to do next. https://t.co/aZYTcMD5XQ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Heat waves are the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S., and hotter summers from climate change are causing concerns over new dangers to people. https://t.co/kxVXjITgEq

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Public lands chief hangs on despite nomination getting nixed https://t.co/JhOFJyX4jx

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Your smartphone be able to help detect when you've had one alcoholic drink too many — by measuring changes in the way you walk. https://t.co/pN7kOxbrEs

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 18, 2020

Here's a look back at sports happenings on this date in history, Aug. 19: https://t.co/e0SclejxCZ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

The Beatles opened their first full-fledged U.S. tour as they performed at San Francisco’s Cow Palace, and more events that happened on this day in history. https://t.co/OlI8ksVraH

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Some 30 wildfires burned across the state Tuesday, many sparked by lightning strikes in recent days. https://t.co/tbMbTrbtzQ

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Banish biting bugs once and for all. https://t.co/ak1T6gQwve

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

Kamala Harris, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are among the speakers at tonight's Democratic National Convention. Your complete guide here. https://t.co/KiIKtddPdi

— The Ravalli Republic (@RavalliRepublic) August 19, 2020

　https://twitter.com/RavalliRepublic/status/1295792347134009350
https://twitter.com/USFWSMtnPrairie/status/1138416891570139136

Citizen scientists spot a wolverine in Montana's Bitterroot Valley … the first seen since 2010 https://t.co/9oaRI5FMqD pic.twitter.com/xU63m507X1

— Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (@Y2Y_Initiative) February 27, 2017

White settlers in the Bitterroot valley of Montana ignored indigenous warnings about vengeful spirits on the valley's West side.

Many settlers who lived on the West side of the valley died from Rocky Mountian Spotted Fever, but East-siders lived.

Why was the East side safe? pic.twitter.com/z4jPwhuZfi

— Ask An Entomologist (@BugQuestions) July 22, 2020

Good night from Yellowstone River and South Hills of Billings, MT #INDIGENOUS #TAIRP pic.twitter.com/fWiAzimtYm

— Indigenous (@AmericanIndian8) May 18, 2016

Here's the story we just mentioned on @SpainandCompany.

Darby HS football coach wrote of BLM protestors, "they should all be strung up and hang in the public like the old days. Lot less of that sh*t would go on."

He's keeping his job.https://t.co/uBrqha7K42

— Sarah Spain (@SarahSpain) June 29, 2020

"I'm going to see these boys through the program, and when December 2019 comes around, I hope to recharter the same troop as a community-based group.” Thank you Scoutmaster & Eagle Scout James Higginson, Troop 1991, Stevensville, MT Full Comments: https://t.co/HRGz2IcATN pic.twitter.com/v9ZwOH2o3c

— Montana Council (@MontanaCouncil) May 12, 2018

The total number of cases of COVID-19 in Montana on the state map after today's 10 a.m. update was 5,956 with 111 new cases. https://t.co/fc12ERgUce

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 20, 2020

Concrete was poured on Drop 5 last week on the St. Mary Diversion and Conveyance Works, the drop near the end of the 29-mile system of dams, dikes, canals, gigantic metal siphons and concrete drop structures that failed in May. https://t.co/VtKQvhwJ8Z

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 20, 2020

The board discussed during its monthly meeting making improvements to asphalt in the campground, which Board Member Tyler Smith said, is not in great shape. https://t.co/QMFo2a7ES7

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 20, 2020

A new dean of students is taking over that position at Montana State University-Northern this year. https://t.co/FWUAltUpua

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 20, 2020

Bachmeier started the petition drive in his capacity as a resident of Hill County who supports having the all-mail ballots. https://t.co/lf26eCSQEC

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 20, 2020

Dogs have an amazing memory when it comes to getting a treat — particularly from a stranger. https://t.co/3Gq0xq6JE1

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency announced changes for emergency haying and grazing use of acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program. https://t.co/stQnk1LpP4

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

People often ask themselves: "Where does the time go?" I've asked myself that question thousands of times. https://t.co/DPO8IeK4E2

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

Gov. Steve Bullock said … despite the pandemic and what looks to be a tough fire season, the state is in a relatively strong position going into the next few years. https://t.co/HRQx9Shfwt

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

City Council approves levies for next year's budget
Also approves street closure for car show https://t.co/h2YpXPHY8k

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

Montana State University-Northern is returning back to campus by doing face-to-face interactions, but with safety precautions and caution. https://t.co/GjXgr4p9q6

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

State Rep. Jacob Bachmeier, D-Havre, is gathering signatures for a petition asking the Hill County Commission to reconsider its recent decision not to implement mail-in voting for the upcoming 2020 general election. https://t.co/XT7ymErkFF

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 19, 2020

Triangle Communications has announced its annual meetings scheduled for October have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/oR02jSNAkn

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

The Montana Department of Labor and Industry announced Monday it has applied for the Lost Wages Assistance Payments grant through the Federal Emergency Management Administration. https://t.co/E7Kffd43U3

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

Just like last week, this one is going to be another busy week on the golf course. https://t.co/LPgPnR1R70

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced last week combined investments of $6.5 million in two commercial diagnostic laboratories to expand capacity to conduct up to 4 million additional SARS-CoV-2 per month. https://t.co/Ejw7Drm0YB

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

Patch Wirtzberger coached the Havre Northstars through being the first major sport in Havre to compete during the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/rmdYMyOokc

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

Democratic gubernatorial Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney and his running mate Rep. Casey Schreiner. D-Great Falls, campaigned in Havre Friday in the start of their "Montana Not For Sale" campaign tour. https://t.co/GMYuqFsuIP

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 18, 2020

Bosch, Kuhr, Dugdale and Brown PLLP announced it is is proud to welcome Katie Kuhr to the firm as an associate. https://t.co/T3vCfSjSvF

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

Havre Middle School registration is online https://t.co/IeyCdXf7lB

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

Big Rides, Big Money in Chinook https://t.co/inLPav5P5v

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

The turf install is almost complete at the new Montana State University-Northern football stadium. https://t.co/vIx3bra7SF

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

… Montana Department of Transportation has provided an updated Bicycling the Big Sky pocket map to help. https://t.co/gWiwhzCAFx

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

Out our way, there are two good rules to keep in mind when working stock: “Use your head” and “Stay alert.” https://t.co/rD2XP9Stp2

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 17, 2020

Fear can be a powerful motivator. Fear can make brave people do cowardly things, and it can make timid people do brave things. https://t.co/ZW6JrvYiEI

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 16, 2020

Just this morning, my wife and I were walking down to the church and remembering some of the trials that the Lord had safely brought us through in the past. https://t.co/HvyxM2sNEQ

— Havre Daily News (@HavreDaily) August 16, 2020

From Unalakleet, Alaska, Pine Ridge, to the streets of Havre, Montana, to Riverton, Wyoming — Native people are participating in the Black Lives Matter movement. https://t.co/j40ZVuQm1w

— Mark Trahant (@TrahantReports) June 6, 2020

Havre, Montana border agents arrest 2 people in U.S. illegally https://t.co/5P6M9FHzbL via @NBCMontana

— FAIR (@FAIRImmigration) November 5, 2019

Farming near Havre, Montana. Large machinery and workers in the field farming near Havre, Montana. Hay wagons are pulled by horses. Men ride on a large tractor. https://t.co/7Zc1LaDbN9 pic.twitter.com/mRQZa90kM3

— Montana Memory (@MTLibraryNext) February 16, 2019

Our 2020 Havre location had heavy sawfly pressure this year. Here is how the varieties performed with sawfly present. pic.twitter.com/xWz6PVQ0wS

— MT WheatBreeding (@MTWheatbreeding) August 19, 2020

Today's #ThrowbackThursday photo from 1917 is of eight Red Cross nurses standing outside of a store window display about Red Cross nurses at the Havre Commercial Company, Havre, Montana.

Photo Courtesy of the Montana Historical Society Photograph Collection. pic.twitter.com/ulX6RK5gcb

— Montana DES (@MontanaDES) April 16, 2020

Car chase in Havre ends with arrests: https://t.co/puF6dDhC9E

— KRTV Great Falls MT (@KRTV) August 11, 2020

Big base on rapidly developing storm NW of Havre, Montana #mtwx @MyRadarWX pic.twitter.com/pdVnPKXPgN

— Aaron Jayjack (@aaronjayjack) June 27, 2019

The current temperature of 55 degrees F in Havre, Montana, is 17 degrees higher than the temperature 24 hours ago (38 F). Pleasantly warm and tranquil conditions are on tap across much of the central and northern Rockies on Tuesday: https://t.co/tDsBxmvUC9 pic.twitter.com/J9fQWm9Eei

— AccuWeather (@breakingweather) April 23, 2019

Temperatures in Havre, Montana, have not exceeded 5 F since Feb. 2. This streak is expected to end on Tuesday: https://t.co/n4E8tyKI6Z pic.twitter.com/aAgrgXM5Ig

— AccuWeather (@breakingweather) February 17, 2019

At 11 a.m., temperatures ranged from the -30s F at Havre, Montana, to the 70s from SE Arkansas through the southeastern U.S. pic.twitter.com/a2Vmhv3KVg

— AccuWeather (@breakingweather) February 7, 2019

Idaho Vol.7

Well worth the listen. https://t.co/XH7VmWacw2

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

“That’s our Max’a million,” writes Gina Mendez Fiellen who shared this Best Shot of the four-legged family member when the Bee asked readers to share their favorite recent photos.https://t.co/JtmGg3jrGN

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

“LEAVING THE BOYS, a story of Motherhood and Career, Feminism and Romance”, by Mindy Cameron is now available. Cameron was an editorial page editor at The Seattle Times before moving to the Sandpoint area in 2001. https://t.co/9E5QJXH8GI

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce welcomed Wildflower Spa at Seasons to the organization with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 24.https://t.co/rAMtrgN3nN

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

A piece of the Northwest’s most important habitat for bighorn sheep was protected this month, thanks to a partnership between Western Rivers Conservancy and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. https://t.co/eMCcvioiGo

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

COEUR d’ALENE – Kathleen Moseley was born Aug. 18, 1920. That date is also when the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote was ratified. Both turned 100 today.https://t.co/VNirkR0w1m

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

Another Idaho angler has won $1,000 in the Lake Pend Oreille walleye lottery. Doug Lambrecht of Sandpoint caught his reward-tagged walleye while fishing shallow weed beds along the northern lakeshore in mid-July. https://t.co/y1POLlZRqa

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 18, 2020

Pine street grocery observed its 1st anniversary by giving ice cream and cake to customers. Since it began, the store has done an excellent trade. https://t.co/bvDWn5yEkU

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 17, 2020

It's the perennials that shine during this hot weather. https://t.co/R7Z4bOGi87

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 17, 2020

The Hauser Fueling Depot in Rathdrum may be part of a historic industry, but its advances in environment preservation and energy efficiency are a new wave of locomotive shipping. https://t.co/G2vF6j0Ktp

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 17, 2020

Kyle Nagy is the superintendent and orchard operations manager at the Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center, where research and recordkeeping is under way on the wide variety of organic heirloom apples — whose origin can be traced back 100 years.https://t.co/ZhfnV31XuE

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 16, 2020

The Panhandle Health District reported 30 new confirmed or probable new cases of novel coronavirus on Friday, which includes three new cases in Bonner County. https://t.co/NLf3dEXZZV

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

British Columbia’s largest mining company, Teck Resources, has proposed a new coal mining venture upstream of Montana’s Kootenai River system. https://t.co/sAQEUFZXID

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

The project is years off, but Bonner County officials want to know what the public thinks about a project to replace one of the bridges across Rapid Lightning Creek. https://t.co/ixfDUpko9j

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

“Sandpoint High School has been working very hard to deliver the safest model of face-to-face instruction for our students,” Principal David Miles wrote in a letter to students and parents. https://t.co/qN6fHWVfCq

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

An ordinance to enact a mask mandate within Sandpoint city limits was proposed and will be voted on at the Aug. 19 meeting. If passed, it would give Mayor Shelby Rognstad the authority to issue a mask mandate as outlined in the proposed ordinance. https://t.co/urstyBfcHa

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 15, 2020

Gold ‘n’ Grouse 4-H Beef Club members are working on their showmanship skills for the upcoming fair.https://t.co/0Mz5H6QR7R

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 14, 2020

For decades, Bonner County has celebrated summer with a community-wide fair and Darcey Smith said this year should be no different. Smith is optimistic about the health and safety protocols implemented for next week’s fair, Aug. 19-22.https://t.co/QN7mojb7Pe

— Daily Bee (@DailyBee) August 14, 2020

UPDATE: Massive boulders came down last night at the US-95 slide south of Riggins. The highway will remain closed until crews are able to evaluate and determine best options to safely stabilize the slope. Old Polluck Road will continue to serve as a daytime detour for the area. pic.twitter.com/yFqtKeXY3G

— ITD (@IdahoITD) July 10, 2020

I found a great resource for tree stump grinding this past week, let me know if you need a name! Reasonably priced! pic.twitter.com/t2vQu2LncU

— NorthIdahoRealEstate (@NIdahoProperty) May 19, 2020

Resources & Updates – https://t.co/B7grvv6Mn9 pic.twitter.com/QN7PCRYVIH

— Sandpoint Chamber (@Chamber7B) August 17, 2020

Moscow, Idaho, considers being part of Bee City USA, a national initiative in which cities work to reverse significant declines in pollinators.https://t.co/7acRsdSE2i

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 17, 2020

The University of Idaho has identified 34 positive cases of COVID-19 since it first began testing students, faculty and staff in late July. https://t.co/X2oaeeZyJo

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 15, 2020

Four days after the Bears started fall football practice, Moscow High School pulled the plug on traditional fall sports, becoming the first Idaho high school to officially nix the season because of the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/yHOjudWqCD

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 14, 2020

The Big Sky Conference this morning postponed all competition for its fall sports to spring 2021 because of ongoing concerns related to the COVID-19 global pandemic.https://t.co/4Hk9ArTwku

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 13, 2020

Whitman County Public Health recommended Tuesday that all high schools and middle schools in the county deliver classes through distance learning strategies in the fall because of the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/Zo0fNJiJvt

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 12, 2020

The Moscow Human Rights Commission wants city-owned restrooms to be converted to gender-neutral bathrooms where feasible.https://t.co/LGSX6HcEds

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 12, 2020

About 20 people participated in an anti-mask protest in Moscow, Idaho, on Monday. https://t.co/hJaJfucw84

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 11, 2020

ICYMI: A large mural in wheat field near Pullman, Wash., features the Washington State University mascot and message for community.https://t.co/mRDwlwfeIw

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 11, 2020

After announcing a year-long hiatus for its preschool program, Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Moscow said it plans to offer an emergency day care service for the fall.https://t.co/9Nk8zZORsV

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 10, 2020

Pullman adds a new hybrid aquifer-themed bus to its fixed-route service to promote water conservation.https://t.co/ngwyGfAknx

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 7, 2020

New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho, is moving forward with in-person instruction for the fall semester and while the school plans to keep students 6 feet apart at all times, it will not require them to wear face masks in school facilities.https://t.co/eZCDAR41yU

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 6, 2020

The Moscow City Council unanimously decided at Monday’s council meeting to extend its face mask order until Oct. 6.https://t.co/25UQq44sCb

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 6, 2020

Kenechukwu “Kenny” Nnoli of Moscow designed this week’s illustration for the cover of Inland 360 and titled it “Depression,” to speak to this “peculiar” moment in American history.https://t.co/lzG4On8xNe

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 5, 2020

A small campus protest was staged Tuesday to oppose the University of Idaho’s plan to hold in-person classes this fall as UI President Scott Green held a virtual town hall on the subject.https://t.co/2G8leJVJIE

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 5, 2020

Local Girl Scouts struggling to raise money through cookie sales because of the COVID-19 pandemic received a boost of support recently from the Washington State University football coach.https://t.co/JKm5RubHAJ

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 4, 2020

Unanimous Moscow City Council decision means masks are required in public where social distancing cannot be maintained until Oct. 6.https://t.co/wkFKyYg1Zp

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 4, 2020

Washington state agriculture workers have trapped their first Asian giant hornet.

The hornet was found July 14 in a bottle trap set north of Seattle near the Canadian border, and state entomologists confirmed its identity Wednesday.https://t.co/BB2hunGE1A

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) August 1, 2020

A letter from University of Idaho staff and faculty urging university leaders to allow employees who work closely with students to choose to work remotely without fear of reprisal or the need to fill out a waiver neared 300 signatures as of Thursday.https://t.co/WjklsIA2Ul

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 31, 2020

University of Idaho leaders say they plan for all students to be tested before the semester’s Aug. 24 start.https://t.co/uoe8YG8lMz

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 30, 2020

Married Potlatch couple Ted Kelchner and Andria Marcussen are art “purists.”

That’s how University of Idaho Prichard Art Gallery Director Roger Rowley describes them.https://t.co/22Y5Avje3A

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 29, 2020

Patients who are tested for COVID-19 at Gritman Medical Center in Moscow should expect results in three days on average, according to a hospital spokesperson.https://t.co/SDRPLiOlgB

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 29, 2020

Moscow officials have fielded several requests to allow live entertainment on the expanded sidewalk cafes downtown, but the Moscow City Council Administrative Committee expressed concern Monday that musical performances would draw crowds.https://t.co/E7u6oOrycI

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 28, 2020

Washington State University President Kirk Schulz announced this afternoon that the university will, with few exceptions, deliver undergraduate course online this fall.https://t.co/XhYvFO4saV

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 23, 2020

Alexa Hardick will take charge as the Bears girls’ basketball coach — pending school board approval — for the coming season. She replaces Karlee Wilson, who took the same position with her alma mater, Lewiston High School, after two years with the Bears. https://t.co/KJJ35z4MND

— Moscow-Pullman Daily News (@mpdailynews) July 23, 2020

We are proud to announce the renewal of a $1.9M grant @usedgov for SSS-TRiO to assist first-generation college students, those with disabilities, and those from low-income homes.
Learn more: https://t.co/R4It0SalWR pic.twitter.com/el2BUr1s3C

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) August 18, 2020

How could personal stories broaden our understanding of wildfire in Idaho? Members of the Confluence Lab hope to find out. They're looking for just the right mix of front line stories and science that could change how we teach about wildfire. Read on: https://t.co/OKfJM6TGmp pic.twitter.com/5Vq3nG0vtT

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) August 13, 2020

When you find your team, you just know — and you're a fan for life. Spencer McCann found the Vandals, and he's been Brave and Bold ever since.

KREM2 has more: https://t.co/brSlRboro3 pic.twitter.com/P3vrFNHZdO

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) August 8, 2020

Harpo Faust is spending her summer traversing North Idaho’s Selkirk Mountains. She is building on collections of past botanists and expanding what we know about regional plant life of the Selkirks. pic.twitter.com/igksZvLdx9

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) August 7, 2020

Tomorrow is national relaxation day, plans to relax? Celebrate with us, and spend some time in the peaceful outdoors. pic.twitter.com/6r7hYnhimc

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) August 14, 2020

Need a weekend listen? Find out how wolf packs in Idaho look today. Lisette Waits spoke with Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett on The Nature of Idaho. https://t.co/WqMaaEJrUs pic.twitter.com/RPG6UEifhr

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) June 12, 2020

https://twitter.com/arielwaldman/status/1245359371149697024

The Nez Perce County driver's license office is closed until further notice due to potential exposure of its staff and the general public to a person who tested positive for COVID-19.https://t.co/nZJhEJA51R

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 18, 2020

Women were granted the right to vote in the U.S. 100 years ago. Learn all about it in this Premium Edition from the Lewiston Tribune/Moscow-Pullman Daily News: https://t.co/XzujhzKsqy pic.twitter.com/JavGE86RQk

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 18, 2020

Today's the last day to vote for the SnapShoot 2020 Readers' Choice Award. https://t.co/dN0GUfNmiv pic.twitter.com/WHLajvxCCB

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 13, 2020

Flagger Jerel Allen’s boogying has brightened spirits during Southway Bridge resurfacing project in Clarkston, Wash., and inspired a fundraising campaign.https://t.co/PYZrHEXWgn

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 12, 2020

Protesters rally at Lancer Lanes in effort to get bowling alleys in Washington reopened. https://t.co/0pOQKEUpPq

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 10, 2020

Idaho Gov. Brad Little admits mistakes were made in the state’s handling of jobless benefits. https://t.co/Yq8H8gzZjn

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 3, 2020

Cherry and Norm Tippett painted a mural of historic Winchester sites as part of the town’s revitalization efforts.https://t.co/dI76Lb4DtG

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) August 3, 2020

Idaho Transportation Department officials are optimistic about reopening a bypass road around the massive rockslide on U.S. Highway 95 at milepost 188 by this weekend, while keeping an eye on another huge rock poised ominously at the top of the cliff face.https://t.co/qJBR541GH4

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) July 23, 2020

Idaho Transportation crews are expected to begin removing rocks at the base of a massive slide on U.S. Highway 95 six miles south of Riggins on Monday, ITD officials announced today.https://t.co/cnschBK9Hc

— LewistonTribune (@LewistonTribune) July 17, 2020

Here's some video of this afternoon's fire in the Clarkston Heights. No injuries were reported after a grass fire extended into a camping trailer and a shed. Asotin County Fire District No. 1 is seen fighting the blaze. pic.twitter.com/4GN5JoGtRr

— Pete Caster (@pete_caster) August 4, 2020

Armed unregulated paramilitaries to "protect" Lewiston, Idaho from "potential riots" on Saturday, patrolling downtown for imaginary out-of-state Antifa being transported to L-C Valley in white Mercedes vans with California plates: https://t.co/ePLm7QP4L9

— skellywright (@Skellywright) June 5, 2020

2020 Pacific Northwest Winery of the Year in Lewiston, Idaho.https://t.co/y1tIhFPknI

— Visit Idaho (@visitidaho) April 21, 2020

On this day 95 years ago, a classic Disney love story added a chapter: Walt and Lillian Disney married in her hometown of Lewiston, Idaho. pic.twitter.com/HL1YUevzDH

— The Walt Disney Family Museum (@WDFMuseum) July 13, 2020

Wyoming Vol.5

Watch our Chamber Webinar "Contact Tracing” on #Vimeo https://t.co/IfUnh6pXul for details on how to be prepared.

— Jackson Hole Chamber (@JHChamber) July 22, 2020

Congrats to our memeberr @HotelTerra being nominated for the Worlds Best green Ski Hotel, 2020! https://t.co/z8hU6rjZo0

— Jackson Hole Chamber (@JHChamber) July 20, 2020

Have you heard ‘Susan Scarlata – This is Our Town – March 11, 2020’ by Carl Pelletier on #SoundCloud? #np https://t.co/2L5VtxyduT

— Town of Jackson, WY (@townofjacksonwy) March 13, 2020

We recently hosted a public meeting on the Tribal Trail Connector Project Charter. To review potential road designs & provide feedback, which is vital to the process moving forward, please click on the link: https://t.co/kDmtY4WATb #jacksonhole @buckrail @JacksonHoleNews

— Teton County (@TetonCounty) February 21, 2020

Once in a lifetime. 399 plus four babies. Just breathtaking. pic.twitter.com/nUCJBS3gXj

— Amy Surdam (@amysurdam) June 10, 2020

As we celebrate Latino Conservation Week, it seems only fitting to share David Vela's story. His love of the outdoors became not only a passion, but a career that led him to become the Superintendent of the Grand Teton National Parks from 2014-2019. #ThatsWY #LCW2020 pic.twitter.com/5Q5n3niUo7

— Visit Wyoming (@visitwyoming) July 21, 2020

Unchaperoned groups of volunteers armed with rifles will be combing the rugged Tetons looking to eradicate the range’s remaining nonnative mountain goats starting in September. https://t.co/EI9KBiKUHu

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 6, 2020

Teton County may soon have its mask order. https://t.co/2bhNcCOnQL

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) July 20, 2020

A car accident with injuries on Highway 22 near Emily’s Pond that happened just before 4 p.m. is causing delays for Friday afternoon commuters and travelers. Traffic was backed up, bumper-to-bumper for much of Broadway, as vehicles waited to turn on… https://t.co/4zA5BO6QFf

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 7, 2020

Three candidates vying for two town council seats discussed a range of issues — from housing to funding law enforcement to climate change to racism — during a virtual forum Wednesday night. https://t.co/AWa3gwQXre

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 6, 2020

Summer classes at Jackson Hole Middle School have been canceled early because of a COVID-19 case that popped up last week. https://t.co/DECVEN08zw

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 5, 2020

The Jackson Town Council narrowly approved a Conditional Use Permit [CUP] for the bottom in a series of summit-to-base zip lines on Snow King Mountain Resort following intense debate and discussion at their regularly scheduled meeting Monday night. https://t.co/l3s9fyNhSr

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 4, 2020

Authorities are on scene near Teton Village after three hot air balloons wrecked. https://t.co/tt6JL2lXKC

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) August 3, 2020

Teton District Health Officer Dr. Travis Riddell on Wednesday afternoon issued a recommendation that restaurants and bars close at 10 p.m. in an effort to discourage crowding and the resultant community spread of coronavirus. https://t.co/Yt6TEYzMTx

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) July 29, 2020

Teton County reported 11 more confirmed COVID-19 cases on Sunday, bringing the total known active infections to 54. https://t.co/FKnaG4aHce

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) July 19, 2020

Highway 191 is closed in both directions from Hoback to Daniel Jct. due to a car crash. The estimated open time and cause of the accident is currently unknown. https://t.co/ZjLKLCIymR

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) July 15, 2020

Initially, just an adult lioness padding apace with a single kitten stepped into the frame of Jackson Hole resident Tiffany Smith’s Nest home security camera. https://t.co/S6CjM956Zq

— JH News&Guide (@JacksonHoleNews) February 21, 2020

The body of the 7-year-old ATV crash victim was recovered from Flaming Gorge; another COVID-related death brought Wyoming's total to 30; The Wyoming Hunger Food Initiative shared funds with local organizations; and there will be a dog adoption event. https://t.co/ofNRrnrvYr

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 14, 2020

Revised health orders will be extended to the end of the month and allow outdoor groups of up to 1,000 people. In addition, the Rocket Miner is preparing the primary election guide, which will come out before Tuesday's election. https://t.co/EmRtRH9V08

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 13, 2020

Work continues at the Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport, but Wednesday August 12 was a special day as the Wyoming National Guard leader visited with the troops and local leaders. https://t.co/K3pgeAlGxQ

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 12, 2020

For the tenth time, Wyoming has extended and modified public health orders in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/rMCKRxq0mb

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 12, 2020

The Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office has recovered the body of a 7-year-old crash victim from the Flaming Gorge. https://t.co/lWfQfvwbrx

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 12, 2020

Rocket Miner reporter Chase Galley looks at the Mountain West postponing fall sports, COVID related death in Uinta County. Pandemic implications on elections in November and the global COVID-19 numbers. https://t.co/kpwsdHNBby

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 11, 2020

Four homes in Green River were briefly evacuated Monday due to a gas leak.

Construction workers on Knotty Pine clipped a 2-inch gas line, causing a leak Monday afternoon. Four homes were evacuated for a short time but people have since been allowed https://t.co/WWGPWUvmoh

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 11, 2020

The Mountain West announced the indefinite postponement of all scheduled fall sports contests and MW championship events in response to ongoing challenges with the effective mitigation and management of the COVID-19 virus. https://t.co/pWmVdm7D9c

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 10, 2020

After this morning's search of the water with negative results by their Marine Unit, the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office announced that they are bringing in an expert in side-scan sonar from Sublette County's Tip Top Search and Rescue team. https://t.co/usrwNlKd5u

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 10, 2020

Wyoming Highway Patrol troopers helped a family reunite Saturday following a mishap along Interstate 80. https://t.co/m7irOyJNJe

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 10, 2020

A review of "Superman Smashes the Klan" explores the comic book adoption of a 1946 radio serial where Superman fought against white supremacists. We all have different talents, and we're encouraged to use them to make the world a better place. https://t.co/Agf5Kloo5A

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 10, 2020

President Trump signed executive orders to provide unemployment and tax relief while Congress debates a new aid package. The Mid-Atlantic Conference canceled fall sports. Sweetwater. Co School District No. 1 answered questions about reopening plans. https://t.co/zV9InNVOZ6

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 9, 2020

Fire activity on the Richard Mountain Fire has diminished over the past 24 hours, but dangerous red flag weather conditions remain. The fire is approximately 7,046 acres and is now 30% contained. https://t.co/65rZBpAi4z

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 7, 2020

The Sweetwater County Board of Health is asking for the public's help in providing lodging accommodations for a number of patients who have tested positive for COVID-19 while traveling through Sweetwater County. https://t.co/7soVPADF4E

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 7, 2020

Several wildland firefighting resources have arrived at the Richard Mountain Fire burning approximately 50 miles south of Rock Springs in both Wyoming and Utah. https://t.co/XbosZVFnbW

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 6, 2020

The Mountain West Conference revised plans for fall sports. Wyoming's rig count became zero after workers laid down the last active gas rig in Sweetwater County. CARES Act funding will help the unemployed and underemployed attend Wyoming colleges. https://t.co/lvqI4Y6Ul3

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 6, 2020

The National Weather Service Office in Riverton has issued another Red Flag Warning, which will be in effect from noon until 8 P.M. Thursday, August 6, 2020. https://t.co/HwHYf8w9cS

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 5, 2020

Here are the details on the two separate fires in one of the apartment buildings in The Village at Silver Ridge on Saturday. https://t.co/XL7UfcOPXw

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 4, 2020

A wildfire that started near Clay Basin south of Rock Springs on Monday afternoon spread to 2,500 acres and remained uncontained as of noon today. https://t.co/VQBPdYcJcb

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 4, 2020

The original JC Penney store in Kemmerer, Wyoming, opened in 1904, has been put up for sale. https://t.co/OKIh0Zh03f

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 4, 2020

The Green River Parks and Recreation Department has announced there will be no flag football this fall because of COVID-19. In its place, the Department will hold a second outdoor soccer session. https://t.co/cmEPX0CJnB

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 3, 2020

More people are binging on gloom-and-doom news. "Doomscrolling" is when readers consume bad news to an obsessive degree. This addiction is drawing more attention and talk on how to disrupt the cycle and leave the negative behind. https://t.co/4btacsj3bS

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 3, 2020

Video and photos from the Sweetwater County Fair show how local youth are rewarded for all their hard work raising animals. Watch for more pictures and clips online at https://t.co/Xqd4thpvNn. https://t.co/xjyrTkVel8

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) August 2, 2020

Last week, Rock Springs Animal Control was called to a home on M St. for a bat that was in a tree. They were able to safely remove the bat and send it to be tested. This week the test came back positive for rabies. https://t.co/bNUtt8nzrG

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) July 31, 2020

These beautiful bucks decided to take a break in a yard along Sweetwater Drive today! pic.twitter.com/rlBSEje9Ug

— Rocket Miner (@Rocket_Miner) July 31, 2020

The City of Gillette has printers available on eBay, as well as an HP Designjet Plotter and a Kyocera Taskalfa copier. #GilletteWY #cityofgillette #eBay https://t.co/NBkDnQt2G3 pic.twitter.com/OwTOVM7wfB

— City of Gillette (@CityofGillette) August 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/CityofGillette/status/1290440312855420928

MuseumWeek 2020 is ending today, but not without inspiring us all to look forward. The Rockpile Museum began as a dream over 50 years ago and came to fruition in July of 1974. Read more about this dream:https://t.co/TP2Pab6Jr5 #MuseumWeek2020 #DreamsMW #DreamBig #RockpileMuseum pic.twitter.com/rqtbtaQYZE

— Campbell County Wyoming (@CampbellCoGov) May 17, 2020

Honoring Charles Orr With One Last Ride https://t.co/67eyt5zbcH

— County 17 (@county17news) August 13, 2020

Gillette College Opens One Week Early Among Other Changes This Fall https://t.co/UIcZGw83uS

— County 17 (@county17news) August 13, 2020

No Leads, Investigation Ongoing in Antelope Poaching Case https://t.co/vwKIWjtOJH

— County 17 (@county17news) August 13, 2020

Sales tax collections in June came in at about $2.6 million, a 5% drop from May's $2.8 million. April's sales tax was about $3.7 million. https://t.co/WjbYmpLLcr

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 12, 2020

Prices in Campbell County at $1.967 were among the lowest in the state. https://t.co/qsyGkmgcat

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 12, 2020

City to get $20 million loan for wastewater upgradeshttps://t.co/I5IHQPV3CU

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 7, 2020

The city of Gillette is considering whether to test its wastewater for COVID-19.

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— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

STORY FREE Uinta County man 29th coronavirus victim; Active cases down to 505https://t.co/lstKmcRYqj

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 12, 2020

County treasurer, county clerk's office dealing with long lines, new software
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— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 13, 2020

“We’ve been able to contain most of our fires to a relatively small size. We’re at that tipping point right now where there is potential for large fires.” https://t.co/bvIrxCB1sI

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 13, 2020

The Campbell County Cemetery District is battling against misinformation about its mill levy.

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— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 13, 2020

The City Pool is scheduled to close for the season Friday, which signals the unofficial end of summer in Gillette. https://t.co/IO7ebvTYoH

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 13, 2020

Gillette College will host Last Call for Fall, a walk-in registration event that will allow prospective students to enroll for the fall semester.https://t.co/SDIEJ76Zzk

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 12, 2020

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is investigating potentially harmful bacteria in the water at Keyhole State Park. The lake is not closed. However, warning signs have been posted and the park advises that visitors proceed with cautionhttps://t.co/8EbVlPVcOo

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 12, 2020

The Rockpile Museum will host a presentation about Nellie Tayloe Ross at 7 p.m. Aug. 24.https://t.co/88KxlZW9cA

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

“It just wasn’t our day today. (We) didn’t really execute in all three areas, pitching, hitting and defense,” coach Nate Perleberg said. “It just wasn’t a great day for us. And on a championship day, it’s tough when things don’t go your way.”https://t.co/GjPh0PwrV1

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

Dr. James Naramore was named the 2020 Physician of the Year by The Wyoming Medical Society. The award is given each year to Wyoming’s top physician in recognition of the time and personal sacrifice made by the doctor for his or her community. https://t.co/GKLB1zqcHB

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

The family passion: Mannings have been racing stock cars for more than 50 yearshttps://t.co/Im91xdpTtK

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

Close to Home Hospice Hospitality House celebrates 10 years in Gillettehttps://t.co/HTbmTKXT9F

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 11, 2020

Kobe King-Hawea quickly lands at Casper Collegehttps://t.co/x0JwUwEBbt

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 8, 2020

The bands are the first high school activity returning to a semblance of normalcy for the upcoming school year this week. Fall sports practices begin Monday. https://t.co/zw4wSMeLYP

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 8, 2020

Local state legislators buck-back against gun group's tacticshttps://t.co/6WhTts5ZVu

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 8, 2020

Bell Nob earns well-deserved grades from USGAhttps://t.co/PQIQIbtTNP

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 8, 2020

Despite everything that has gone on between the fire and COVID-19, Karl Milner will do his best to make sure kids have a blast, which is a given as about 2,800 pounds of black powder will be used to shoot off the canons and mortar https://t.co/DJJ6dFmTT8

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 8, 2020

STORY FREE Lawmakers from both parties are calling on the U.S. Postal Service to immediately reverse operational changes that are causing delays in deliveries across the country just as big volume increases are expected for mail-in election voting https://t.co/WW5V9RZ6mn

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) August 7, 2020

Oregon Vol.8

#Oregon lawmakers discussed unemployment benefits and police reform bills during a special session that was largely supposed to focused on the state's $1 billion budget hole.https://t.co/1KUuKmuclQ

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Anyone can tune in to the livestream free of charge, whereas in past years participants had to purchase tickets for the events.#wine #OregonWineExperience https://t.co/yxjNlH0m0Y

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Is COVID-19 spreading at #Oregon’s bars, restaurants and gyms? Here's why contact tracers aren't asking: https://t.co/DXYg3LZdRj

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Local realtors say historically low interest rates are driving home sales in Jackson County.https://t.co/dvCWluICYJ

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

“The goal of this is to provide a small amount of payment as quickly as possible."https://t.co/7DaaynXCao

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

Here are the latest numbers of new COVID-19 cases locally and statewide.https://t.co/ia6veFBHvr

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

In case you missed it.

“We don’t want anyone dying because they weren’t allowed to social distance, or they didn’t understand that they needed to."#COVID19 #agriculture https://t.co/eDu7MF4fTd

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

Would you try mustard-flavored beer? https://t.co/r4ISLN3sbc

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

Looking for live theater? Here’s a look at what’s happening (and what’s not). https://t.co/vu655mZL9A

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

Going #fishing? Here's everything you need to know before you go.https://t.co/a9rzX44lLY

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

#OregonOutdoors: Despite myriad stressors, the western pond turtles in Squaw Lake appear to be the exception and not the rule.https://t.co/RddTnOGVC8

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

Social distancing and wearing a mask is a tough ask when you’re a wildland firefighter on the front lines.

But that’s not to say there aren’t any protocols at all. https://t.co/mhyaEAahpH

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

#Editorial: Here’s why resuming the extra $600 a week in unemployment payments is crucial.https://t.co/0Ijzg1Uh3e

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

The deadlock Wednesday by the 20-member Emergency Board could be resolved when the full Legislature opens a special session Monday.#orpol #covid_19 #funds #aid https://t.co/isiiGArgeq

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

“It’s tough being a turtle.”

Mark meets up with a biologist who explains the challenges native turtles have faced over the past few decades. https://t.co/QBe2eU4hgQ

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

#OregonOutdoors: Elk Creek Trail is a great place to get away with kids or dogs. https://t.co/MQRLjC0pPo

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 12, 2020

#SinceYouAsked: I’ve seen two different August ratification dates for the 19th Amendment — what’s the story?https://t.co/nVtCP86o1g

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

The 18-karat white gold mask will be decorated with 3,600 white and black diamonds and fitted with top-rated N99 filters.https://t.co/fDaVgrWgrM

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday. https://t.co/XgYV01hG9d

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Police say more vehicles have been hit by bullets while traveling on I-5, including one in Jackson County. https://t.co/4hyH7H11du

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Russia became the first country to approve a coronavirus vaccine despite international skepticism about injections that have not completed clinical trials. https://t.co/n4bPIzZFnV

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

JUST IN: The #BigTen won't be playing football this fall because of concerns about COVID-19. https://t.co/MMiti7qJEp

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

History Snoopin' columnist Bill Miller explores the past of Florence Chadwick, a top-tier swimmer who lived in Medford in the 1940s. #Medford #WorldWarII #Swimming https://t.co/vrqFlIJJPy

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

Firefighters are embarking on a new step in the fire-suppression process: repairing the landscape.https://t.co/fcN81roTWI

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 11, 2020

#LetterstotheEditor: Today’s topics include the Mail Tribune’s logo, speedy COVID-19 test results, and catching flies with sugar.https://t.co/DaMoHZk6RZ

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

The campground has 25 tents. It immediately filled up with people who had been camping along the Bear Creek Greenway and other locations in the city.#Medford #homelessness https://t.co/du2BAW3ila

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

A real-world exercise showed the employees of People's Bank have what it takes to carry on business should COVID-19 take out their top three executives. #People'sBankHomeLending #covid-19 #realworldexercise https://t.co/2tw5LmgA1T

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

Three officers were hurt, including two who were taken to a hospital, during efforts to clear a crowd of several hundred people outside the Portland Police Association building late Saturday, police said in a statement.https://t.co/V3P8gXv9QR

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

“Oregon is definitely one of the best states to see a sasquatch in the world,” https://t.co/PKDJXK2vaj

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 10, 2020

In this episode of "On Par with Tim Trower," take a trip out to Harbor Links in Klamath Fallshttps://t.co/OrdPZD7jSW

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

"As for 'penalizing' employers, it’s hard to see how the state could be more punitive than the virus itself. An outbreak among workers during harvest could be catastrophic for growers, regardless of when or where the virus was contracted."https://t.co/EsnFeVVqhx

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

Refreshing and crisp and just a little unusual, cold soups make the best of what summer has to offer.https://t.co/ZiKjb9zCi1

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

#TheWholeDish: Why buy barbecue sauce when it’s so easy to make?https://t.co/n8kKUoQEW7

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

"One might surmise that the most difficult quality to agree on is quality of character." #JohnLewis #qualityofcharacter #dignity @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/16tC1mz2Nk

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

The Oregon Legislature is returning to Salem on Monday for a second special session, this time with the hopes of settling a $1.2 billion revenue shortfall in the budget. #OregonStateLegislature #budget #covid-19https://t.co/F6PcWDnbV8

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

Gov. Kate Brown's deal with the Trump administration to remove federal officers from Portland is a step in the right direction toward progress. #GovKateBrown #Portlandprotests #progress https://t.co/KeZ0TIVmsc

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

Today's topics include Larry Mendte, the OSF actor jail video and the Reimagine Oregon Project. https://t.co/Mc2sjvXBr7

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

Using the French cut for green beans help them cook faster and taste better. #cooking #greenbeans #healthfulfoods https://t.co/CB1GsVzFMs

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

"Opening night jitters" affects audience member Robert Galvin at his first live performance in the COVID-19 era. #OregonCabaretTheatre #theoddcouple #jitters https://t.co/qsSWq7j1Ua

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

In her podcast, Rhonda Nowak gives tips for how to use all five sense — sight, smell, touch, taste and sound — to enjoy your harvest even more. #Gardening #useyoursenses #harvest https://t.co/fLBQGxyY8H

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

#Review: Slight adjustments for the season keep Sesame Asian Kitchen's menu fresh and interesting. https://t.co/9BlCNyfVCJ

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

What is Initiative Petition 57 and is the mailer legitimate? #SinceYouAsked, we found out. https://t.co/ARLt4wgOKF

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

A grand jury has found a @JCSO_Oregon deputy was justified when he shot a suspect last month at a White City Dairy Queen.https://t.co/sWaoRs5lcC

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

#LetterstotheEditor: Today’s topics include Ashland air traffic, Jackson County commissioners, and why you should vote in November.https://t.co/l5OS8NT8zY

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

#SOFamous: Have you ever wanted to rock climb?

Take a virtual tour of Rogue Rock Gym, the only indoor rock climbing facility in Southern Oregon, below!https://t.co/h2cqsDIyXA

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

Live music, growers and crafters market, interactive science exhibits and more!

There’s plenty to do this weekend in Southern Oregon.
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— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

"This is fire resilient landscape. Plants will grow again.”#CaldwellFire #LavaBeds https://t.co/olWa7Z4bG8

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

“Summer 2020 could be next year’s horror movie.”

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are struggling to work out an agreement that would restore some federal jobless aid.https://t.co/aJjsJORfwk

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 6, 2020

#Editorial: This colossal failure didn’t hurt just jobless workers. It has cost the state’s economy as well.https://t.co/5hkrYp3oSI

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 6, 2020

Organizers expect 250,000 people to visit Sturgis during the motorcyle rally. https://t.co/r5mGFAnDxw

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

From a virtual garden tour to a Hiroshima-Nagasaki Peace Vigil, here’s a look at online events happening this weekend.https://t.co/WAJOpHb63i

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

Investigators probing the blast have focused on personnel at the Port of Beirut — Lebanon’s main port, so well known for corruption its common nickname is Ali Baba’s Cave.https://t.co/iMshSR5oYD

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

An upsurge of coronavirus cases in Japan meant a much smaller than normal turnout, but the bombing survivors’ message was more urgent than ever. https://t.co/9TJ8oNLJiT

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 6, 2020

Authorities say an incomplete tunnel found stretching from Arizona to Mexico appears to be “the most sophisticated tunnel in U.S. history."https://t.co/WNGVF718Yg

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 7, 2020

The nation of 210 million has been reporting more than 1,000 daily deaths on average since late May. https://t.co/fj2Ng8EigM

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 9, 2020

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The plane crash left 18 dead and more than 120 injured.

— Mail Tribune (@mailtribune) August 8, 2020

In a season-ending tournament, the Medford Mustangs do what they do best https://t.co/4ictYWiPVR

— Kris Henry (@Kris_Henry) August 10, 2020

Medford Mustangs get off to a strong start in the West Coast Classic, which continues with a 10 a.m. game Friday at US Cellular Community Park https://t.co/6re3qMdrXr

— Kris Henry (@Kris_Henry) August 7, 2020

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Three more cases of COVID-19 were identified in Klamath County on Monday.https://t.co/RYlnFda0zc

— Herald and News (@HeraldandNews) August 10, 2020

Humans. https://t.co/SbUaKANcb0

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) August 8, 2020

Lava Beds National Monument is burned up. But on the bright side, it's not the first time: https://t.co/s5XVyoithM

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) August 6, 2020

Just 38 Klamath tribal members were counted in the last U.S. Census. https://t.co/7G7jNHKK1Z

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) August 5, 2020

Bureau of Reclamation announce new studies on water, fish in Klamath Basin.
Doug LaMalfa (R-Calif.) said recent visit showed feds “just how harmful the bad science has been to irrigators.”https://t.co/71Zpk2aGLq

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) July 29, 2020

Significant smoke in Klamath Falls, most from Caldwell Fire across California border. pic.twitter.com/q84d6emasZ

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) July 28, 2020

The field of crosses was the destination for the May 29 “Shut Down and Fed Up Rally." It was intended to catch the attention of the Trump Administration — and it worked. Soon, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt stood across from those very same crosses.https://t.co/CCBYe1Q5UN

— Tim Trainor (@TimMTrainor) July 14, 2020

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Converting Oregon's Spence Mountain from private hands into public land has been a discussion for years. And now, thanks to funding from new legislation, @tpl_org has more than 50% of the funds needed to make the purchase.@alexpshorts @HeraldandNews https://t.co/Ucr0Zu4P1r

— Report for America (@Report4America) August 3, 2020

After competing at Evergreen Speedway in Monroe, Washington, on Friday, the ARCA Menards Series West swings over to Roseburg on Saturday for its lone series race in Oregon this year. https://t.co/YE7xZbLbLq

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 8, 2020

High school coaches and administrators in Douglas County who spoke with The News-Review on Thursday had mostly positive reactions to the Oregon School Activities Association’s announcement on the condensed 2020-21 sports year due to the coronavirus … https://t.co/17R9HSA47E

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 7, 2020

SUTHERLIN — The 11th annual Oaker Scramble poker golf tournament, a fundraiser for the Oakland High football program, is scheduled Aug. 23 at Oak Hills Golf Club. https://t.co/5ODHMqoFp4

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 6, 2020

High school football and other fall sports in Oregon will be moved to 2021 after the Oregon School Activities Association announced Wednesday afternoon it will shift and condense its 2020-21 sports calendar. https://t.co/MYPmu8C5jp

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 6, 2020

The ARCA Menards Series West — formerly NASCAR K&N Pro Series West — comes to Douglas County Speedway on Saturday for its lone series race in Oregon this year. https://t.co/567GoHsiEd

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 5, 2020

The women took center stage for the Seven Feathers Ladies Invitational golf tournament, held Saturday and Sunday at Roseburg Country Club. https://t.co/W7mJUsff3b

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 4, 2020

After the most recent rounds of guidelines and recommendations from Gov. Kate Brown and the Oregon Health Authority, Roseburg High School has announced that all summer athletic workouts have been suspended indefinitely. https://t.co/WvYl1vHShI

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) August 4, 2020

The Pacific Racing Association has scheduled its first event of the 2020 season — the Oregon Army National Guard Rumble on the River — for Saturday, Aug. 1, at Douglas County Speedway. https://t.co/VN6XDHAIx5

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) July 25, 2020

There’s good and bad baseball being played at times by the teams involved in the Douglas County high school summer league. https://t.co/TA9WOjh87w

— The News-Review (@nrtoday) July 25, 2020

“Fresh and funny, colorful and comedic, musical and mirthful, and entertaining as all get out.”
-Grants Pass Daily Courier#LovesLaborsLostOSF #OSF2018 #Shakespeare #CanonInADecade #OutdoorTheatre https://t.co/32E2USRa4Q pic.twitter.com/oLKw0C5rfU

— Oregon Shakespeare osfashland.org (@osfashland) July 8, 2018

Hey! There's a lot going on in Grants Pass! And we have fun doing it. If Granted the opportunity, don't Pass it up! https://t.co/koDxX1tPeW @GP_Oregon @GPJOChamber @DailyCourier

— Oregon House District 03 (@ORHD03) March 7, 2020

#TBT Today is #NationalMuffinDay and we are sharing old muffin recipes from The Courier Cook Book by the @DailyCourier, 1933 https://t.co/Dfgk9BNamU & the Roseburg Cook Book,1903 https://t.co/eb2Ulr5NkC @CityOfRoseburg @JCLILIBRARY #vintagecookbooks #Oregon #recipes pic.twitter.com/FlB2FIJU2S

— State Library of OR (@statelibraryor) February 20, 2020

Colorado Vol.13

Colorado’s oil and gas commission increases mill levy https://t.co/q5goyhMdEa

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 4, 2020

Legal motions for and against new rules, the prospect of future initiatives: Are the oil and gas wars really over? https://t.co/5nDPPmb6w2

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Five Questions: Father Steve shepherds his Loveland flock through coronavirus times https://t.co/TmcbQBELQM

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

Six injured in Saturday boat explosion at Horsetooth Reservoir west of Fort Collins https://t.co/bIbUnyRyYh

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

Larimer adds 19 new coronavirus cases for 1,521 https://t.co/oEpL5A3urL

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

This week in Loveland history for Aug. 9-15, 2020 https://t.co/gMhg95toxq

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

Loveland’s weekend Art in the Park celebration returns https://t.co/ycgLKvs8QR

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

Larimer County suicide prevention groups work to continue to provide services during pandemic https://t.co/MMW7c7OCHA

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 9, 2020

Val McCullough: We may want to examine the racism within ourselves https://t.co/YRhnGteC8Z

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 8, 2020

Loveland Santiago’s Mexican Restaurant building new home next door https://t.co/U06JeWJqBh

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 8, 2020

Loveland council members call for action in response to ‘Grand Wizard’ comments by city commissioner https://t.co/olJnJguJTc

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 8, 2020

Larimer County residents struggle with mental health stresses of COVID-19 https://t.co/f2BosCAGrH

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 8, 2020

Fort Collins Natural Areas plans nature programs in August https://t.co/nVgHtREd9j

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

Larimer County food-service inspections: 1 closed; others require reinspection https://t.co/giaEc0Kj6l

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

RV found submerged in Carter Lake southwest of Loveland on Friday https://t.co/fttxzjgNYs

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

How would Loveland’s proposed 1% sales tax hike be spent? https://t.co/bF3cgwGB4e

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

Loveland agrees to sell former county building for $450K, leases nearby parking lot https://t.co/4EscVUAgqM

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

Art in the Park to take place this weekend with extra safety measures https://t.co/wKTPmeTbyl

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

Larimer County’s coronavirus variance still in place; new cases, outbreaks and death reported https://t.co/P2vyv2nNPJ

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 7, 2020

Loveland library expanding services for homebound seniors with federal aid https://t.co/iUz3a5DIOu

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

Judge declines to lower bail of man who allegedly pointed gun at 2 door-to-door salesmen https://t.co/ZsgyB0bMbI

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

West Nile virus detected in Berthoud mosquito trap https://t.co/ltSUK07zmc

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

7,138 more Coloradans file for unemployment https://t.co/Ks2m9Wt6DQ

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

Hundreds meet in Loveland park to discuss resistance to COVID-19 actions https://t.co/6uf8wgiIGF

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

All Thompson School District students to return to school online, but there are 2 types of curriculum https://t.co/RaVOQWYh2W

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

Republican and Democratic candidates for 8th Judicial District Attorney debate criminal justice reform Wednesday evening https://t.co/70ZTpPpI3i

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

Larimer County will investigate Loveland site for behavioral health center https://t.co/nNp0CpOmif

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 6, 2020

Macy’s donates 1,674 dresses to House of Neighborly Service in Loveland for free prom dress event https://t.co/DfrgWD9eZw

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

Wildlife Window: Thoughts intrude on a search for orchids https://t.co/jLMfY3iU85

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

New 7-Eleven opens on East Eisenhower in Loveland https://t.co/FwCOpr59S0

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

Loveland council gives final OK to $250K incentive for IMAX at Centerra https://t.co/syxCHYkK5Q

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

Backlog in test results from state lab impeding Larimer County’s contact tracing efforts https://t.co/IEiuzQKxdC

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

JBS offers $1M to expand Greeley’s Island Grove Arena for naming rights https://t.co/nVfNFfRzP7

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

Anti-mask group to hold meeting in Loveland Wednesday evening https://t.co/qfXIAy0fpd

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

Thompson School District to delay start of in-person classes through mid-October https://t.co/LxeqsMvU3z

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 5, 2020

UCHealth in Northern Colorado seeks plasma donations from people who had COVID-19 https://t.co/2tIc38imKV

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 4, 2020

Loveland council to vote on funding for update to decades-old billing system https://t.co/gD8wMjXUTl

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 4, 2020

4-H club livestreams events during Larimer County Fair so people can watch from home https://t.co/NJbqo5s7u9

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 4, 2020

Loveland company Anatomy in Clay wins copyright ruling https://t.co/O6S8CqoyyU

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 3, 2020

Five Questions: Samantha Rofloc nurtures the Loveland Farmers Market https://t.co/UKWhErhTKR

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 2, 2020

Thompson School District to offer hybrid details during first in person meeting since March https://t.co/1aZPUuBpEv

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 2, 2020

Loveland Against Racism draws demonstrators, opponents to Dwayne Webster https://t.co/BXhuRynvmo

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 2, 2020

Counterprotesters arrive in force at Black Lives Matter protest in Berthoud Saturday https://t.co/5hME3w4Det

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 2, 2020

Mountain coaster closing in on track construction https://t.co/g66nFZSRBy

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

Energize Colorado Gap Fund looking to jump start smallest of small businesses https://t.co/pVm1CCszv7

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

No flap about it: Loveland woman runs home parrot rescue https://t.co/9dQP4e2PCD

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

Black Lives Matter, anti-racism rallies planned Saturday in Berthoud, Loveland https://t.co/xTZGVop8U3

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

Thursday marks the 44th anniversary of the 1976 Big Thompson Flood https://t.co/NqKa3cyxYl

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

Lake Loveland Swim Beach to close for the season on Sunday https://t.co/vP5921My1r

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) August 1, 2020

Loveland City Council to consider sale of former county building https://t.co/rcjmdImQra

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Extra $600 in coronavirus aid set to lapse as Congress deadlocks https://t.co/hvjjUYrPhK

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Weld County loses lawsuit challenging air pollution rules https://t.co/JQGKijXzSn

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Admission to Colorado state parks free to military and veterans during August https://t.co/foO8fHUlVv

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Person who took bar exam at University of Denver tests positive for COVID-19 following contested test https://t.co/ydWDLgpY40

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Denver judge upholds governor’s last call rule for bars and restaurants during coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/CqZ6hMF2FK

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Families ask Thompson School District about everything from bus routes to temperature checks https://t.co/5B7VlHtZHv

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Crews hit the streets in Loveland to fill gaps in 2020 census https://t.co/8C5ZCwl7S0

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Larimer County Fair junior livestock sale to go on at Fort Collins auction house https://t.co/bApS1YTULV

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Susan Holmes’ lawyer alleges perjury charge violates First Amendment https://t.co/d2SeJh8zb8

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 31, 2020

Larimer County adds 18 new COVID-19 cases for 1,311 total https://t.co/7cPM1Wytkw

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

McWhinney announces water conservation and sustainability initiative for Centerra in Loveland https://t.co/RMTzVtEqV3

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

Change in plans: Thompson School District moves to hybrid model for middle and high school https://t.co/7zYV8SqINA

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

Free day set Monday at Colorado state parks https://t.co/8lQ9lvKs3B

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

Mothers Against Drunk Driving to hold virtual walk in Northern Colorado Saturday https://t.co/nOF3k9EzlS

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

Lightning Systems creates new division to handle charging stations https://t.co/5MNQbBbQ3D

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 30, 2020

Wildlife Window: Wasps do not exist to terrorize you https://t.co/RrA9Yv4Lo9

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Gov. Jared Polis: “I’m calling on Coloradans not to be stupid” https://t.co/n4O7ViBQUC

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Colorado’s Republican lawmakers request special session to address education during pandemic https://t.co/toiYYqL8MO

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Colorado teachers worried about COVID-19 protest school reopening plans https://t.co/3TVTrAA59I

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

COVID-19 cases hit new weekly high in Colorado, but virus’ trajectory unclear https://t.co/oD70ZgOWcS

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Castle Rock restaurant that defied public health order in May closes permanently two months later https://t.co/GWT7ixKXac

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

Ping pong’s reign continues as Colorado fans wagered $38.1 million on sports in June https://t.co/kbWse5kX0f

— Reporter-Herald (@reporterherald) July 29, 2020

News from Somewhere: A special edition newsletter from Larimer Broadband and update on the current speed test. Click/tap for more: https://t.co/CcIEUzlRBZ pic.twitter.com/el7ZjmZc5P

— Larimer County (@LarimerCounty) July 31, 2020

Food! #LarimerCounty restaurant inspections for July 23-29. https://t.co/1iELK7QwMU Complete reports can be viewed at https://t.co/bSBt3PsYQr.

— Larimer County (@LarimerCounty) July 31, 2020

Larimer County Public Health Director on entering the 2020-2021 school year. #publichealth #larimercounty #publiceducation https://t.co/kBwew0x76o

— Larimer Health Dept. (@larimerhealth) July 28, 2020

Public invited to Northern Colorado Regional Airport✈️
Virtual Open House
5-6 pm
Thurs. Aug. 6
Submit questions by Aug. 5: airportmasterplan@cityofloveland.org or https://t.co/veXOan6trN.
Info:https://t.co/l3LgMqNcax, call 962-2851.#ServingLoveland #FNL https://t.co/FRB5QnWbmI

— Loveland, Colorado (@CityofLoveland) July 30, 2020

It’s up to all of us to Keep NoCo Open
Help keep our businesses open:
 Wear mask😷over nose & mouth, in public
 Maintaining 6 feet of distance
 Washing hands frequently
Unless we take measures now, all the progress we made will be taken away. #FlattenTheCurve #WearAMask pic.twitter.com/fAs2ww0UGI

— Loveland, Colorado (@CityofLoveland) July 27, 2020

La. Cty. Public Health Director urges us to stem the upsurge in COVID-19 cases NOW.
Keep NoCo open:
▪️ Wear a mask😷in public
▪️ No large gatherings
See: https://t.co/s0FwCNf7MY #InThisTogetherLoveland #FlattenTheCurve #WeCanDoThis #LovelandStrong #SupportLocalBusiness #WearAMask

— Loveland, Colorado (@CityofLoveland) July 25, 2020

New Hampshire Vol.14

A virtual town hall will be held Monday at 6 p.m. to discuss re-opening Manchester schools. Parents can watch it live on the school district’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.https://t.co/0GmQfCkXEO pic.twitter.com/1H8a5jRorX

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 3, 2020

Driver Brad Keselowski has said several times over the last couple of weeks that he is unsure where he will end up in 2021. But on Sunday, it became very apparent late in the race where he would end up in the Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 — victory lane.https://t.co/8GRI8JUmX9 pic.twitter.com/xWGY6i8YD2

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 3, 2020

New Hampshire isn't the income tax-free state of lore amid the pandemic. Granite Staters working from home are paying Massachusetts just as if they were in Boston. It's a big change from years past, read all about it.https://t.co/uzRdK4Xe0V

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 2, 2020

The New Hampshire Sunday News is profiling small businesses responding to the pandemic. This week Main Street Revival visits Table 8 Pasta in Bedford, which is adapting to a new business model.https://t.co/rSBRjbsvXs pic.twitter.com/bc3Yz7YWLP

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 2, 2020

In the low-ceilinged room in Concord where the governor briefs the media, interpreter David Krueger, dressed in dark clothes to not distract from his hands, stands to the side and signs the latest on the pandemic for the deaf.https://t.co/loOmKZ43d9 pic.twitter.com/tBSIBz1a3N

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 2, 2020

NASCAR has returned to Loudon in the midst of the pandemic. Sunday’s race will be broadcast by NBC Sports Network starting at 2:30 p.m. It will be New England’s first fan-attended sporting event at a major level since the coronavirus pandemic began. https://t.co/sisvq7cHCs pic.twitter.com/EKeuF029pT

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 2, 2020

With a new 3.3-mile stretch from Exit 5 to the I-293 split in Manchester complete, the decade-long widening project is speeding toward a conclusion. https://t.co/ODBvDjSxwU pic.twitter.com/YVxWjOp3XH

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 1, 2020

Nursing home and home-care workers will lose their $300 emergency stipend starting Saturday, a move that may prompt some already stressed nursing homes to close, a trade association warned. https://t.co/tWAw0U2AwH pic.twitter.com/c2uM7Y85wr

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) August 1, 2020

New Hampshire will begin phasing out nine community-based testing sites and moving some COVID-19 testing to hospitals. Some hospitals will begin testing people who do not have symptoms. Read all about it.https://t.co/66ldFfG1qX pic.twitter.com/Cqa7OM8X5M

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua says parents from all over the region have been asking about transferring their children to the private Catholic school in Nashua, where students and teachers will be meeting in person this fall.https://t.co/GrjBcvhNef pic.twitter.com/QZc8T1nAsh

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

Has police presence in NH schools gone too far? Gov. Chris Sununu's commission studying law enforcement reforms in New Hampshire is set to deliver its first report. Read all about it.https://t.co/uPPmN4qJ5j pic.twitter.com/eDeeG2Z1Jh

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

Owner Zachary “Zack” Woodard has completed a top-to-bottom renovation of The Lobster Tail restaurant in Windham with the help of rock star pal and regular patron Sully Erna, the vocalist and guitarist for the four-time Grammy-nominated band Godsmack. https://t.co/YZVrcfCQeU pic.twitter.com/cfP5xWiBDK

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

State officials do not plan to alert the public when restaurants or other businesses are tied to multiple COVID-19 cases — unless they see a risk to the public.https://t.co/6q6VLGSNTm pic.twitter.com/R8w0dSTda7

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

Management at the Derryfield Restaurant in Manchester will close the popular eatery’s indoor dining area on Monday for a “deep cleaning” after two staffers tested positive for COVID-19.https://t.co/FOfIcDz2hf pic.twitter.com/pOuRTMNCIU

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

A lawyer on the 14-member commission studying police reform in New Hampshire this week called for taking police out of schools and replacing them with social workers or psychologists. https://t.co/OWqj2wRRe8

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 31, 2020

After a long drive north, being turned away at popular North Country destinations with COVID-19 restrictions tends to make hikers a bit grumpy. Correspondent John Koziol talks with workers on the front lines who are taking heat.https://t.co/zvkcqPX9Ug pic.twitter.com/Kl8ZnmiIQr

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

Amid fears about growing weekend crowds at Weirs Beach and the health risk posed by expected large numbers of visitors for Motorcycle Week, Laconia’s police chief said the 97th rally should be canceled.https://t.co/z65KsjGWKB pic.twitter.com/WCEw7VFCjm

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

The Derry Cooperative School Board voted 5-2 to approve a plan for reopening school facilities and phasing in classroom instruction in the fall, following a marathon six-hour meeting Tuesday night.https://t.co/POaVqSK4k1 pic.twitter.com/zgOOaMKVi5

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

An iconic blue neon sign atop the Pandora Mill graced the city skyline for more than 50 years. The Millyard Museum hopes to restore it after 15 years in storage.https://t.co/1W0muno555 pic.twitter.com/oGVhOiF6g6

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

More people want a backyard oasis built around a refreshing pool, but they'll have to wait. High demand for pools has overwhelmed manufacturers, installers and supply companies.https://t.co/O44vYKXgW6 pic.twitter.com/YpUBQHJR6E

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

As Catholic Medical Center takes stock of the tens of millions of dollars it has lost this year and the millions more it will lose, hospital leaders laid off 71 employees this week.https://t.co/Jfn2dm3mNy pic.twitter.com/YPURkPtgCH

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 30, 2020

A fire in a meat smoker Wednesday morning caused significant water and smoke damage to the Backyard Brewery restaurant on Mammoth Road in Manchester. The restaurant and brewery is located at the site of the former Yard restaurant.https://t.co/ikw54jPAWq

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

Monday's deadly great white shark attack off the coast of Maine was common knowledge at Hampton Beach on Tuesday. The shark, which was confirmed to be a great white by a tooth fragment, is believed to have mistaken a 63-year-old NYC woman for a seal.https://t.co/RsO9hYCVbi pic.twitter.com/hqqGF3RZ0p

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

With the cancellation of events used to raise money, New Hampshire snowmobile clubs that groom thousands of miles of trails each year are alarmed about their finances. Snowmobiling is a nearly $600 million industry in the Granite State.https://t.co/1AwGSxV2yc pic.twitter.com/WFFGsoSXmh

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

Fire officials say three people suffered burns — one over a large percentage of her body — in a bizarre fire in Weare Tuesday afternoon that started when when a pickup truck hit a gas can.https://t.co/SV12QvmHmD pic.twitter.com/PbJWawzX4V

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

Our Gourmet visited Stalk in Dover three days before the governor's COVID-19 stay-at-home order in March. Now Stalk is back with street and limited inside dining, as well as curbside pickup. https://t.co/9pLbc2tMRR pic.twitter.com/zSX6GjKDj9

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

New Hampshire's state tobacco business is in the green. Tax revenue has spiked since Massachusetts banned menthol cigarettes and other flavored tobacco products a month ago. Granite State smokes were already cheaper than butts in the Bay State.https://t.co/xF7pe126TC pic.twitter.com/ENZ3hCupVP

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

Tuckaway Tavern in Raymond announced Tuesday it will close to undergo a complete disinfection after a bartender tested positive for COVID-19. https://t.co/KFHrmSGrKu pic.twitter.com/2vyidP8rRL

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

Evictions and rents are rising in New Hampshire, a trend likely to continue. A state ban on evictions was lifted July 1 and a similar ban on federally subsidized housing and properties ended last week.https://t.co/jmlhbyl3oK pic.twitter.com/BlspQ9UXn8

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 29, 2020

The hawk who gained notoriety on Facebook after a New Hampshire Sate Trooper plucked her off Interstate 89 has made a full recovery and was released back into the wild Tuesday. Read all about it.https://t.co/jRWfJMzMlk pic.twitter.com/WKwqVKVIz5

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

MuShield, a family-owned manufacturer of sheet metal enclosures for electronics and high-tech products, recently expanded its Londonderry facility to multiply its production capacity. Read all about it.https://t.co/ThFglNmdNn pic.twitter.com/cTVAOiXtJW

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

Massachusetts convenience store owners say that state's ban on menthol cigarettes has made their revenue go up in smoke as sales surged north of the border.https://t.co/sFxUtubUgK pic.twitter.com/NhbQVhBTfQ

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

A Merrimack businessman is hoping to convert the former Merrimack Vision Center site into a 12-unit apartment building. https://t.co/e02R4FBZLo pic.twitter.com/BWxsCW2PTT

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

The CEOs of three New Hampshire hospitals are asking residents to wear masks when in public to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read all about it.https://t.co/GcnpB4PEF0 pic.twitter.com/NveJY5zvaO

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

Gov. Chris Sununu signed an executive order Monday rescinding the state's ban on reusable shopping bags put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/l6lWIVBSYd pic.twitter.com/j5oc85urIl

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

On Monday, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen returned to the campaign trail, holding her first in-person event in Manchester since the coronavirus pandemic began. Read all about it.https://t.co/hxZmEYxvXy pic.twitter.com/HqnyaU3G9B

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

Couples from Massachusetts are flocking to New Hampshire to tie the knot amid the pandemic. Indoor venues are permitted to host weddings at 50 percent capacity with restrictions that include masks for staff and frequent cleaning and disinfecting. https://t.co/Dk89qS6W5v pic.twitter.com/wZeaaTtFfB

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

A fatal shark attack is being investigated off Bailey Island in Casco Bay, near Harpswell, Maine. An eyewitness reported a woman was swimming off the shore near White Sails Lane when she was attacked. https://t.co/h4QQs6Dbas pic.twitter.com/svQi80VT2W

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 28, 2020

Dangerously hot weather is expected across southern New Hampshire today and through the early part of the week. A high of 95 degrees Monday could bring heat index values as high as 105 degrees in Merrimack, Strafford, Hillsborough and Rockingham counties.https://t.co/zXWN24BVfE pic.twitter.com/tkIwMoX4io

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 27, 2020

For a bit longer than planned, whether a student in Manchester attends fifth grade at a middle or elementary school could be determined by which side of the city they live on.https://t.co/50eIVaP357 pic.twitter.com/1p5GtB4Oy9

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

Some NH colleges are seeing a surge in enrollment amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A slow economy often drives people to sign up for classes to get a degree or certificate for a new profession, according to Mark Rubinstein, president of Granite State College.https://t.co/fup6g1nhzQ

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

A Dartmouth graduate student has been on a hunger strike for nearly two weeks to pressure the college to investigate her allegations of sexual misconduct and retaliation. Maha Hasan Alshawi claims she received a low grade in retaliation for speaking out.https://t.co/0B4COHDzdr pic.twitter.com/McrlzktndL

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

A technology used to predict crime in Manchester is an example of systemic racism hiding behind a thin veneer of science, according to activists pledging to end collaboration with law enforcement. Read all about it.https://t.co/shT1Me2vwc pic.twitter.com/9WxCgCrY1V

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

New Hampshire health officials say there were 68 new cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths over the weekend.https://t.co/OhYrIyJz6C

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

Today's front page: pic.twitter.com/jW2tbzfldP

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

City and town clerks across the state report more requests for absentee ballots after the state added fear about COVID-19 as an acceptable reason to request an absentee ballot. …https://t.co/QpvNgvPWi5 pic.twitter.com/lqC1JjxrQe

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

They served, too: Opening NH's 'hallowed ground' to all Guardsmen and Reservists …https://t.co/M0aV3AE3wx pic.twitter.com/BfUfX2sRvy

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

Pandemic pivot: Jobless look to the future as federal benefits set to expire …https://t.co/hLlqtWq4Mn pic.twitter.com/QGhaghZaN9

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 26, 2020

Main Street Revival: Still punching (and flying) at Bare Knuckle Murphy's …https://t.co/XZoIlVX1pP pic.twitter.com/HKnste2vds

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 25, 2020

Enrollment numbers at Catholic schools in the state have surged since the Diocese of Manchester announced its plan to open with fully classroom-based instruction and tuition incentives. …https://t.co/9VwsNonMRw pic.twitter.com/TcYMhssiTh

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 24, 2020

In the wake of the closing of Wildcat Falls in Merrimack last month because of neighbors' complaints, the town could lower its speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph. … https://t.co/uxAttlfBzM pic.twitter.com/HJot2KHSRD

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 24, 2020

A supermarket chain has announced it plans to phase out the sale of tobacco products in all of its stores by this fall as part of an effort to provide healthier products for its customers. … https://t.co/dSmtoChHIs pic.twitter.com/wNoOJlOOQ2

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

All hospitals in the state will permit non-COVID 19 patients to designate someone who can regularly visit, astate officials announced Thursday. …https://t.co/EJ2gxMamtC pic.twitter.com/o4eVtSjCx4

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

By crafting a COVID-19 relief act that contains no money for state and local governments to plug revenue shortfalls caused by the pandemic, U.S. Senate Republicans are "changing the rules," Gov. Chris Sununu said Thursday. … https://t.co/q5v4JgvBkj pic.twitter.com/JBMpTNQTFp

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

A long vacant gas station on Hooksett Road in Manchester is set to be redeveloped into an urgent care facility. …https://t.co/zMlIOXum5z pic.twitter.com/UfQK77SmWA

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

Several ATV trails at Jericho Mountain State Park damaged by heavy rainfall last week are expected to reopen soon thanks to the efforts of volunteers and the state. …https://t.co/ckjeszg90i pic.twitter.com/TLbgo1njKc

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

Chromebook computers loaned out to Nashua students last spring came back with a range of problems, putting hundreds of the computers out of commission. …https://t.co/DPpiqEWJuH pic.twitter.com/g859y8g42N

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

Trying to recoup “significant damages” to city schools from the opioid epidemic, the Manchester school board voted to join other districts across the country in filing a claim in the bankruptcy proceeding of Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin: https://t.co/X3IV5AGI5c pic.twitter.com/q2mRxdtR8V

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 23, 2020

A Nashua police lieutenant on Wednesday implored state officials to fill a position designed to smooth friction between police and minority youth that has gone vacant for nearly two years. …https://t.co/MRmzIpP4JV pic.twitter.com/jcQW8sFrP2

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 22, 2020

The former Ioka theater’s new owners say that growing public sentiment to require them to retain the building’s iconic marquee could jeopardize the downtown Exeter project. …https://t.co/UEzZlvDoQN pic.twitter.com/qIiUYVSVEv

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 22, 2020

The “money will be there” to support the hybrid reopening of public schools, Gov. Chris Sununu said Tuesday, but his biggest concern is whether students can stay in classrooms should another big wave of COVID-19 hit this fall. …https://t.co/8fsIZGH05N pic.twitter.com/jlbevZJZRz

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 22, 2020

Faculty at the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law have voted to strip the name of New Hampshire’s only president from the school’s title, citing his failed leadership. …https://t.co/tGQBCMZspL pic.twitter.com/Gy3tK30mgv

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 22, 2020

All lawmakers, staff and any member of the public coming into the State House will be required to wear face coverings while going through common areas. … https://t.co/g0ptMmHtXW pic.twitter.com/pW7XIhp1wJ

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 22, 2020

Put on hold because of the COVID-19 pandemic, private fundraising for Nashua’s downtown performing arts center got a boost Monday from a $100,000 donation from Brady Sullivan Properties. Read all about it.https://t.co/4BL68lmpT3 pic.twitter.com/ztNVzhPfC8

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 21, 2020

About 200 people weathered 90-degree heat Monday to salute the 2020 class of the 40 Under Forty at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. Now in its 19th year, the program honors accomplished young New Hampshire professionals and volunteers. Read all about it. https://t.co/Z9jwmklVJv pic.twitter.com/SJvcXe3u2K

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 21, 2020

Advocates battling domestic violence had plenty to celebrate Monday as Gov. Chris Sununu signed a trio of bills expanding the rights of victims and closing a major loophole in criminal law.https://t.co/27ul6AEFV7 pic.twitter.com/X3XYIVDy4o

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

Access to quality health care and housing along with child poverty, language barriers, criminal justice and immigration status said to contribute to why New Hampshire's minority residents are much more likely than their white counterparts to get COVID-19.https://t.co/gJJWOT9f3E pic.twitter.com/b3j8IKHQQI

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

UNH students are worried about signing a "consent agreement" being required to return to campus amid the pandemic. Such agreements are required for students returning to any of the University System of New Hampshire colleges.https://t.co/KbOwep7Oi0

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

This week in Looking Back, columnist Aurore Eaton takes a look at the history behind the construction of the VA Hospital in Manchester. Read all about it.https://t.co/1oUjemPQQn pic.twitter.com/Q7CoLbFdCv

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

After a report released last week detailed weaknesses in Concord’s response to repeated allegations that a former teacher had crossed the line with students, the district hopes new procedures will help catch similar incidents sooner.https://t.co/RXauaDZsue

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

Another Queen City apartment complex is going high end. Reporter Mark Hayward takes a look in City Matters.https://t.co/3ilRScQF7B pic.twitter.com/f01YvQkVZ5

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

Superintendent Earl Metzler has resigned as head of School Administrative Unit 55 to take on a new role with the Hampstead School District as it prepares for a breakup with the Timberlane Regional School District.https://t.co/qrOJr8EbAY pic.twitter.com/d1k3k230I1

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 20, 2020

The stone front and mill architecture to the newest gas station on South Willow Street might look familiar. It’s the same concept as the welcome centers along Interstate 93 in Hooksett. The Common Man Roadside Market & Deli is now open.https://t.co/Xg398cXJB2 pic.twitter.com/ulYkuuqjm4

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 19, 2020

"Lucky to be alive" Mass. hiker rescued after being trapped by collapsed snow arch on Tuckerman’s Ravine Trail atop Mount Washington.https://t.co/qDO7a6Vf1J pic.twitter.com/k6Ti8cjAMN

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 19, 2020

Even with the rise of online shopping and the shifting nature of retail, the South Willow corridor remains critical to the city and region’s economy. … https://t.co/Bi6E5FOUXH pic.twitter.com/Id8KK3VfHF

— UnionLeader.com (@UnionLeader) July 19, 2020

The state plans to move forward with all high school sports and have sport-specific safety guidelines in place. …https://t.co/kRVKtpKFY1 pic.twitter.com/enxAWrwXK0

— Union Leader Sports (@NHULSports) July 26, 2020

Science and Technology Vol.34 (#coronavirus, #telemedicine, #bigdata, etc.)

Is the future of pets electric?#AI #MachineLearning #Robotics @WearableGuru @SpirosMargaris @HaroldSinnott @Paula_Piccard @gvalan @ipfconline1 @diioannid @Droit_IA @ShiCooks @Ym78200 @kalydeoo @labordeolivier @sebbourguignon @Nicochan33 @mvollmer1 @helene_wpli @sallyeaves pic.twitter.com/ud6tjECAYw

— Jean-Baptiste Lefevre (@jblefevre60) July 27, 2020

Robotic Rubik's Cube solver!#AI #MachineLearning #Robotics #Engineering @ersuniverse @PawlowskiMario @HaroldSinnott @SpirosMargaris @Paula_Piccard @gvalan @ShiCooks @Droit_IA @diioannid @ipfconline1 @sebbourguignon @labordeolivier @kalydeoo @Ym78200 @Nicochan33 @HITpol @3itcom pic.twitter.com/KFRX6FWry9

— Jean-Baptiste Lefevre (@jblefevre60) July 25, 2020

There are more #Robots in the US #workforce than ever before @wef HT @Ronald_vanLoon via @ingliguori #Robotics #Automation #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #futureofwork @antgrasso @Fabriziobustama @Hana_ElSayyed @PawlowskiMario @enricomolinari @FrRonconi @HaroldSinnott pic.twitter.com/00XxYB90rM

— Giuliano Liguori (@ingliguori) July 20, 2020

The Machine learning landscape #AI #deeplearning #machinelearning #sales #HR #recruiting #marketing #adtech #education #finance #fintech #retail #AR #robotics pic.twitter.com/fZezLpyyGc

— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) July 26, 2020

A 5-star hotel on wheels

By @gigadgets_ ~ TY, @FrRonconi #FutureOfWork #LuxuryTravel @Xbond49 @Julez_Norton @kashthefuturist @jblefevre60 @PawlowskiMario @labordeolivier @Nicochan33 @kalydeoo @RLDI_Lamy @Ym78200 @JeroenBartelse @TerenceLeungSF @Droit_IA pic.twitter.com/wgYwsRymg7

— Shi 💖 #WearAMask #SocialDistancing #StayHealthy💖 (@ShiCooks) July 28, 2020

Great gadget to change your TV into a touchscreen via @mashable #innovation #IoT #InternetOfThings @PawlowskiMario @MargaretSiegien @Droit_IA @Paula_Piccard @RitupaGhosh @BViseeon @kalydeoo @jblefevre60 @Exchange5g @ravidugh @enricomolinari @CurieuxExplorer @ipfconline1 @3itcom pic.twitter.com/XwfHBeWqkp

— Nicolas Babin (@Nicochan33) July 26, 2020

Smart idea to help save the planet. Via @wef #innovation @PawlowskiMario @enricomolinari @MargaretSiegien @diioannid @jblefevre60 @kuriharan @kalydeoo @ipfconline1 @pierrepinna @Droit_IA @RitupaGhosh @rwang0 @RLDI_Lamy @labordeolivier @sebbourguignon @Hana_ElSayyed @ShiCooks pic.twitter.com/JaIiMCXoh0

— Nicolas Babin (@Nicochan33) July 28, 2020

This is what Japan had in mind for the Olympics. An amazing country. Via @wef #digitaltransformation #innovation @ipfconline1 @kuriharan @jblefevre60 @IanLJones98 @HaroldSinnott @mvollmer1 @Paula_Piccard @Xbond49 @mallys_ @Nad_Alves @sebbourguignon @labordeolivier @enricomolinari pic.twitter.com/7xHqi4q14e

— Nicolas Babin (@Nicochan33) July 26, 2020

Improving work safety with AI and computer vision#MachineLearning #BigData #DataScience #AI #IoT #Python #RStats #javascript #ReactJS #Linux #Programming #coding #VR #Tech #WebDev #HTML #CSS #Devops #NodeJS #VueJS #Java #Robotics #100DaysOfCode #Drones #automation #defstar5 pic.twitter.com/MDgVYv9rRK

— IMS Pak-AIMS (@pak_aims) July 28, 2020

Watch how Augumented reality is helping shoppers in the super market.#ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DataScience #Robotics #VirtualReality #AI #augumentedreality #VR #technology #innovation pic.twitter.com/TkqY6KaGdV

— AI Guy (@iamsazidk) July 25, 2020

#Machine can sense #Robotics #STEM #AI #MachineLearning think #innovations #IR 4.0 future #technology big opportunities for Indian youth through #skillindia #MakeInIndia #AtmaNirbharBharat @ssip_p pic.twitter.com/pPH2R6sTlf

— @AravalliCsc (@AravalliCsc1) July 26, 2020

Firefighter #drone! (Tech Insider)pic.twitter.com/CKdZ6D0DGl #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Robotics #DataScience #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #IoT #DigitalTransformation

— @Hi Warangal (@HiWarangal) July 27, 2020

Recycled cardboard cocoon by @LandLifeCompany supports a seedling through its crucial first yearpic.twitter.com/m8mqYNCn00
via @realtechmatters #SDGs #Sustainability #trees @SpirosMargaris @Paula_Piccard @mvollmer1 @jblefevre60 @enricomolinari @Nicochan33 @FrRonconi @ShiCooks

— Jeroen Bartelse (@JeroenBartelse) July 28, 2020

Top #DataScience Interview Questions and Answers for Entry level and Mid-Level Folks https://t.co/n5qYUnJZHr pic.twitter.com/mUsj9tp53F

— KDnuggets (@kdnuggets) July 25, 2020

IBM is launching Open P-TECH in Pakistan to help develop talent and equip them with technical and professional proficiency in AI, Data Science, CyberSecurity, Cloud, etc – enabling our workforce for a #DigitalPakistan.https://t.co/GoPg8du9ZE

— Tania Aidrus (@taidrus) July 27, 2020

💠 This kinetic fabric stores #Data
within it

>@EvanKirstel #DataScience #programming #100DaysOfCode #Python #Linux #code #engineering #GirlsWhoCode #DevOps #STEM #CodeNewbie #BigData #AI #MachineLearning #javascript pic.twitter.com/ACpjsWvUxG

— Colin McGuire (@realColinMac) June 28, 2020

📚 The Self-Learning Path To Becoming A #Data Scientist, #AI or ML #Engineer #Education #EdTech #DataScience #programming #100DaysOfCode #Python #code #Engineering #GirlsWhoCode #DevOps #STEM #CodeNewbie #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning https://t.co/jtGU7eEWYg

— Colin McGuire (@realColinMac) July 6, 2020

📚 This #robot is teaching kids to #code #DataScience #DataAnalytics #EdTech #Artificialintelligence #100DaysOfCode #tech #BigData #AI #MachineLearning #Engineering #Python #IIoT #Javascript #Linux #CodeNewbie #programming #GirlsWhoCode #STEM #Robotics pic.twitter.com/qmP2eimh48

— Colin McGuire (@realColinMac) July 9, 2020

How the AI converts your thoughts into sentences !#AI #MachineLearning #NLP #DataScience #DataScientists #BigData #Mathematics #BigData #Analytics #IoT #Python #RStats #JavaScript #ReactJS #CloudComputing #Serverless #Linux #Programming #Coding #NeuralNetwork #neuroscience pic.twitter.com/SYyrWSTN5A

— PINAKI (@PinakiLaskar) July 16, 2020

The #world in 2045 – The future of #technology #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #DataScience #DeepLearning #BigData #Robotics #VirtualReality #MachineLearning #AI #IoT #Aviation #Architecture
V/@wef @VladoBotsvadze cc @MargaretSiegien @PawlowskiMario
pic.twitter.com/E3ueeXGFsl

— Margaret Siegien 💫 🌎🚀 (@MargaretSiegien) July 12, 2020

The future of #Retail
by @futurism #IoT #BigData #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MI #InternetofThings

Cc: @valaafshar @adamsconsulting @pierrepinna pic.twitter.com/QtVm8JpFk7

— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) July 10, 2020

World’s largest #SuperComputer can do 200 #quadrillion actions per sec and operates like a #human #brain🤯@nowthisnews MT @julez_norton #AI #DeepLearning #NeuralNetwork #ML #MI #Data #BigData #Computing @Nicochan33 @MargaretSiegien @ShiCooks @mvollmer1 pic.twitter.com/NibINxEria

— Mario Pawlowski 🇵🇱🇺🇸🇪🇺🌎⚽️ (@PawlowskiMario) July 9, 2020

What is #6G? Well, how about speed of 1TB per second🤯

MT @kashthefuturist V/@PawlowskiMario #5G #IoT #IIoT #Data #BigData #AI #Download #Upload #innovation #Future #tech #ML #4IR @jblefevre60 @MargaretSiegien @mvollmer1 @Droit_IA @Nicochan33 @FrRonconi pic.twitter.com/lCxxJWWWKq

— Mario Pawlowski 🇵🇱🇺🇸🇪🇺🌎⚽️ (@PawlowskiMario) July 11, 2020

https://t.co/30cmvlVaUT @GladstoneInst

by
Sarah wiLLiams #bigdata #neuroscience #Mentalhealth #Biotechnology #healthCare #WHO #USA #canada #london #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France

— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) July 9, 2020

Impact #Analytics – What's the #impact of #BigData Analytics & #AI not only in #COVID19 context but #DigitalTransformation beyond? @Dana_Gardner discusses the #future with #ArtificialIntelligence solutions technologists from @HPE Via @Enterprisenxt #tech https://t.co/Yq16MgKEk2

— Dr. Sally Eaves (@sallyeaves) July 12, 2020

Why are Artificial Intelligence systems biased? https://t.co/4vJ7yiu9s3 #ai #ml #dl #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #deeplearning #datascience #bigdata #analytics #businessintelligence #bi #datamining #trends #visualization #data #technology #IoT #5G

— Cuong Nguyen Tien (@cuongcz) July 12, 2020

How #AI Researchers Are Tackling #TransparentAI:

Interview With Steve Eglash, Stanford University https://t.co/bsCBbK9aFU #fintech #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DeepLearning @rschmelzer @CogWorldHub @Stanford pic.twitter.com/ADtXKfvmPs

— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) July 13, 2020

#AI #BigData #healthcare

Ways The Healthcare Industry Is Reaping Big Rewards From Big Data

by & via @terence_mills https://t.co/DZO9rzZHAJ

— Heinz V. Hoenen (@HeinzVHoenen) July 13, 2020

Researchers at #MIT are using #deeplearning to discover new antibiotics. By @spelldotrun
Via @ingliguori #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #bigdata #healthtech #datascience #healthcare #AI @antgrasso @enricomolinari @Hana_ElSayyed @marcusborba @AkwyZ @mvollmer1 @alvinfoo pic.twitter.com/XYeoc0j5Z8

— Giuliano Liguori (@ingliguori) July 5, 2020

Robotic swing coach helps you play golf like a pro #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #DataScience #ML #MachineLearning #BigData #DeepLearning #DL #Robots https://t.co/hXLD2Pn789 pic.twitter.com/PSImtFNN8F

— Bojana Vukov (@BojanaVukov) June 25, 2020

This mathematical model can predict climate change!#AI #MachineLearning #DataScience #BigData @Seeker HT @EvanKirstel @SpirosMargaris @HaroldSinnott @Paula_Piccard @gvalan @rwang0 @ipfconline1 @ShiCooks @Droit_IA @labordeolivier @kalydeoo @Ym78200 @Nicochan33 @chboursin @ahier pic.twitter.com/tzivgLH9nG

— Jean-Baptiste Lefevre (@jblefevre60) June 27, 2020

Learn how to create your own Tableau dashboards. #ODSCEurope will have hands-on training sessions for essential skills in #MachineLearning #DataScience #DataViz +more!
→https://t.co/mCPPnbly0p by @ODSC
———#ODSC #BigData #DataScientists #DeepLearning #AI #Coding #VisualAnalytics pic.twitter.com/XRSXNdgQXz

— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) June 30, 2020

Crowdsourcing temperatures by @Kinsa smart thermometers provides a remarkable way to measure "real-time, atypical disease transmission' and to predict #COVID19 outbreaks days before they occur… https://t.co/kPp0cn5bxD via @cwarzel @nytimes #publichealth #bigdata #DigitalHealth pic.twitter.com/llVkFTYE90

— Daniel Kraft, MD (@daniel_kraft) June 29, 2020

How machine learning finds anomalies to catch financial cybercriminals https://t.co/sbY4WkvHMp By @igorkaufman #fintech #CyberSecurity #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #BigData @Victoryabro
@CioAmaro
@todddlyle
@AshokNellikar
@AghiathChbib

— Automeme (@automeme) June 27, 2020

#BigData is the lifeblood of businesses big or small. It measures relevant business metrics, represents the voice of the customer, informs strategic decision-making — the list goes on. Ready to harness the power of data? Check this out. https://t.co/EmB5ArpRtg

— Splunk (@splunk) June 30, 2020

Grab and go #shopping #AI #BigData #RPA #IoT #Chatbots #PayTech #4IR #Tech #EmergingTech #Payments #CX #FinTech #DataScience

MT @MikeQuindazzi @PawlowskiMario @enricomolinari @MargaretSiegien @mvollmer1 @ShiCooks @Droit_IA @automeme @Ronald_vanLoon pic.twitter.com/Rv8COH3woU

— ThinkSys Inc (@thinksysinc) July 2, 2020

The Amalgamation of Human Brain and Artificial Intelligence. #bigdata #MachineLearning #aiandthelaw https://t.co/Clj2z2qLU1

— Nordic AI Artificial Intelligence Institute (@nordicinst) July 7, 2020

6 Pillars of a Successful #AIStrategy #AI #KI #BusinessStrategy #EmergingTech #100DaysOfMLCode #100DaysOfCode #defstar5 #DataDriven #FutureReady #DigitalTransformation #Security #BigData #MachineLearning #DataScience #Analytics #Management #privacy https://t.co/bJllxalzrL

— Murat Durmus (CEO @AISOMA_AG) (@CEO_AISOMA) July 8, 2020

So when you thought it was a quiet night.#AugmentedReality #MixedReality #Socialmedia #technology #Bigdata #innovation #IoT #5G
Cc: @realColinMac @baski_LA @CathyHackl @FrRonconi @gvalan @techpearce2 @Dahl_Consult @labordeolivier @Ym78200 @archonsec @RickKing16 @Victoryabro pic.twitter.com/33jmxtx8x3

— Fabrizio Bustamante (@Fabriziobustama) July 8, 2020

Harvard Is Offering Free Online Courses for Machine Learning. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode https://t.co/CTSWmmSOB2 pic.twitter.com/XBW37CujCe

— BIconnections (@biconnections) July 3, 2020

What is #DataScience?#MachineLearning #BigData #AI #IoT #Python #RStats #javascript #ReactJS #Linux #Programming #coding #VR #Blockchain #Tech #WebDev #CSS #Devops #NodeJS #VueJS #Java #Robotics #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #Drones #Automation #autonomous #defstar5 #drones #4IR https://t.co/42USQ2N1kJ

— Theju Paul #DigitalTransformation #SDG StoryTeller (@ThejuPaul) July 16, 2020

Look at this #Infographic: What happens in 1 minute in Internet in 2020#DigitalTransformation #MachineLearning #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #cybersecurity #Blockchain #DX #Analytics #Industry40 #AI #IIoT #DataScience #IoT pic.twitter.com/rWPu3yC1iz

— Roberto Demidchuk (@R_Demidchuk) July 10, 2020

6 Free Data Science Books. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #NLProc #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Books #Statistics #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode https://t.co/5kSkO049I0

— Gulshan Yadav (@thisisgulshan) July 20, 2020

A global team of scientists have developed an #AI system to detect 17 diseases from exhaled breath with 86% accuracy by @spell_ml #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #datascience #bigdata #analytics #deeplearning #ml #medicine #healthtech #healthcare pic.twitter.com/ANXYpp0Br7 pic.twitter.com/03EJ4FHKx3

— Robotics (@RoboticsTech1) July 14, 2020

#ArtificialIntelligenceGoogle's finds that as artificial intelligence get more advanced it gets more agressive by @wef #ArtificialIntelligence #BigData #DataScience #DeepLearning #Algorithms #NeuralNetworks #MachineLearning #AI pic.twitter.com/yfqQg1JLTx pic.twitter.com/SD7rINwhaN

— Robotics (@RoboticsTech1) July 15, 2020

#Tech giants and the massive amounts of #BigData they are collecting >>> @VisualCap via @MikeQuindazzi #Google #Facebook #Apple #Twitter #Amazon #Microsoft

>>> #IoT #AI #FinTech #SocialMedia #CyberSecurity #Analytics #DataProtection #DataPrivacy #GDPR https://t.co/bCeGJcJuRs

— Dr. Marcell Vollmer #StayHome #StaySafe (@mvollmer1) July 3, 2020

What is the Cost of 1GB of Mobile Data in Every Country? Globally, the cost of mobile data will fetch you anywhere from $0.09 per GB, all the way up to $27 per GB.#internet #BigData #Analytics https://t.co/WZOIGzceB4

— Dr. Marcell Vollmer #StayHome #StaySafe (@mvollmer1) July 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/HaroldSinnott/status/1280920868621877249
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We could show this new data that #Hydroxychloroquine definitely does not work against #COVID19 to @realDonaldTrump to try and get him to focus on new treatments that are proven and not controversial, but whatever makes him think the stuff works is stronger than science. https://t.co/KUyGlkwvg7

— Scientists Report (@scientistsrep) July 28, 2020

Make sure to check out our guide to some of the most talked-about efforts to treat or prevent coronavirus infection, with details on the science, history, and timeline for each endeavor.
View our Covid-19 Drugs & Vaccines Tracker here: https://t.co/cGVaZAAivT #COVID19 #vaccines

— STAT (@statnews) July 17, 2020

As the virus that causes Covid-19 spreads worldwide, our Covid-19 Tracker offers a snapshot of the crisis right now.
View it here: https://t.co/CcwDJjQ8HY #COVID19

— STAT (@statnews) July 17, 2020

The study adds to the evidence that hydroxychloroquine, heralded as a treatment based on scant data early in the pandemic, has little utility in treating Covid-19. https://t.co/FkpKoHsONy

— STAT (@statnews) July 17, 2020

While countries in Asia and Europe move back toward normalcy, the U.S. has put itself in a position where only a vaccine might reverse the devastating health and economic effects of the virus. https://t.co/9Tpt2SRKJS

— STAT (@statnews) July 16, 2020

Who would've guessed that the best online telemedicine tool was free? 🤯 See how JotForm can help you schedule appointments, collect patient health info, and protect data with HIPAA compliance.https://t.co/mzGIWe4FPD

— JotForm (@JotForm) April 28, 2020

We get by with a little help from our friends. 👥💞 JotForm is proud to be partners with these companies extending a helping hand during the pandemic. 🤝https://t.co/MdojhGsBfv

— JotForm (@JotForm) May 5, 2020

Remote work comes with some surprising benefits! 💻 See how working from home can help in both your professional and personal life.https://t.co/VKcn1zvfjT

— JotForm (@JotForm) May 7, 2020

Party with Podo during your next video call! 😸 Whether you want to hide a messy room or lighten up your online work meetings, try these JotForm virtual backgrounds — starring our loveable mascot — for Zoom! 💻https://t.co/Hr4hA0WTst

— JotForm (@JotForm) May 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/JotForm/status/1266296189311320064

How do you manage a remote team once you’ve assembled one? Check out these expert tips for building a positive culture of collaboration and communication for your virtual team. ‍💻https://t.co/ZHYQXtkiWj

— JotForm (@JotForm) July 2, 2020

Digital health funding hits another high mark for 2020, writes @elisereuter @medcitynews https://t.co/AxsvZJDq1u @Rock_Health #digitalhealth #VentureCapital

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 6, 2020

How can medical records adapt to address the current crisis? @craiglimoli and Georgia Papathomas share some ideas: https://t.co/ZaWusm2BK0

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 7, 2020

.@PropellerHealth gets green light to bundle its digital health tools with inhalers, writes @EliseReuter @medcitynews https://t.co/Qy0EixabGx #DigitalHealth

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 8, 2020

Medical device #cybersecurity startup @MedCrypt strikes partnership with @BlackBerry, writes @EliseReuter https://t.co/0VO2L0DXui

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 10, 2020

Moderna completes enrollment in Phase II #COVID19 vaccine trial, writes @biotechvisigoth @medcitynews https://t.co/7Qo2zZ9ygN $MRNA

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 9, 2020

Pfizer, BioNTech get fast-track from #FDA for Covid-19 vaccines, writes @biotechvisigoth @medcitynews https://t.co/GKSHRjAlwj @BioNTech_Group $PFE #COVID19

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 13, 2020

Beyond #telehealth: The new era of consumer directed virtual care by @GlenTullman https://t.co/najNC4PC1e (sponsored by @Livongo) #COVID19

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 14, 2020

Alphabet spinoff CityBlock Health raises $54 million, writes @EliseReuter. @cityblockhealth $GOOG https://t.co/1UKdguVdqf

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 16, 2020

Study from @bentleyu finds Gilead Sciences' #COVID__19 drug #remdesivir benefited from $6.5B in NIH-funded research over decades, writes @biotechvisigoth. $GILD says it may spend >$1B this year on the drug https://t.co/o7gNAdRz84

— MedCity News (@medcitynews) July 10, 2020

Resources to help physician practices on front lines of the fight against coronavirus: https://t.co/61zuj8SWDL via @MedEconomics

— 3M Health Information Systems (@3MHISNews) April 24, 2020

As healthcare practices look to #telehealth during the #COVID19 pandemic, these tips can help in evaluating vendors https://t.co/HjEySMlbN2 via @MedEconomics

— MedPro Group (@MedProProtector) May 15, 2020

There's been a surge in #Telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our own Heather George was recently interviewed by @MedEconomics about what this means for #RevenueCycle leaders. Check it out: https://t.co/TTmb7v5x7Y

— Patientco (@Patientco) May 29, 2020

"All of the things that we're working on with our practices to do a good job on the value-based contract is exactly what you would want to do for your mom in the time of COVID."@Farzad_MD on why value-based care is shining brightest in dark times.https://t.co/mBDNhq96FJ

— Aledade, Inc (@AledadeACO) July 1, 2020

@DrHalee, President and CEO at MGMA, discusses the evolving challenges facing the #healthcare community amid #COVID19 – including testing availability, PPE shortages, burnout, and more in a recent conversation with @MedEconomics. Watch now: https://t.co/JNJvGbihyI pic.twitter.com/qCwaPQyh7g

— MGMA (@MGMA) April 30, 2020

How are millennial physicians changing the conversation around #healthcare now, and what does it mean for the future? Our own industry experts, Andrew Hajde and Cristy Good share their experience and insights in a new article from @MedEconomics https://t.co/HFU34w3wdu pic.twitter.com/p83pMP7JOM

— MGMA (@MGMA) June 8, 2020

New Hampshire Vol.11

Cases of COVID-19 in the Lakes Region as of July 20 https://t.co/3e4gfRv2hH pic.twitter.com/NaIe6hbM0D

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 22, 2020

Laconia couple found love at the five and dime https://t.co/yyoSRsCq7N pic.twitter.com/VNc2YQeDTa

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 22, 2020

Governor signs bill sought by Gunstock Resort https://t.co/EO4lj3960C

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 21, 2020

Oh deer https://t.co/d9DpCAexUr #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/4hQ6QmQPNy

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 19, 2020

Island Living on Lake Winnipesaukee https://t.co/6xbdepcmUs pic.twitter.com/p4lKMFlW2j

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 19, 2020

New house on Becky's Garden https://t.co/YGiXLTuOs5 #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/fw1LHhgaSn

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 18, 2020

Diving on Winnipesaukee https://t.co/QvGa2JHWGm

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 18, 2020

These cows aren't for milking https://t.co/0aTmnAINmy

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 17, 2020

See you in 2021: Pumpkin Fest, many other gatherings cancelled https://t.co/FyzYAFqMmJ

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 17, 2020

Developer unveils next Lakeport project https://t.co/EYdX7UBMaV pic.twitter.com/G0sWgK8coy

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 17, 2020

The (pure) joy of fishing https://t.co/Xfab7XBpdD

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 16, 2020

Online art students create banners for Rotary Park https://t.co/fZ1VN6j99v pic.twitter.com/OM3nagideE

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 16, 2020

City Council still pressing for brick look on boat showroom exterior https://t.co/NF7yypfMza pic.twitter.com/RaCdXmDMIL

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 16, 2020

Tucker: Laconia is ready to plan school-opening test https://t.co/OcGjtSwUNS

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 16, 2020

Holy Trinity launches farm-to-school program https://t.co/mJpf2y5FTQ pic.twitter.com/mTdrQ6oAP4

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 16, 2020

State unemployment claims continue to fall https://t.co/dfuOYtUxlD pic.twitter.com/kIqSGgDxbl

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 15, 2020

Back to school: Masks not mandated in classrooms https://t.co/8pCtOwzpNv

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 15, 2020

Muffled Motorcycle Week is a go for August https://t.co/fJyKrociDU pic.twitter.com/cz1ar6C1YD

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 15, 2020

Franklin Savings Bank called a 'Community Hero' by industry mag https://t.co/GvTfsCJQaM pic.twitter.com/6EK7hZt434

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 14, 2020

Laconia Library reopens today, with limitations https://t.co/FlKTY6NUFg pic.twitter.com/0JZkHjXuuW

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 14, 2020

Laconia student sees double-layer opportunity: Diploma and a college degree https://t.co/DaHeOCpAti

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 14, 2020

N.H. AG: Most Common Coronavirus Complaint Concerns Restaurants https://t.co/fgUrLFvgkb

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 13, 2020

Leveraging social media doesn't have to take up a lot of time https://t.co/Vs9BcyodmZ

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 13, 2020

Historic homes: Buy with your head as well as your heart https://t.co/OYjh3vkCv0

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 13, 2020

Niel Young mixed political grit with community care https://t.co/nKOqfxVuv3

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 12, 2020

Sunrise on the lake https://t.co/mOgaSK04XB #ldsreaderpics

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 11, 2020

Tiki Hut Boats find a home on Weirs pier https://t.co/WvdDNzt91X pic.twitter.com/nhduCpecYj

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 11, 2020

Pet tortoise runs off in Moultonborough https://t.co/8qKpvFbKnz pic.twitter.com/UGcy2W8Sdd

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 11, 2020

Summertime and the living is easy — Mostly https://t.co/I7r7s7Ewxk

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 10, 2020

Hike and/or Bike: Opportunities abound in the Lakes Region https://t.co/tu9rxJBdFR pic.twitter.com/y0p7TQHmDZ

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 10, 2020

American Pickers to film in New England https://t.co/WmyhSCI1cF pic.twitter.com/tkXwVX5t1d

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

Self-employed NH residents could be eligible for up to $50K https://t.co/CS3OgwPQiY

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

Rotary Car Show goes online, hopes to draw wide audience https://t.co/Ub8e0uim8w

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

New principals exude optimism as they face challenges https://t.co/8ZHgghWeKU pic.twitter.com/FMp6hs2tp8

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

Government releases some details on Lakes Region PPP recipients https://t.co/8DGMr49whl pic.twitter.com/JingQQZJv9

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

Historic Busiel Mill building going up for sale https://t.co/YTBlQKK7X9 pic.twitter.com/dduWLjZrcl

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 9, 2020

Nurselog https://t.co/ufUfgSJqnL #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/jTk5RbjkOZ

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 8, 2020

National Ice Cream Day is coming up, and is the subject of this week's question https://t.co/Tg9JPiIpp6 pic.twitter.com/RRSSPwNdVs

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 8, 2020

Landscape to make ticks feel unwelcome https://t.co/7l7GRlDPCB

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 8, 2020

High-speed broadband help may be on the way https://t.co/eDNyOFNfIP pic.twitter.com/1zy0fLM8Li

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 8, 2020

Newfound fireworks https://t.co/TmScNOP2Cf #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/RQV1vvTLCW

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 7, 2020

Tax Tips: Are your Social Security benefits taxable? https://t.co/xjcuPBJfPL

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 7, 2020

Two young entrepreneurs hope to start a fashion ‘wave’ in downtown Laconia https://t.co/4VSJSmW8mN pic.twitter.com/u9cMcXGjnw

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 7, 2020

Roses 101: They are easier to grow than you might think https://t.co/Og3PIrumTL pic.twitter.com/zD4Nni4s2m

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 5, 2020

Hospitality businesses trying to stay positive during a time of uncertainty https://t.co/UBwRWeRaTe pic.twitter.com/qHHrUKVlZ3

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 5, 2020

Happy 4th https://t.co/ARR2BJ70g0 #ldsreaderpics

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 4, 2020

Planning your weekend, or your staycation? Check out what to do and where to do it in our 2020 summer fun guide! https://t.co/TcPXqsanVB pic.twitter.com/6TC0Ni00VD

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 4, 2020

Things that go boom in the night may have more home-grown feel https://t.co/EqoYr4cjzj pic.twitter.com/i5AHXe63E3

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 4, 2020

Moonrise https://t.co/VbLhlu07di #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/LcCsLHtyUb

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 3, 2020

Hospital officials: The need for blood is critical https://t.co/ucE1BSJ1Ig pic.twitter.com/vwzUz7N6cB

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 3, 2020

UNH survey reveals viewpoints on NH fall school re-openings https://t.co/uYdLG7vem3

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 3, 2020

Is a gentle bull an oxymoron? https://t.co/M2eKCYbvkT pic.twitter.com/PEewNiooe8

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 3, 2020

CARES Act economic impact payments may not automatically reach 9,900 eligible Granite staters https://t.co/9uYriDB8JL pic.twitter.com/QL3le24WNx

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 2, 2020

Nursing homes receive loads of defective equipment from FEMA https://t.co/O4069zJgBL pic.twitter.com/yztsqd467f

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 2, 2020

The writing life https://t.co/sifNKnHvHi

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 2, 2020

During the pandemic, success surges for Helping Hands Senior Support https://t.co/WumvT9oyG9 pic.twitter.com/w7vY45gz8I

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 2, 2020

Steering toward success – girl has passion for animals, ag and medicine https://t.co/sWnDxZ9BnM pic.twitter.com/uhL5VW6VS3

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 2, 2020

Meredith Neck sunset https://t.co/q11XPyAmSA #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/3CJjN9l2UN

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 1, 2020

Cloudy with a chance of sparklers: Are there any July 4th fireworks in NH this year? https://t.co/b405CUKWsy

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 1, 2020

State School authority bill passes House, now heads to governor's desk https://t.co/eGQg70alr3 pic.twitter.com/FXexk43rFP

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 1, 2020

Gilford woman makes best of racial firestorm https://t.co/6h5Osj990R

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) July 1, 2020

Daisies and rainbows https://t.co/5kL2HrpuQ7 #ldsreaderpics

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

Market Basket, malls among biggest recipients of state's free mask program https://t.co/sofly2g5dl pic.twitter.com/vzv2jmGkjR

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

Tax Tips: CARES Act waives 2020 Required Minimum Distribution for retirement investors https://t.co/G7FVhyX9lz

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

Paying for College: Smart college shoppers don’t overbuy https://t.co/zFyR1xrjFt pic.twitter.com/S9gkqMZj2G

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

First weekend of Weirs Beach limit goes smoothly https://t.co/vbl9dl8mO8

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

New trail winds through the watery center of Meredith https://t.co/ypjtyM60ss

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 30, 2020

Father's Day gift https://t.co/kHfYPReWek #ldsreaderpics

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 29, 2020

Whitewater park gaining steam in Franklin https://t.co/hrxDa2PYAP pic.twitter.com/MDYwUugnEr

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 28, 2020

Summer swimming fun https://t.co/0xulcih8WV #ldsreaderpics pic.twitter.com/o9KDKkW7HW

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 27, 2020

Some summer camps may not make it https://t.co/CrhXD5SLqm pic.twitter.com/ESviq0GxEH

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 27, 2020

Funspot reopens Monday after 3-month closure https://t.co/94zvEejYTd pic.twitter.com/jBEcht8SJE

— Laconia Daily Sun (@laconiadailysun) June 27, 2020

New Hampshire Vol.10

The @UofNH reopening plan includes students receiving self-test kits for the coronavirus.https://t.co/3O9LKXNJ6a

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 16, 2020

Portsmouth leaders looking for ways to ease small restaurant owners' financial burden in order to serve liquor at newly approved outdoor cafes.https://t.co/Clz06qGsd6

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

“No matter how you slice this, this is good news,” Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious disease expert said of the vaccine that is being developed by Moderna and could be produced by Lonza Biologics at Pease International Tradeport.https://t.co/cQlMdZeOeM

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 14, 2020

Hampton school leaders plan for multiple scenarios for the start of school.https://t.co/LKXfDbGDak

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 20, 2020

NH virus updates: Survey highlights include 8 in 10 parents saying children were eager to return to the classroom but mixed feelings from the parents; a new long-term care outbreak and a social media campaign to promote masks.https://t.co/4CMJYLepDo

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 20, 2020

Plans for Pop Up Portsmouth are 'very exciting,' organizers say as they race to make it happen and help businesses survive the pandemic.https://t.co/JGAay0WDID

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 20, 2020

Parents in Portsmouth are being asked for their views on sending children back to school.https://t.co/5oXfOQ4KSZ

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 20, 2020

Should Portsmouth City Council follow through on its resolution and create an ordinance to mandate masks?https://t.co/v1y75e4GMh

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 20, 2020

“I recognized in advocating at the Statehouse that far too often the laws were written by lobbyists and corporate special interests behind closed doors without ordinary folks in mind.”https://t.co/40a4d7rVtN

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 19, 2020

Paul Brean, the new executive director of the Pease Development Authority, eyes expansion of domestic and international travel at Portsmouth International Airport.https://t.co/voTj6eAvsK

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 19, 2020

“It is a combination of more demand and less inventory, and the fact that we have more buyers coming in with big budgets from larger cities out of state,” said Liz Levey-Pruyn, a Realtor with RE/MAX Shoreline in Portsmouth.https://t.co/UbRfgYaicY

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 19, 2020

The new legislation prohibits the use of chokeholds by law enforcement and requires police officers to report misconduct.https://t.co/DmRxltmrjf

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 18, 2020

For school reopenings in the fall, counties in Maine will be categorized as “red,” “yellow” or “green.” https://t.co/S4YzPM32ca

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 18, 2020

Amanda Grady Sexton of the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence pointed to the importance of making sure “a police officer isn’t being investigated by the people they are working with on a weekly basis.”https://t.co/YEFUBpmww5

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 17, 2020

Attention drivers: This work is scheduled to begin late Sunday night. https://t.co/MqcHGrp88C

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 17, 2020

The closure of Ocean Boulevard has created a new walking mall, and street performers like the YAK crew have chosen Hampton as their weekly destination. Many beachgoers love it. Some business owners are unhappy.https://t.co/TIfznmQxDC

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 17, 2020

Twenty-seven units of workforce housing are coming to the 270-unit West End Yards development, but that doesn't mean the rent is affordable, one councilor points out.https://t.co/lqy4lJHt0g

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 16, 2020

“This has been in my heart for so many years,” says Eva Marino on her new downtown Portsmouth shop Evie.https://t.co/AZIFQHN44m

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 16, 2020

NASA’s Bob Behnken and Chris Cassidy, a 1988 York High School graduate, ventured out on their third spacewalk over the past few weeks. https://t.co/GQpGP0Sox4

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 16, 2020

Paul Pouliot, maven and president of the Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook Abenaki People, calls the Red Raiders mascot and logo "racist beyond comprehension." Rochester's School Board chairman has a different view. https://t.co/Ru7M8dssIF

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

New Hampshire’s guidelines for reopening schools “do very little to keep students and staff safe” from the coronavirus, the president of the state’s largest teachers’ union says. https://t.co/wdkdQMzDFl

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

The 20th annual Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic will come much later than usual this year, but organizers expect it will be special.https://t.co/x0IzWcdkEp

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

Principal William Rawson of @PhillipsExeter gives town leaders an update on what reopening the boarding school may look like when students are expected to return this fall.https://t.co/NyS3G7rHX1

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 14, 2020

A glimpse of what school might look like if local districts reopen for in-person learning was unveiled Tuesday as Gov. Chris Sununu released the state guidance. https://t.co/0c9o332BNS

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 14, 2020

Jim Jalbert, president and chief executive officer of C&J Bus Lines, said he is certain a good portion of the bus industry will never come back again, adding it will not be able to survive without major assistance.https://t.co/StwNAeR8S3

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 14, 2020

Town of Durham joins fight that includes big cities and hundreds of universities. Legal action is pushing back against the Trump administration's move to not allow international students taking classes online to stay in the United States. https://t.co/INIYPJoaqu

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 13, 2020

Owners of Kenzie’s in Kittery call decision "genuinely heartbreaking" as small businesses continue to take huge hit.https://t.co/3wpgaLtKJc

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 13, 2020

Jennifer Horn, former chair of the NH Republican Party and co-founder of @ProjectLincoln, writes, "Donald Trump placed his ego and political ambition above the health and safety of your family." https://t.co/WsRKAg6Y6G

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 13, 2020

Stay tuned! WSCA and Portsmouth Pubic Media TV continue to keep the community connected during the pandemic. https://t.co/NgY9zZDZ7h

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 12, 2020

Andru Volinksy has been fighting for quality education in New Hampshire for decades. Now he wants to do it as the state's next governor.https://t.co/88lHlgmyE6

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 12, 2020

“The most frustrating thing is not being able to convey the urgency timing-wise, and that these options are temporary. We tear them down when this is over, but the pop-up will give restaurants, retailers and the arts something to help us get by."https://t.co/c94BXUDKmQ

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 12, 2020

Kittery received $252,000 to study Portsmouth Naval Shipyard traffic issues including creating affordable workforce housing in the region to reduce long commutes.https://t.co/ElXO854k7Q

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 11, 2020

Sununu vetoed a paid family leave and medical bill, repeating his characterization of the legislation as an income tax, and a third bill aimed at protecting renters during the coronavirus pandemic.https://t.co/6MbAL8VPHa

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 11, 2020

Was weather or turnout the issue behind the cancellation of Trump's Portsmouth rally?https://t.co/KGUXcBTkMS

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 11, 2020

What did it look like on July 4, 2020 at Hampton Beach? Check out our photo gallery. https://t.co/6fTCswTYoP

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 5, 2020

Pro Portsmouth first tried pushing Market Square Day from June to September, but now is going virtual for the annual festival and 10K race.https://t.co/1fE5UGy3jB

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 16, 2020

Maine voters are poised to become the first group of voters in U.S. history to be able to use a ranked style of voting for president. https://t.co/OXtdf1k1hy

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon beat two other Democrats on Tuesday for the right to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in a race that’s critical to the battle for control of the U.S. Senate.https://t.co/wFPC0RgE4a

— Seacoastonline.com (@seacoastonline) July 15, 2020

During a virtual round table with @SenatorHassan, the director of NH’s Office of Health Equity said #COVID19 is “unmasking long-standing problems” in regards to racial disparities in health. @seacoastonline https://t.co/pnx7SyhlSy

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 20, 2020

“I hope to God that I’m wrong, that there’s no ’I told you so’ at the end of this. The stakes are the lives of the students and teachers and staff. Those are the stakes." @seacoastonline https://t.co/Hde6AUUthO

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 20, 2020

Masks/face coverings will be required for all staff and students when Portsmouth schools return to in-person instruction. Right now, that’s the goal for Sept. 9 — the first day of school. @seacoastonline https://t.co/xycgvNhhKO

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 15, 2020

Here's the reopening plan for Portsmouth schools. Given current virus conditions, the district hopes to reopen in September at phase 3: in-person instruction with safety requirements, and a remote option for students who feel unsafe/uncomfortable. @seacoastonline pic.twitter.com/jPhbeuqIeh

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 15, 2020

So, what are the Portsmouth, NH locals saying about the postponement of the President #Trump rally?

“We can all have a better weekend because of it.”

Mayor, city councilors, residents chime in as virus concerns subside – for now. @seacoastonline https://t.co/dcFmolfxC7

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 10, 2020

A large, traveling @realDonaldTrump merchandise tent was set up off Woodbury Avenue in Portsmouth Thursday, marking the start of the frenzy set to descend on the city with the president’s visit Saturday. @seacoastonline https://t.co/29xxbmLKur

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 9, 2020

A Seacoast web designer has launched a #BlackLivesMatter T-shirt site that will directly benefit racial justice orgs. To start, he’s donating 100% of profits to @BlackHeritageNH. @seacoastonline https://t.co/cuLr9fqkIT

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 9, 2020

“Incredibly unfair and harmful” is what @UofNH president called the new #ICE policy that would require international students to leave the country or risk deportation if their university’s classes go online-only as a result of #COVID19. @seacoastonline https://t.co/I7rtdZA9Vz

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 8, 2020

The Country View Restaurant, just down the road from where President Trump’s weekend rally will take place in Portsmouth, has announced it will close temporarily for the health + safety of its employees and local patrons. @seacoastonline https://t.co/UIsadsmdIQ

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 8, 2020

Some *good* and delicious news out of Portsmouth. The historic Rosa Restaurant will see its third incarnation at its original State Street location this fall. @seacoastonline https://t.co/qmLrxX8bad

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 6, 2020

.@MarthaStewart enjoyed a lobster roll at Bob’s Clam Hut in Kittery heading into the July 4th weekend. @seacoastonline https://t.co/YIJ41MFAHA

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) July 6, 2020

“Black people everywhere are in pain and under duress,” Dean says. @seacoastonline pic.twitter.com/wQRXO787hz

— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) June 4, 2020

My story on Phillips Exeter Academy’s plans to welcome students back in fall. @seacoastonline and @ENLNews https://t.co/hcf9NJRKz7

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 17, 2020

My latest for @seacoastonline and @ENLNews, Ryan's Place diner was denied COVID-19 relief funds and is now in danger of closing after a tiny error with big impacthttps://t.co/kckvRHkhd2

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 17, 2020

A first playdste turned into an adorable viral moment when to mothers who are livelong friends posted photos when their 3-year-old sons met for the first time. My story on @seacoastonline and @ENLNews https://t.co/9hWNiIGf5C

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 17, 2020

My story on the precautions the town of #Stratham is taking to hold a safe and socially-distant Town Meeting Saturday. @ENLNews @seacoastonline https://t.co/cnp2ugUMA7 pic.twitter.com/vGphprp3Bz

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 10, 2020

Exeter area patients of retired dentist Dr. Mark DiBona can check out his work as a wood craftsman. My story on @seacoastonline and @ENLNews. Photos by @smgphoto (Deb Cram). https://t.co/nsrmMOGZIQ

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 10, 2020

Some positive coronavirus news out of #Exeter this week, Exeter Hospital discharged its lone remaining #COVID19 patient. The man had been in the ICU for 4 weeks before beginning a 2-week in patient treatment. My story on @seacoastonline and @ENLNews https://t.co/8HtXoY6orJ

— Alex LaCasse (@Nomad_Reports) July 10, 2020

Abolish 'Laurie List' and fire cops named on it, testifies retired Portsmouth PD capt/Bartlett chief @seacoastonline https://t.co/xcGsHobws0 @ACLU_NH @GillesACLU

— Elizabeth Dinan (@DinanElizabeth) July 14, 2020

Portsmouth has a new outdoor bar @seacoastonline https://t.co/8tDXEWjdH4

— Elizabeth Dinan (@DinanElizabeth) July 13, 2020

UPDATE: There will be no reimbursement of PD and FD costs to help with Trump rally, Secret Service says @seacoastonline https://t.co/rQLkCuvPju

— Elizabeth Dinan (@DinanElizabeth) July 8, 2020

'I don’t know why Portsmouth always has to be a step extra' @seacoastonline https://t.co/0kAXElXIrv

— Elizabeth Dinan (@DinanElizabeth) July 7, 2020

Trump rally in Portsmouth will be on 'vast' private tarmac, after pass-through of private hangar, says PDA director @seacoastonline https://t.co/Ra6lchCtZ8

— Elizabeth Dinan (@DinanElizabeth) July 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/PortsChamber/status/1285192296137396224
https://twitter.com/PortsChamber/status/1283541158325608448

via @seacoastonline

The passed resolution is not a formal ordinance. On Wednesday, the council is scheduled to meet with City Attorney Robert Sullivan & City Manager Karen Conard to discuss crafting an ordinance. https://t.co/CRINYBuL7b

— Portsmouth Chamber 🌊 (@PortsChamber) July 14, 2020

▶️ City councilors in Portsmouth unanimously passed a resolution Monday that encourages the use of face coverings citywide.
▶️ The resolution requires face coverings for mouth & nose when 6 feet of social distancing cannot be achieved.

via @UnionLeader https://t.co/XkImiS3sEJ

— Portsmouth Chamber 🌊 (@PortsChamber) July 14, 2020

Survey Results are in! See what 1549 NH small businesses are saying about the impact of COVID-19 on their businesses.

Click here for key findings & full report: https://t.co/NCWOhSwBcS @ASBDC @SBA_NH @NHEconomy @UNHPaulCollege @UofNH pic.twitter.com/CZ1mWtEirl

— NH SBDC (@NHSBDC) July 13, 2020

Sea stars are always among the animals people most want to see when they visit us (giving seahorses and jellies a run for their money). Learn more about these amazing echinoderms from SSC naturalist educator Daryn. https://t.co/8ST0peceKD

— Seacoast Science Ctr (@SeacoastSciCtr) July 18, 2020

Meet our octopus babies! SSC's aquarist team has been nurturing dozens of tiny octopuses behind the scenes and they will soon be out on public display in our Gulf of Maine exhibit hall. https://t.co/YfTZeCIeOx

— Seacoast Science Ctr (@SeacoastSciCtr) July 7, 2020

TY to @seacoastonline for featuring us as a place to beat the heat! As a reminder, we are only open on weekends this summer but you can make reservations to visit Odiorne Point State Park on weekdays via @NHStateParks website. https://t.co/dtxUM4OSe7

— Seacoast Science Ctr (@SeacoastSciCtr) July 20, 2020

What if you held a Fascist rally and no one came? “Maybe it wasn’t the weather that caused Trump to cancel his Portsmouth rally… some critics suggested that Trump was too humiliated after just 6,000 people turned up for his recent rally in Tulsa, Okla.” https://t.co/eIur4Udr4t

— Duty To Warn 🔉 (@duty2warn) July 12, 2020

Do you love guacamole as much as we do? We especially love this recipe from Vida Cantina in Portsmouth, New Hampshire! https://t.co/G3btuzj0sq

— Yankee Magazine (@yankeemagazine) July 19, 2020

The tanker Great Eastern set sail from Portsmouth Harbor Monday morning, and the cable layer Zeus follows around midday. Several other ships are slated to arrive over the next week. Here are the details. #PortsmouthNH #PortWatch https://t.co/AcqyA1ziQv

— PortsmouthNH.com (@PortsmouthNHcom) July 20, 2020

Need more quilts? We've published galleries of the quilt squares we've received, and of the gorgeous quilts in our collection, on our website. Check out https://t.co/vh5TT0Mjmk and https://t.co/wC1zNOXPAB #ThreadsQuilt2020 pic.twitter.com/SlgMKkAf0N

— Discover Portsmouth (@DiscoverPortsmo) June 17, 2020

New England Horse farm & Barn for sale – Amesbury https://t.co/6ZSJTHozjs

— Portsmouth Patch (@PortsmthNHPatch) July 16, 2020

I just added “1054 Banfield Road – Portsmouth, New Hampshire (Branded)” to Video walkthrough tours on #Vimeo: https://t.co/Z0DBkl00MI

— Mainely Aerials Photography (@MainelyAerials) July 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/ReneeCarrollAZ/status/1280578654783696896

Northern Europe Vol.4

Here i am at the town if Vik ,in south #Iceland. Now Iceland is open for #travel. Will you visit Iceland this year ? #holiday #travellers @TravelTipsWorld @blueskytravler #nature #volcano #geology @angie_weather @TraveleuropeEN pic.twitter.com/vGqynv8528

— Iceland Photos (@dorisig) June 20, 2020

Iceland will reopen tourism for June 15, with mandatory COVID-19 tests on arrival https://t.co/tnqYhvhFcE #tourism #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/3lwOu4Z8Hq

— World Economic Forum (@wef) May 25, 2020

Iceland's plan for opening tourism: test every visitor https://t.co/gtWrcdIaTp

— Lonely Planet (@lonelyplanet) May 14, 2020

Getting tourism links restarted between Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands was one of the main points discussed.https://t.co/xpVJGKv6NA #Arctic #Greenland #FaroeIslands #Canada #Iceland #tourism

— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) May 22, 2020

The world’s tourism hot spots are gradually reopening, but most don’t look very alluring.

Here’s one destination that might turn out to be the perfect coronavirus refuge: 🇮🇸Iceland https://t.co/0QTKH3T2fh

— Bloomberg (@business) May 23, 2020

Iceland's schools & museums open again tx to world's most extensive Covid testing regime. Diversifying economy beyond tourism will be the next challenge. I'm sure Iceland will make a better job of that than its larger neighbours as well. @Nordichorizons https://t.co/ZUOMc0zDjm

— Lesley Riddoch (@LesleyRiddoch) May 9, 2020

As part of their €8 million plan, the Icelandic government will issue every Icelander aged over 18, a voucher worth 5,000 ISK (€32) to be spent on domestic tourism.

About 250,000 people are set to benefit under this scheme.https://t.co/mQof4C1P80

— Dave McFadden (@dmc_fadden) June 24, 2020

Iceland’s goal of testing everyone faces the same logistical hurdles that all countries face, critics pointed out. They said the country should also have closed all of its schools and stopped tourism. https://t.co/ZpE8eZssFC

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 10, 2020

Thanks @ZacEfron for showing the world the beauty of Iceland!#inspiredbyiceland #iceland https://t.co/iphoa2hdRM

— Inspired by Iceland (@iceland) July 15, 2020

Did you know that the Icelandic Sheepdog came to Iceland over a thousand years ago with the Viking settlers? This Saturday you can meet a few of them at the Árbær Open Air Museum 🐕 https://t.co/XaLhcASwMW #visitreykjavik #reykjavik #reykjavikloves pic.twitter.com/KpMbtMwyRJ

— visitreykjavik (@visitreykjavik) July 15, 2020

Last month, the leading international seafood company @IcelandicGroup launched their Wild Fish Oil Smoothie Booster supplements! To celebrate, we’re offering 6 lucky winners an Icelandic #supplements prize pack! Learn more and enter to win: https://t.co/dMKmLsEAQF pic.twitter.com/OgHyBnl2Cd

— Iceland Naturally (@IcelandNatural) June 9, 2020

We have presidential election in Iceland today.

Today we have two candidates: our current president who has 93% of the votes according to polls and a populist type dude.

I didn't even have to give this one a thought. https://t.co/nARCLkIRdb

— I Heart Reykjavík (@IheartReykjavik) June 27, 2020

Happy #WorldOceansDay 🌊

Green Group members 🇨🇻🇨🇷🇮🇸🇸🇬🇸🇮&🇦🇪 underscore our commitment to addressing the impact of #ClimateChange on the #MarineEnvironment & to taking actions to preserve the sustainability of the world’s oceans. https://t.co/geXWLiAnNp

— Iceland at UN 🇮🇸 (@IcelandUN) June 8, 2020

The culture of public bathing is an important feature of every day life in #Iceland. Yesterday the public pools finally reopened after closure due to #COVID19. Read more about the culture of swimming 🏊‍♀️ in this @nytimes article on Iceland’s Water Cure https://t.co/FyT0hIU5QX

— Iceland in US 🇮🇸 (@IcelandInUS) May 19, 2020

How Iceland Beat the Coronavirus https://t.co/CSMQn4NWLO via @NewYorker

— Iceland in US 🇮🇸 (@IcelandInUS) June 5, 2020

https://twitter.com/IcelandinUK/status/1268913169621291008

Today #UNSC members discussed cybersecurity for the first time. Thanks 🇪🇪🇧🇪🇩🇴🇮🇩🇰🇪 for organising these important discussions. A clear #Nordic message on cyber stability:

🔹Existing international law applies
🔹Trust and confidence building important
🔹Capacity building is needed https://t.co/kvSJP0aUG2

— Iceland at UN 🇮🇸 (@IcelandUN) May 22, 2020

The Gov. has announced that it expects to start easing restrictions on intl. arrivals no later than 15 June while from 15 May some professionals arriving in 🇮🇸, including scientists, filmmakers & athletes will be eligible for a modified quarantine. https://t.co/r9PPdMKOk8

— MFA Iceland 🇮🇸 (@MFAIceland) May 13, 2020

Banks liquidity position is strong. The Central Bank stopped offering one-month term deposits this past May. The banks have responded by shifting their liquid krónur increasingly to Treasury bills and short Treasury bonds. More in Financial Stability p.46. https://t.co/L5UqfexXvX pic.twitter.com/05s4bOwKXa

— Central Bank Iceland (@centralbank_is) July 7, 2020

Just announced: Denmark world champion in public digitalisation 🏆🥇

For the second time in a row, the UN E-Government Survey lists Denmark number 1 due to its holistic approach to public digitalisation.

Survey: https://t.co/glVtAsIfXG pic.twitter.com/QqZQPU26gO

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) July 13, 2020

The Danish education sector turned out to be far more digitally ready than expected when the corona-virus hit.

Now the question is how to use the lessons learnt:https://t.co/4f5UV7aH69 #digitaldenmark #Danisheducation

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) July 9, 2020

Ever had Danish rye bread before? 😃

It's essential for making traditional Danish smørrebrød (pieces of rye bread topped with fried fish, pickled fish, eggs, potatoes, cold meat with horseradish and onion)

Recipe:https://t.co/olVH6z9kcB

🇩🇰 cuisine:https://t.co/RLUSwfpenp pic.twitter.com/thMla2wHu9

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) July 8, 2020

Nine out of ten expats love living in Denmark, according to the Expat Study 2020 ☺️

The study shows that the Danish work-life balance is important when accepting a job in Denmark.

Read more: https://t.co/2jLIEWNv46 https://t.co/fuUUiNX9oP pic.twitter.com/5q7AyaTraS

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) July 2, 2020

Touring #Denmark for the summer, one will most likely come across one of these roadside stalls 🍒🐝🥔🍓

Buyers are trusted to leave money in the jar, which is a very common practice.

Read more about trust in the Danish society: https://t.co/mNKeX3bQfz

📸: Kim Wyon pic.twitter.com/BrmNkrWhcA

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 29, 2020

#Denmark is set to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% compared to 1990 by 2030, beating the targets set by the Paris Climate Agreement 🌱

New 'Energy Islands' are part of the solution:https://t.co/c2aA5oX516 #Cleanenergy #windpower #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 26, 2020

Working for a greener future 💚🌱 https://t.co/ILVOWqAut1

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 23, 2020

World’s Best Country For Women, 2020, is our neighbour @swedense ♀️🏄‍♀️ Well done!👏😊

Denmark and the Netherlands follow up in second and third place, respectively.

See the entire list: https://t.co/SsJogMsckZ pic.twitter.com/UWHLEqUOGM

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 22, 2020

Denmark ranks 3️⃣rd in the EU's Digital Economy and Society Index 2020! ⌨️

Some of the reasons are that everyday life in Denmark is mostly cashless, and almost all interactions with the Danish authorities takes place online.https://t.co/1FGXiloeOP

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 22, 2020

Danish storytellers are to this day still inspired by Hans Christian Andersen 🖌 🕹🖥

Watch why 🎥https://t.co/FyL2XQ8Z8A #Danishcreativity #CreativeDenmark #Animation #Storytelling #Gaming pic.twitter.com/ebzx5dtyum

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 16, 2020

H.R.H. Crown Princess Mary has officially opened Holmegaard Værk, an experience center and museum, on the original site of the famous Holmegaard Glass Works production from 1824 😍 pic.twitter.com/oYAA3sq4Nt

— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) June 12, 2020

https://twitter.com/denmarkdotdk/status/1265912380371996672
https://twitter.com/GoVisitDenmark/status/1275440895085522945

The unfortunate situation of the corona virus has led to new and creative ways of enjoying cultural events such as drive-in concerts, cinemas and football games! 🎤🚗🎭🚗⚽🚗 #driveinevent #Denmark
📹@KongshaugTV
🎶Monsters In My Mind by @MadsLanger pic.twitter.com/4PJX36onvr

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) June 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/GoVisitDenmark/status/1257555686961135618

It's the #internationalbookday today, so we've gathered the best non-fiction books about #Denmark and being Danish ❤️📖Have you read any of these books already? #VisitDenmarkformhome https://t.co/os4t5Xj7Tt

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 23, 2020

Or if you want to get to know Denmark's popular white cliffs better: https://t.co/8vh3rerBzk

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 20, 2020

And check out this video for the full virtual boat experience! #VisitDenmarkfromhome pic.twitter.com/8vaAvWPou9

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 20, 2020

Here are some other ways you can #VisitDenmarkfromhome 🏘: https://t.co/4MMhch7Y77

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 14, 2020

Our friends at @Tivoli Gardens have been so kind to give us an exclusive tour around the park for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own home. 🌸🌷🌺🌹Do you have a favourite spot in Tivoli Gardens?#visitdenmarkfromhome pic.twitter.com/PvePHsyLqs

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 11, 2020

Dive into art galleries, architecture exhibitions, and Denmark's many digital cultural treasures, all accessible without even putting your shoes on 🖼#VisitDenmarkfromhome https://t.co/DE0tF5St0D

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 8, 2020

We gathered a few ideas for getting creative at home with a Danish twist. And whether you'd like to know more about creating you own #gækkebrev or you want create a dashhound hat like HM the Queen has, you'll find it all right here: https://t.co/hDdqV68Tdt #VisitDenmarkfromhome

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) April 3, 2020

Did you think you'd have loads of time right now to paint, bake, and read loads of books, but somehow don't manage to? We know how you feel! And that's why we're thrilled to give you this quick guide to pronouncing just about any Danish word 🗣💬
🖼 by @theepicevents pic.twitter.com/FBt8IVHdvE

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) March 31, 2020

We’ve gathered together a few of our favourite places in #Denmark on #StreetView, so you can be here without really being here! 😊 Tell us if there’s one you think we should add. #VisitDenmarkFromHome https://t.co/b0BvqrWYnm

— VisitDenmark (@GoVisitDenmark) March 27, 2020

BREAKING, #Aarhus is ranked among the top 100 of the world's most popular #congress cities by ICCA. Thanks to the good collaboration in the City of Aarhus, #proud and #happy, it’s hard competition with other good cities. #association #meetwithaarhus https://t.co/JXaWHI0of1 pic.twitter.com/kh7JuiXSP3

— VisitAarhus (@VisitAarhus) May 14, 2020

The temporary outdoor scene in Aarhus made by Aarhus City Forening and Front of House has received great mention in the American business magazine @Forbes. We totally agree. It is innovative and well thought out. https://t.co/2JJK27pI1f

— VisitAarhus (@VisitAarhus) May 3, 2020

#Drones to monitor ship emissions for #compliance in Danish waters. The #data centre is directly linked to THETIS-EU, a central database that inspectors can consult. In case of a possible non compliant vessel, further control can be prioritised #Denmark https://t.co/XEpVofCcs0

— Abacus Marine Consultants (@Abacus_Marine) July 17, 2020

"The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has authorized the use of Russian ships in order to continue the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline."
This means that Gazprom can complete the construction of NS2 in spite of US sanctions.https://t.co/3eYikI96Ig

— Anders Åslund (@anders_aslund) July 14, 2020

Danish bank says "no" to ICE financing #BEV #PHEV #Denmark #MerkurAndelskasse #Financing #ICE https://t.co/kjzoA2DAaD

— electrive.com (@ElectriveCom) July 13, 2020

The European Union launches infrastructure building project with the Palestinian Authority and Denmark, to deter Israel from annexing West Bank territories https://t.co/q5ioZQFB8a

— The New Arab (@The_NewArab) July 15, 2020

The EU launches a $6.63 million project to build schools and infrastructure in the West Bank, which will benefit 24,000 Palestinians living in the area.https://t.co/yyoWgHuHVM

— Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (@CJPME) July 15, 2020

Under the auspices of PM @DrShtayyeh, Palestine🇵🇸 , the EU🇪🇺, & Denmark🇩🇰 today signed a €5.8 million agreement to build 16 social and public infrastructure projects in Area C as a new package of the EU Area C Development Program in the West Bank. https://t.co/TW4NLSBje5 pic.twitter.com/jteL1XIQO7

— PM of Palestine (@PalestinePMO) July 14, 2020

In Denmark, you get paid 0.5%/year to take out a mortgage https://t.co/hlLwCovzHS.

— Gary Basin (@garybasin) July 10, 2020

Staff at Denmark’s biggest bank will permanently be allowed to work from home a couple of times a week, after parts of its business thrived during the country’s lockdown https://t.co/Jt5O9XXMDH

— Bloomberg (@business) June 4, 2020

Denmark's plan to save the economy:

1. Discourage layoffs: Offer to pay employers 75% of furloughed workers' wages.

2. Extend living-wage jobless benefits.

3. Guarantee 70% of new bank loans.

4. Compensate some firms for fixed expenses.https://t.co/ez2T0EReA2

— Derek Thompson (@DKThomp) March 21, 2020

An additional 1.4 million tonnes CO2 reductions 🙌🌱🙌

Nine out of ten Danish parties in Parliament agreed on new climate action plan! The plan covers 5 GW energy islands, phasing out of oil & gas boilers, a green tax reform, PtX development, etc.

➡️ https://t.co/eJdfTrsfpr pic.twitter.com/50po1GgsUC

— State of Green (@stateofgreendk) June 22, 2020

Global sustainability index sees Denmark rise to 1st place 🥇🌱😊@Yale and @Columbia experts refer to 🇩🇰 as leading the world on #ClimateAction in the 2020 Environmental Performance Index, a key reason for the top spot

➡️ https://t.co/IoBqOB1AlZ

➡️ https://t.co/X97jKdlzMB pic.twitter.com/dBfGOIDkDW

— State of Green (@stateofgreendk) June 4, 2020

#Danish company @BlueOceanRobot 🇩🇰 has been named the best #robotics company in Europe 🇪🇺

Their flagship product, #UVD Robots, especially enables hospitals to reduce disease transmission by killing 99.99% of bacteria and microorganisms 🔬

Read more here: https://t.co/d32H3daZkO pic.twitter.com/6E6aQ9itp4

— Denmark in Ireland (@dkinireland) May 27, 2020

In Nye, #Aarhus 🇩🇰 an #innovative rainwater solution can save about 40% of drinking water🚰

The water management system collects #rainwater ☔️and supplies the town with secondary #water for all toilets and washing machines ♻️

Read more about project ➡️ https://t.co/rhf0hY9YnB pic.twitter.com/SkE79raDfh

— Denmark in Ireland (@dkinireland) May 29, 2020

If you are travelling to 🇩🇰 for business and don't have permanent residence in DK, we encourage you to organise your business travel/meetings in a way that minimises the risk of #covid19.

📄 Read the guidelines here 👉 https://t.co/yKHxNFOYXV (.pdf)#dkbiz #DKmeansbusiness pic.twitter.com/CPsBGmrzdI

— Denmark MFA 🇩🇰 (@DanishMFA) May 26, 2020

399m long
18,000 TEU

This is Triple-E Merete Maersk in the Port of Aarhus – #Denmark's largest port handling 9m tonnes of #trade a year. pic.twitter.com/GbuXv184UE

— Maersk (@Maersk) September 7, 2017

🌐High frequency activity tracker: Europe🇪🇺 slowly improving in absence of second wave

Especially southern Europe🇮🇹 🇪🇸 and the UK🇬🇧 have improved recently🥳

The US🇺🇸 and Japan🇯🇵 look more fragile due to second waves🤨

See more here 👉https://t.co/PbRt9XLjQo pic.twitter.com/vobRkYj8aQ

— Danske Bank Research (@Danske_Research) July 15, 2020

Northern Europe Vol.3

The Northern Lights in real time, Norway 🇳🇴 pic.twitter.com/4rtkEJ1KRe

— World Tourism 🌎 (@WorldTourisms) July 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/evargas31/status/1279875596097589256
https://twitter.com/cctvidiots/status/1280048923348885505
https://twitter.com/ExploreWorld20/status/1279751565889306625

Happy Tuesday
Forda river, Norway pic.twitter.com/RsvaMTSdVc

— Sammystela (@SammyStela) July 7, 2020

Yeay! In less then a year, 3 passenger ferries in Oslo, carrying 2,8 million passengers a year, have been converted to electricity. In less than 10 mins the batteries are charged and passengers can enjoy a quieter and emission free ride!. Congratulations @Ruter https://t.co/NLIVzK1Hj0

— Oslo European Green Capital 2019 (@GreenOslo2019) May 11, 2020

Delighted Norway got elected to the #UNSecurityCouncil we also congratulate Ireland with the second seat #SecurityCouncil https://t.co/TF3v6W23Z8

— NorwayinIreland (@NorwayinIreland) June 18, 2020

Updated travel advice from 15th July #COVID19 https://t.co/KOSGPhRKJr

— NorwayinIreland (@NorwayinIreland) June 25, 2020

Norway central bank slashes rates again to contain virus impact https://t.co/UJ1YIdfWj1

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) March 20, 2020

Norway’s central bank said activity has picked up faster than expected since its May monetary policy meeting https://t.co/S1dZi7d2XK

— Real Time Economics (@WSJecon) June 18, 2020

Norway’s central bank went against the grain by raising its key interest rate as major central banks ease monetary policy https://t.co/p6aNOp2GF1

— Real Time Economics (@WSJecon) September 19, 2019

In September, Norway's central bank went against the global tide & raised interest rates. Today, it slashed them to zero in a shock move due to the "historically deep downturn" facing the nation's economy. https://t.co/AbIcPOrjXx

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) May 7, 2020

"its stock market portfolio – its main asset class – has lost 22.8% of its value

Separately, Norway’s central bank said earlier on Thursday it had appointed a new chief executive for the fund"https://t.co/z3tQUiqOQz

— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) March 26, 2020

Global Central Bank Update:
-Norway cut rates 25 bps to an all-time low of 0%.
-Czech Republic cut rates 75 bps to 0.25%. pic.twitter.com/bQk7xOhGWU

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) May 7, 2020

There’s no better way to start the week than a celebration of our #BluePlanet on #WorldOceansDay. It is our job to celebrate and protect our oceans and their precious resources. And we take this seriously. pic.twitter.com/PjMKSmVnXE

— Norwegian Seafood Council UK (@norwayseafood) June 8, 2020

How is Norway making its shipping fleet green? 🌊🌎 With electric container ships and hydrogen speed boats 🛳 https://t.co/sRp43TbdF2

— The Explorer: Greentech from Norway (@theexplorer_no) June 10, 2020

NEW Library with THE View | Oslo, NORWAY https://t.co/NYIXGPCFdJ via @YouTube

— Visit Norway (@visitnorway) June 18, 2020

You can still enjoy yesterday's 🇳🇴 Constitution Day festivities! @Sjomannskirken hosted a celebration featuring flag raising, 15-piece 🎷brass band playing together via Zoom, greetings from DC & more! #Together17MayNY #Together17MayDC https://t.co/xOFmBNjWie

— Norway in the U.S. (@NorwayUS) May 18, 2020

#COVID19 vaccine, once developed, must be available globally to those most in need first.

It's a human rights issue. It's a global health security issue.

Prime Minister @erna_solberg pledging 💲1bn at Global Vaccine Summit today #VaccinesWork #GVS2020 https://t.co/qCpFq9uw0d

— NorwayUN (@NorwayUN) June 4, 2020

#COVID19 forces us to work in new ways to reach those that are hit the hardest by economic downfall in the wake of the #pandemic. Join Norway in sharing digital solutions globally for our #CommonFuture and for the #GlobalGoals pic.twitter.com/Dkdq8WY9Pu

— Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) June 4, 2020

Norway’s central bank issues its most comprehensive warning yet about the risks of climate change for the banks and financial markets https://t.co/sEiu9tHKDu

— Bloomberg (@business) November 5, 2019

Norway’s central bank breaks further away from the pack, delivering its fourth interest-rate increase in a year https://t.co/CT0iTbJE4j

— Bloomberg (@business) September 19, 2019

Norway’s central bank raises rates again and signals there’s more to come https://t.co/wcURGuyG4M pic.twitter.com/kWLP1FAsal

— Bloomberg (@business) June 20, 2019

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), a branch of Norway’s central bank, said on Wednesday that it has excluded Canadian Natural Resources (https://t.co/ouNcHegbLE)(CNQ), Cenovus Energy https://t.co/VmWHPDY3zE

— showdemandvalue (@showdemandvalu1) May 14, 2020

Located less than 60km north of Helsinki, off the main road to Hämeenlinna, the city of Hyvinkää offers all the comforts and excitement of urban living right next to the peace and serenity of Finnish nature: https://t.co/pTUXLBHnYa pic.twitter.com/xEhzD1LxkR

— Discovering Finland (@DiscoverFinland) July 16, 2020

Growing conflict between Sàmi reindeer herders and big mining in northern Scandinavia. What to chose; metals for the world’s green economy or traditional indigenous lifestyle? pic.twitter.com/QvmeKQrmVj

— The Barents Observer (@BarentsNews) July 16, 2020

The outdoor photographer Sami Laitinen and his girlfriend went island hopping and explored the #Åland Islands by bike.🇦🇽⛴🌅🚴‍♀️Enjoy the video and get inspired by the sea views, activities and Åland culinary experiences: https://t.co/PMzSQCWqJN.😍Read more https://t.co/j24cR0zxmn.

— Visit Åland (@visitaland) July 17, 2020

Happy World Emoji Day! 🥳 As the first country in the world to publish its own country themed emojis, we celebrate the best way we know how – relaxing at our summer cottages for the weekend!

You can use the #Finland Emojis freely for non-commercial use: https://t.co/8iHrzRg0xR pic.twitter.com/TC81lQiwqz

— thisisFINLAND (@thisisFINLAND) July 17, 2020

Summer is here to stay! There are many beautiful sandy beaches in #Finland where you can enjoy sea or lake water combined with the beautiful #Finnish landscape. @foreignerfi selected their favourite six. What's your favourite beach in Finland? 🌞https://t.co/OQxTHghNZZ

— thisisFINLAND (@thisisFINLAND) July 17, 2020

Finland is gradually reopening for travellers from various countries. We have collected best facts and tips for a pleasant stay. Check video⬇️ #VisitFinland #OurFinland pic.twitter.com/U2YhZdI24k

— Visit Finland (@OurFinland) July 10, 2020

“I’m going to miss how simple the everyday life is here. Thank you for treating me kind of like family and showing me what summer in Finland is really like.”
Watch the full story here: https://t.co/jbreJniyVG #rentafinn #VisitFinland pic.twitter.com/SX5hazWb4H

— Visit Finland (@OurFinland) November 8, 2019

The first fresh strawberries of the summer are a much-anticipated treat. The short and intensive growth season up here in the north, paired with the long days with natural sunlight, make the berries really, really sweet.

Photo by Raita Kuwahara#VisitFinland #OurFinland pic.twitter.com/B2e497tSae

— Visit Finland (@OurFinland) June 26, 2020

Whenever a heatwave hits in #Helsinki, you’ll definitely want to take a refreshing dip in the water! ☀️💦#visithelsinki #finland https://t.co/slitsOP1r1

— Visit Helsinki (@VisitHelsinki) July 18, 2020

City bikes, rowing boats, electric scooters – during summertime Helsinki offers many fun ways of exploring the city! 🚴‍♀️🚣‍♂️ #helsinki #visithelsinki https://t.co/88FZsa0EsN

— Visit Helsinki (@VisitHelsinki) July 15, 2020

The ECB’s strong monetary stimulus is providing plenty of breathing space for European economies. It is essential that EU member states use this breathing space to improve the growth potential and resilience of their economies. https://t.co/eVB0FZQPEm #AixenSeine @cercle_eco

— Suomen Pankki (@SuomenPankki) July 3, 2020

BOFIT Discussion Papers 17/2020 William Pyle: Russians’ "impressionable years": life experience during the exit from communism and Putin-era beliefs https://t.co/y0fZegBPnA #PostSoviet #Russia pic.twitter.com/eXumgutCBl

— BOFIT (@BOFITresearch) July 8, 2020

Take a look at our article about the Green Supporting Factor and what problems may arise if capital adequacy ratios are relaxed in order to incentivize green investments https://t.co/TYP2zAFnUS #bofbulletin

— Nea Tiililä (@NeaTiilila) July 13, 2020

Good news for 🌍: ⁦@ecb⁩ to reinforce green bond-buying in its strategy review. ”We’ll look at all business lines to tackle climate change”, says ⁦@Lagarde⁩. ⁦⁦⁦@FT⁩ ⁦@khalafroula⁩ ⁦⁦@MAmdorsky⁩ ⁦@SuomenPankki⁩ https://t.co/hyBcK4OIJf

— Olli Rehn (@ollirehn) July 8, 2020

Building costs rose by 0.5 per cent in June year-on-year https://t.co/89NaLVlPCZ

— Statistics Finland (@StatsFinland) July 15, 2020

Why do Finnish people tell the truth?
In #Finland, people are assumed to be honest all the time, and trust is implicit unless proven otherwise. 11 out of 12 lost wallets are returned to their owner with everything intact. @thisisFINLAND https://t.co/WDlcdkrj0P via @BBC_Travel

— Finnish Embassy UK (@finlandinuk) June 16, 2020

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