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Fueling a push for separatism (opens the original)
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A wildfire is sweeping the western Canadian province of Alberta. It’s not the one you are thinking of. And a Canadian province is considering leaving the country. It also isn’t the one you are thinking of. “Expect widespread cross-over conditions,” a fire forecaster, characterizing weather that can make for uncontrollable fires, told the Globe and Mail newspaper this summer. The description fits Canada today, where the forest conditions of wind, rising heat and unstable air are producing a condi
Hate has no home here (opens the original)
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Taped on the refrigerator are four pictures of the bear that recently wandered behind Robby Cosgriff’s house. On the opposite wall is a plea for contributions of arts and crafts supplies (but please, no yarn!) for the local Boys & Girls Club. On the tables are neatly assembled trays of food: roast beef, turkey, smoked trout, fresh fruit, artichokes. Mixing in the crowd during the proceedings is state Sen. Patrick Long, wearing a T-shirt with a giant flag motif emblazoned with the message “Hate H
New Hampshire won’t go quietly into third place (opens the original)
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Two hundred years ago this month, a ferocious storm moved through these mountains, prompting a massive landslide that killed seven members of the Willey family and two hired workers. More than two decades ago, the Great Stone Face, the beloved rock formation above Franconia Notch that was the symbol of this state and the inspiration for scores of 19th-century paintings and the soaring oratory of Daniel Webster, collapsed. Last week, the Democratic National Committee took steps to end more than a
The Long tradition of protecting a legacy (opens the original)
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She was sworn in by Sen. Charles Grassley, who is about to turn 93 and whose grandson, the speaker of the Iowa House of Representatives, is a good bet to succeed him eventually. She took her brother’s seat in the chamber, will likely serve on the same committees as her brother and will certainly vote the same way as her brother. Tinged by tragedy and tempered to assure her brother’s legacy, Darline Graham Nordone is the newest member of the Senate, propelled there by the sudden death of Lindsey
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