Measurements taken in the Sierra Nevada show the range’s snowpack at historically high levels. The average snowpack across the range was at 185% for March 1, the Department of Water Resources said. The Sierra Nevada provides about a third of California’s water when it melts in the spring and summer. It’s the biggest snowpack in 22 years and another sign that doomsday has not arrived for California, at least.
Niagara County's land bank discovered radioactive slag at a former Witmer Road drive-in in 2020 and voted unanimously to seek developers, while nearby residents learned of the contamination only years later from state letters. With no county executive, Legislature Chair Becky Wydysh was the county's highest elected off
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