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As temperatures drop, be ready to help the homeless
Maryland is currently experiencing the coldest temperatures in nearly two years, with multiple days that have been well-below freezing ("Cold snap raises health concerns," Jan. 24.) As your article points out, our most vulnerable residents — the...Tags: Social Issues, Conservation, Environmental Issues, Family, Volunteers of America
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Grayslake man who disappeared died of hypothermia: coroner
Tribune reporterA 20-year-old Grayslake man found dead Tuesday after a search by family and friends died of hypothermia, said Lake County Coroner Thomas Rudd. Volunteers discovered Joey Frase in a field close to Campbell Airport near Grayslake after he was last seen...Tags: Grayslake
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Young American: Mary Dice
Staff writer, @BruceJSiwyMary Dice joined the Civil Air Patrol three years ago with high hopes. "At that point I had a real interest in aviation and flying," the 17-year-old Rockwood school district senior said. "My first experience flying was . . . unique. As most first-...Tags: First Aid, U.S. Air Force
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Man recovering after falling down embankment
A man is recovering after partially falling down an 85 foot embankment. On Thursday, rescue crews were called to the intersection of Wasena and Bluemont just before 5 p.m. Crews used a haul back system to bring the man and rescuers to safety. The...
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Cold stress and newborn calves
Brookings - For the 73 percent of South Dakota's cattle producers who calve in the spring, calving is right around the corner. Being prepared is key for a successful and profitable calving season, says Kalyn Waters, SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field...Tags: Science, Weather Reports, National Weather Service, Science and Technology, Weather
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Cold snap, far from letting up, raises health concerns
Baltimore will enter its third consecutive day below freezing Thursday, prompting health officials to warn vulnerable residents of deadly conditions, even as the region prepares for treacherous travel with light snow expected to fall early Thursday and...Tags: Union Memorial Hospital, Weather Warnings, MedStar Health, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Physiology
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City issues cold alert because of extreme temperatures
The Baltimore City Health Department has issued a code blue cold weather alert for the rest of the week because of frigid temperatures with the potential to cause health problems, such as hypothermia. Under the alert, which runs through Sunday, city...
Tags: Heart Problems, Charles Street, Hanover (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Authorities: Northbrook man at least 6th death tied to cold
A 71-year-old Northbrook man found in a car outside a north suburban motel died after being exposed to the cold, authorities said today. Edwin Mason was found in a car outside a motel in the 1500 block of Milwaukee Avenue in Glenview and was...
Tags: Northbrook, Heart Disease
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Extreme cold encases Midwest, Northeast: It's even too cold to ski
For many parts of the Midwest and Northeast, the extreme cold snap is bad -- it's so bad that even a winter resort had to close temporarily. It was too cold to ski. Freezing, bitter temperatures have hugged parts of the nation, turning the usual...Tags: New York City, National Weather Service
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Outdoor workers bundle up in battle against bitter cold temperatures
caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.comRichard Roberts of Clear Spring was outside Tuesday, selling Baltimore Ravens gear at the intersection of Dual Highway and Mount Aetna Road. “It’s all right as long as the wind isn’t blowing,” said Roberts, 60. “I’ve...Tags: Frostbite, Edgewood, Aetna Inc., Career and Workplace, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips
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Cold blast coming
It's going to be cold this weekend -- really, really cold. Not just any-random-day-in-the-winter cold, but the type of cold that freezes engines, causes hypothermia and can burn every inch of exposed skin on a person's body. The temperature will...
Tags: Frostbite, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, National Weather Service, Groton, Automotive Equipment
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Alyssa Byrne: Teen likely disoriented before death, officials say
L.A. NOWAlyssa Byrne, the 19-year-old found dead last week in a South Lake Tahoe snow drift, appears to have become disoriented after leaving a nearby music festival and shed her ski jacket before her death, authorities said....
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