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Year: 2021

Sofia Sapega, Russian student arrested alongside Belarus activist, appears in ‘confession’ video

Sofia Sapega, the Russian girlfriend of Belarusian dissident journalist Roman Protasevich, appeared in a video overnight after the pair were detained, allegedly “confessing” to working for a social media channel that publishes personal data of government employees. The video comes a day after a similar one featuring Protasevich, 26, in detention “confessing” to organizing mass

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Walgreens and CVS shares sink on report that Amazon is mulling physical drug stores

Shares of Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid dropped Wednesday following a report that Amazon is considering opening brick-and-mortar pharmacies in the United States. Walgreens dropped 4%, CVS fell 2% and Rite Aid was off 3% during mid-morning trading. Business Insider reported early Wednesday that Amazon is eying opening physical stores in a “handful” of locations,

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The Vessel in New York is reopening, focusing on suicide prevention after three young adults took their own lives there

One of New York City’s newer tourist attractions is reopening to the public with a focus on suicide prevention after three young adults took their own lives there over the last year. The climbable, 150-foot-tall staircase, known as the “Vessel,” located at Hudson Yards in Manhattan, closed for visitors in January after a 21-year-old man

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‘Friends: The Reunion’ delivers the one with a lot of unapologetic nostalgia

Originally intended to help launch HBO Max, “Friends: The Reunion” finally hits the streaming service, in big, slightly bloated, unapologetically nostalgic form. A valentine to fans, the nearly two-hour special is inevitably hard-pressed to justify the hype, working best when it lets the cast casually reminisce, while getting carried away with cameos, some of which,

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Multiple fatalities reported after shooting at Valley Transportation Authority control center in San Jose

A shooting at a Valley Transportation Authority control center in San Jose, California, Wednesday morning left multiple casualties and fatalities, Deputy Russell Davis of the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office said. The suspect is dead, he said. VTA employees were among the victims, and the extent of the victims’ injuries were not immediately clear, Davis

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Final Days Ahead For Mt. Bachelor

After slight additions to Mt. Bachelor yesterday we will see a very fair day today. A little more snow can be expected with the system moving through tomorrow, but don’t expect additions to be very impressive. Mt. Bachelor’s final weekend of operations for the season is coming up this weekend and we can look forward

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A fair day

GOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING EVERYONE… Today, we usher in a return to some very fair conditions. Look for plenty of sunshine, with highs in the low 70’s and NW breezes that will stay pretty gentle at 5-10 mph. A slight increase in clouds tonight to partly cloudy skies will signal a brief spell of showers Thursday,

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