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Month: January 2022

French presidential contenders adapt campaign to pandemic

By SYLVIE CORBET The Associated Press PARIS (AP) — The conservative candidate in France’s presidential race says she will adapt her campaign to coronavirus conditions, focusing on social media and staging small gatherings with voters instead of big rallies. Like Republicans Party candidate Valérie Pécresse who says this campaign “won’t look like any other,” contenders

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Fresh snow and closed roads

All of the resorts have received generous additions to their bases — and more snow is on the way. Mt. Bachelor is expecting another 20-30″ to be added over the next 24 hours, with more snowfall after that. Highway 26 over Government Camp and Highway 20 beyond Santiam Junction remain closed this morning. Expect adverse

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The cold, wet stream continues

GOOD TUESDAY MORNING, EVERYONE… While the heaviest storm activity has moved off to the east, that cold, wet stream continues and we have a good chance of more snow and rain today. Highs will be scattered through the 30’s. SW breezes will be at 5-10 mph, but we will see gusts a bit higher. Tonight’s

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China, Estados Unidos, Gran Bretaña, Francia y Rusia se comprometen a evitar una guerra nuclear

Germán Padinger (CNN) –– Cinco de las mayores potencias nucleares del mundo se comprometieron este lunes a trabajar en conjunto para evitar una guerra nuclear y lograr “un mundo sin armas atómicas”, en una inusual declaración de unidad cuando las tensiones crecen entre Oriente y Occidente. “Una guerra nuclear no puede ganarse y nunca debe

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