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Fairmont State University helps make the community ‘shine' with volunteer clean up event
Fairmont State University helps make the community ‘shine' with volunteer clean up event

Yahoo

time12-04-2025

  • General
  • Yahoo

Fairmont State University helps make the community ‘shine' with volunteer clean up event

FAIRMONT, (WBOY) — Out of love for its community, peers at Fairmont State University volunteered their time on Friday to help make the community shine. Students, faculty and staff at Fairmont State University (FSU) participated in the school's annual 'Falcons Make it Shine' event, which is a sector of the statewide 'West Virginia Make it Shine' event, where volunteers pick up trash and litter in the community. FSU's focus for the event was Locust Avenue, specifically between WVU Medicine Fairmont Medical Center, all the way to the West Side Market. WV Navigator offering help with insurance enrollment amid recent layoffs 12 News spoke with Stephanie DeGroot, FSU's director of planning and environmental stewardship and MS4 coordinator, on the importance of getting students involved with the community. 'I think it's extremely important to have the students out in the community, show that we care, that we're part of the community. Cleaning up the environment, cleaning up our local streamways. We even have some community members beep, honk, yell thank you as they go by so it's just a really good event,' said DeGroot. FSU hosts this event annually, as well as another community cleanup event in the fall for its homecoming. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working
Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working

CBC

time08-04-2025

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  • CBC

Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working

A plane made an emergency landing in Yellowknife Monday night after it experienced an issue with its landing gear. In an email to CBC News, Keewatin Air president Ryan DeGroot said a Beechcraft King Air 200 "experienced a landing gear malfunction on arrival at Yellowknife airport." The plane, which is used for medevacs, landed around 7:45 p.m., after circling outside of Yellowknife. No passengers were on board and crew were able to exit safely, DeGroot said. No injuries were reported. In an email to CBC News, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada said it's aware of the incident and is gathering information but could not comment further. A similar incident happened in Rankin Inlet in February involving the same type of plane. That Beechcraft King Air 200, operated by Air Nunavut, made an emergency landing after its landing gear also stopped working. The plane landed in Rankin Inlet with its nose touching the runway.

Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working
Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working

Yahoo

time08-04-2025

  • General
  • Yahoo

Plane makes emergency landing in Yellowknife after landing gear stops working

A plane made an emergency landing in Yellowknife Monday night after it experienced an issue with its landing gear. In an email to CBC News, Keewatin Air president Ryan DeGroot said a Beechcraft King Air 200 "experienced a landing gear malfunction on arrival at Yellowknife airport." The plane, which is used for medevacs, landed around 7:45 p.m., after circling outside of Yellowknife. No passengers were on board and crew were able to exit safely, DeGroot said. No injuries were reported. In an email to CBC News, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada said it's aware of the incident and is gathering information but could not comment further. A similar incident happened in Rankin Inlet in February involving the same type of plane. That Beechcraft King Air 200, operated by Air Nunavut, made an emergency landing after its landing gear also stopped working. The plane landed in Rankin Inlet with its nose touching the runway. A charter plane made an emergency landing in Rankin Inlet in February, after its front landing gear stopped working. (Submitted by Pasha Kaludjak)

Moment police catch man stealing over 300 Creme Eggs - before he's banned from entire county
Moment police catch man stealing over 300 Creme Eggs - before he's banned from entire county

The Independent

time27-03-2025

  • The Independent

Moment police catch man stealing over 300 Creme Eggs - before he's banned from entire county

Footage shows the moment 26-year-old Deon De Groot was arrested by police after he was spotted stealing over £200 worth of Cadbury 's Creme Eggs from a Tesco Express in Peterborough. He was seen packing the chocolate eggs into a duffel bag at around 11:40 am on Saturday (March 22) before officers were flagged down. Police discovered that De Groot had concealed approximately £220.50 worth of the stolen Easter eggs inside his jacket. He had also discarded the duffel bag, which was filled with boxes of Creme Eggs, nearby. Deon De Groot was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison, suspended for one year, and banned from entering Cambridgeshire for the next three months.

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