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Buffalo's Lake Erie: When Wind Meets Water

December 30, 2025

Lake Erie is doing something interesting right now. It's what folks call seiche season. This is when the wind gets strong and pushes the lake around. It's like when you blow on a cup of tea and watch the ripples. But this is much bigger. Buffalo, a city by Lake Erie, feels the effects. The wind can

weather

Heavy Snow and Strong Winds: A Winter Storm Alert for the U. S.

December 30, 2025

A significant winter storm is sweeping across the U. S. , bringing heavy snow and strong winds. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for several states, including Wisconsin and Michigan, where more than 12 inches of snow is expected. The storm, known as a "bomb cyclone, " is also b

weather

Michigan's Upper Peninsula Battles Extreme Winter Storm

December 30, 2025

A severe winter storm, known as a bomb cyclone, is currently wreaking havoc in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and the Great Lakes area. This storm is not your average snowfall; it's a rapidly intensifying system that can cause significant disruptions. So, what exactly is a bomb cyclone? It's a storm th

health

How to Tackle Anxiety in the Digital Age

December 30, 2025

Anxiety is a big deal these days. It's not just a personal issue but a growing concern for society. Experts say it's getting worse, and it's time to do something about it. Anxiety can show up in different ways. Sometimes it's just a natural response to stress. But when it becomes constant and affec

politics

A New Chance for Stalled Research Grants

December 30, 2025

The Trump administration has decided to take another look at research grants that were put on hold or rejected. This comes after a legal fight with scientists and states led by Democrats. A court in Boston had earlier said that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) wrongly stopped funding for rese

science

Building Better Bones: A New Way to Make Stronger Scaffolds

December 30, 2025

In the world of medical science, there's a growing need for better materials to help repair and rebuild bones. One exciting development is a new method for creating strong, flexible scaffolds that can support bone growth. These scaffolds are made from a mix of polycaprolactone (PCL) and bioceramic p

environment

A Tiny Fish Makes a Big Comeback in Bolivia

December 30, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, a fish species thought to be gone forever has been spotted in a small pond in Bolivia. This fish, known as Moema claudiae, hadn't been seen by scientists in over 20 years. Its home, a seasonal wetland, was destroyed to make way for farms. But against all odds, a small

politics

Raymond's Big Decision: Should Board Members Stay or Go?

December 30, 2025

In Raymond, a heated debate is happening. People are divided over whether two Select Board members, Denis Morse and Kaela Gonzalez, should keep their jobs. A vote is set for Tuesday to decide this. The issue started months ago when former town manager Joseph Crocker quit. Some say Morse and Gonzalez

business

Data Leak: What You Need to Know About Microf's Security Slip-Up

December 30, 2025

In June 2025, a hacker broke into Microf LLC's systems. Microf is a company that helps people pay for heating and cooling systems. The hacker might have stolen personal details. These details could include names and Social Security numbers. No one knows how many people were affected. Microf has not

environment

How Do We Feel About Plastic Tax? The Role of Climate Change Beliefs

December 30, 2025

Plastic is everywhere, and it's causing big problems for our planet. It's not just littering our streets and oceans; it's also tied to climate change because it's made from fossil fuels. One way to tackle this issue is by introducing a plastic tax. But how do people feel about this idea? A recent st