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Julie Turkewitz

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Uganda New York Times world
1 Nov 2019
SANTA ROSA, Calif. — As fires spread across Northern California last year, Capt. Matt Alba and Strike Team 2253A found themselves wading through a smoldering jungle of plastic and metal in search of bodies.
New Threats Put Wildfire Fighters' Health on the Line
Uganda New York Times world
30 Oct 2019
The worst kind of weather for wildfires — strong, gusty winds and very low humidity — was expected to return Tuesday after a relative respite Monday, the National Weather Service said, raising the prospect of more fire outbreaks and rapid growth of the blazes that are already burning.
California Fires Fanned by Strong Winds
Uganda New York Times world
5 Sep 2019
Dawda Jawara, a veterinarian-turned-politician who led Gambia to independence from the British and then presided over the country as it became one of Africa’s longest-running democracies, died Aug. 27 at his home in Fajara, a coastal suburb of Banjul, the capital. He was 95.
Dawda Jawara, Founding Father of Gambia, Dies at 95
Uganda New York Times world
1 May 2019
The two fraternities at Swarthmore College, the elite liberal arts school in Pennsylvania, announced Tuesday that they would voluntarily disband, following the release of more than 100 pages of internal documents in which members of Phi Psi discussed sexual misconduct and referenced a “rape attic.”
Uganda New York Times world
17 Apr 2019
DENVER — The FBI and law enforcement officials in Colorado were searching Tuesday for a woman who they said had made threats in the Denver area and was armed and “extremely dangerous.” Security was tightened at schools across the region, with the threats coming just days ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.
Officials seek woman 'infatuated' with Columbine who made threats in Denver area
Uganda New York Times world
17 Apr 2019
DENVER — The FBI was searching on Tuesday for a woman who law enforcement officials said had made threats in the Denver area, and was armed and “extremely dangerous.” Security was tightened at schools across the region, with the threat coming just days ahead of the anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.