Globe failed it:
"Burst of snow triggered big Indiana pile-up" by Charles D. Wilson | Associated Press, January 25, 2014
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Cars were mangled, and some were burned despite the blowing snow. Other vehicles were crushed between jackknifed semi-tractors, so entwined that it was difficult to tell them apart.
People were screaming, but emergency responders could not see many of them as they quickly tended to victims amid frigid conditions.
Within seconds, traffic along snow-covered Interstate 94 in northern Indiana had become a milelong pile of debris after whiteout conditions swept in during the Thursday evening commute. Three people were killed and nearly two dozen were injured….
The chain-reaction collision was triggered by a burst of heavy lake-effect snow that took drivers by surprise, said Indiana State Police Lieutenant Jerry Williams….
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Related: 3 dead, 20-plus hurt in I-94 pileup in Indiana
Meanwhile, downstream in West Virginia….
"W.Va. woman to plead guilty in friend’s killing" Associated Press, January 25, 2014
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A West Virginia woman pleaded guilty to a first-degree murder charge Friday in the stabbing death of her onetime best friend….
Prosecutors say Shelia Eddy and another friend, Rachel Shoaf, lured 16-year-old Skylar Neese out of her bedroom in Star City in July 2012, drove her to a secluded spot near the unincorporated West Virginia community of Macdale, then stabbed her at an agreed-upon moment.
Some type of Satanic ritual or service?
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My Globe flushed that chemical spill story rather quickly, 'eh?
They put a light on this though:
"COOL COLORS -- Visitors took in illuminated light sculptures at the Chitose-Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival in Japan on Friday (Boston Globe January 25 2014)."
Nothing about Fukushima in my paper, and that printed photograph can't be seen in the web version.
Also see: Scouts’ spirits high for winter outing as temperature falls
That's enough fart mist for now.
