Residents who were out of state at the time of last week's tornados, found unconventional ways to communicate with their loved ones when the phone lines went down.
View full sizeA truck drives west on highway 260 away from the Wallow fire as it burns to about one mile from the western edge of Eagar, Ariz. Wednesday. Click on the link, below, for a report from the Los Angeles Times for a report about the spread of the wildfire.- Western Massachusetts tornado victims coping with extreme heat (video) [WGGB.com]
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- Facebook, Twitter filled communications void during last week's tornadoes [online.WSJ.com]
- Hundreds of Syrian refugees flea to Turkey to escape expected crackdown [WashingtonPost.com]
- Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi ordered rapes of hundreds of women, International Criminal Court charges [online.WSJ.com]
- Arizona wildfires grows; no end in sight (video) [LosAngelesTimes.com]
- Final approval for Colebrook wind farm in Connecticut expected [HartfordCourant.com]
- Bikini clad 'zombies' concern Enfield residents during calendar shoot (video) [MyFoxBoston.com]
- Twitter posts tagged #westernma in Western Mass. [MassLive.com]
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Residents call police over bikini-clad 'zombies': MyFoxBOSTON.com
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