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Hurricane Erin draws curious crowds to Overlook Beach

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New ReviewThe South Shore has suffered from severe erosion for years, with visible differences between 2014 and 2023
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What the American man who crossed the border in a kayak wants Canadians to know

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New ReviewAn American man who recently paddled to Canada on a kayak says he has claimed asylum with hopes of finding peace north of the border. Dan Livers, 51, made the maritime trek earlier this month, coming ashore in LaSalle, Ont. — about 12...
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Preparations underway at Jones Beach for possible effects of Hurricane Erin

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New ReviewOver the weekend, crews started preparing at Jones Beach by removing trash bins and some lifeguard equipment and bringing in sandbags and building a sand wall.
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Cooking oil spill shuts down roadway in Newark

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New ReviewNo injuries have been reported, but the incident remains under investigation.
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The PNE Fair returns for its 115th year

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New ReviewIt's officially late summer, and that means it’s time for the PNE Fair. As Shaurya Kshatri reports, this year’s spotlight is on buying local and celebrating Canada.
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August begins with sunny and comfortable weather in New Jersey

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Weekend weather looks amazing. Risk of rip currents on Saturday.
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Driven out by drought: Farmland turns barren in Somalia

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Two years after the last drought ended, Somalia is facing one of the driest rainy seasons in more than 30 years.
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Would you try Vietnamese sandworm pancakes? | Fork the System Mini-episode 4

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Who gets to decide what food is considered gross? Join HyoJin Park and Joi lee as they taste cha ruoi for the first time and ask what it means to assign judgments to certain foods.
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Would you eat a Vietnamese sandworm pancake? | Fork the System Mini-episode 4

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Who gets to decide if a food is ‘gross’? Join HyoJin Park and Joi lee as they taste cha ruoi for the first time and ask what it means to assign judgments to certain foods.
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Would you try this Vietnamese sandworm pancake? | Fork the System Mini-episode 4

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Who gets to decide if a food is ‘gross’? Join HyoJin Park and Joi lee as they taste cha ruoi for the first time and ask what it means to assign judgments to certain foods.
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Sudan: One of 10 countries most vulnerable to climate change

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Desertification is already causing displacement in the country, which Red Cross says will be affected significantly by global warming.
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Florida Keys residents shocked by Hurricane Irma damage

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Some Florida Keys residents are making their way back home today, and many are shocked by the extent of damage inflicted by Hurricane Irma
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Cooking without gas on the road to Ashgabat

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Their nomadic lifestyle meant that they had little cooking equipment, and could only carry food that could be easily preserved. These conditions, along with brutally hot summers and a barren desert landscape, gave rise to the traditional...
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Dunkirk is unlike any war movie you've ever seen

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Christopher Nolan's Second World War film gets 4.5 stars out of 5 from CBC film critic Eli Glasner
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Dunkirk is unlike any war movie you've ever seen

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Christopher Nolan's Second World War film gets 4.5 stars out of 5 from CBC film critic Eli Glasner
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Children attack young siblings in Manawan

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The community of Manawan, four hours north of Montreal, is searching for answers to explain how children could be responsible for a brutal attack on a pair of young siblings
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‘Land of Mine’ opens door into corner of Danish history

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Beneath a vast expanse of sand on the Danish coast lie thousands of deadly land mines. What happens to them is the theme in the movie “Land of Mine”. It opens a door into a dark corner of Danish history and has landed an Oscar...
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Ice sculpture show draws thousands near Berlin

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Visitors have to stand chilling temperatures but it’s worth it to see this unique exhibition in Elstal near Berlin. It took sculptors from around the world three weeks in minus 10 degrees Celcius to create the statues of ice and sand...
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Belmar’s 38th Annual Sandcastle Contest draws hundreds of sculptors to the beach

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News 12 New Jersey’s Jim Murdoch is on the scene with hundreds of sculptors and builders who are competing using only sand, water and hard work.
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3 Long Island state park beaches reach capacity on Fourth of July

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Sunken Meadow, Gilgo and Orient Beach state parks are already filled to capacity and traffic is backing up at several other locations.
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Fehmarn Belt Link: Do the benefits of the world's longest underwater tunnel outweigh the damage?

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The Fehmarn Belt Link tunnel is expected to be completed in Europe by 2029. But detractors say it will severely impact the environment.
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be Well: Have a better time at the beach with these essentials

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Here are the must-have products for a day in the sun!
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#TheMoment a group of rafters rescued a beached whale near the Bay of Fundy

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Whitewater rafting guides Lucas Gamp and Emmett Blois recount the moment they came across, and helped, a beached minke whale while touring on the Shubenacadie River in Nova Scotia.
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Israeli forces push farther into the overcrowded southern city of Rafah

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It's been just over two weeks since Israel invaded Rafah, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people.