One after the other, a succession of small planes lightly dips into Okanagan Lake, scooping up another load of water while on-the-fly. And one after the next, each plane releases the lake water over a specific nearby target: Yet another patch of rugged forest just above the northwest part of the lake, not far from …
Steadfast Teamwork in “Plane” View Over White Rock Lake Wildfire Read More »
Just three days after a deadly flash flood, torrential hail and rain Friday filled northwest Albuquerque arroyos with rushing water. Dan Klein has lived near the Black Arroyo and Arroyo de las Calabacillas for twenty years. He said he’s only seen one other year when so much water moved through the two arroyos. About a …
Flash Flooding in Albuquerque, New Mexico Read More »
Update #1: July 4th, 1:37 PST- Video (below) posted Sunday on CTV’s website features b-roll of fire damage in Lytton, including charred and smoldering railroad tracks on a bridge crossing a river. Railroad footage begins at 1:19. As a forensic team received the green light to move into the ashes of Lytton, British Columbia Saturday, …
Forensic Team Moves in to Investigate at the Village that was Lytton Read More »
In this week’s episode of Horner’s Corner, I share insights regarding my experience working on an accessibility workgroup for a state agency. This episode touches on accessibility standards, and the reasons why I’m passionate about accessibility. Two short videos I produced about accessibility are also featured in this live stream broadcast. Correction: I misspoke when …
Accessibility in Digital Media is Good for Business and Promotes Inclusion Read More »
