Regional drought pushed Lake Hartwell low enough to expose trash usually hidden underwater; 148 volunteers across 14 sites in five counties removed about 8,300 pounds, including a record 36 tires

A prolonged drought has lowered Lake Hartwell enough to expose shoreline debris that normally sits underwater, giving volunteers an unusual opportunity to remove years of accumulated litter. According to WYFF 4, a recent cleanup brought together 148 volunteers who collected about 8,300 pounds of trash, including a record 36 tires. The Lake Hartwell Partners for…

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Scorpio Horoscope Today, October 07, 2026: Workplace pressure eases and helpful connections emerge

General:The pressure at work begins to ease, and you’ll feel that shift in your shoulders first. What looked tangled starts becoming manageable. Mars gives you stamina, while Saturn smooths structures around you, so tasks move with less friction. Not perfect, but better. That’s enough to change the tone of the day.You may also meet significant…

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Bombay High Court seizes govt employee’s phone, imposes Rs 10,000 fine for recording proceedings | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Bombay High Court came down heavily on a govt employee who was apprehended recording the court’s proceedings.Justices Girish Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale on Monday, in suo motu proceedings, ordered Dilip Wagh’s mobile handset to be seized and confiscated after his personal data was removed and to be disposed of. They directed Wagh to deposit…

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MP warns police against intimidating BJP workers over SIR | Bengaluru News

Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada MP Capt Brijesh Chowta on Tuesday warned police against intimidating or harassing BJP workers involved in the SIR process, saying the party would not remain silent if such incidents continued.Chowta told a news conference that electoral roll purification was a crucial constitutional and nation-building exercise. BJP workers serving as booth-level agents (BLAs)…

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Teachers oppose move to set up University of Western Australia campus in city | Chennai News

Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Government Collegiate Teachers’ Association (TNGCTA) has opposed the state govt’s decision to permit the University of Western Australia to establish a campus in Chennai, alleging that the move revealed an attempt to privatise higher education.The association also criticised the govt for relaxing norms for setting up private universities while failing to…

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