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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Tractor-trailer spills 20 tons of squid across Rhode Island roadway, closing intersection for nearly eight hours

A tractor-trailer hauling squid to a processing facility overturned on a Narragansett, Rhode Island street and dumped its cargo across the pavement, closing the intersection for almost eight hours on a hot summer day. The trailer dislodged and tipped onto its side as the driver navigated a turn on the morning of August 16, spilling […] The post Tractor-trailer spills 20 tons of squid across Rhode Island roadway, closing intersection for nearly eight hours appeared first on American Almanac .

A tractor-trailer hauling squid to a processing facility overturned on a Narragansett, Rhode Island street and dumped its cargo across the pavement, closing the intersection for almost eight hours on a hot summer day. The trailer dislodged and tipped onto its side as the driver navigated a turn on the morning of August 16, spilling what police called a "substantial portion" of its load onto the roadway. Narragansett police responded at 9:27 a.m. and found squid blanketing the street. The intersection did not reopen until 5:15 p.m., nearly eight hours later, after crews brought in heavy equipment and a dump truck to scrape the mess off the pavement. Neither the driver nor a passenger riding in the cab was injured. No other vehicles were…Open

NYTIMES (Ashley Southall and Mihir Zaveri) - ‘Beams Started Bending’: Midtown Manhattan Building Sags Dangerously

Offices and hotels around East 42nd Street were evacuated after structural damage affected an office conversion project. Traffic was halted in the area. No injuries were reported.

NYTIMES (Ed Shanahan) - What to Know About the ‘Frozen Zone’ in Midtown Manhattan

A building at risk of partial collapse prompted the city to restrict pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the area. Some buses were diverted or delayed, but subway lines remained uninterrupted.