Her body was found on a mountainside on March 11.
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Mountainside, N.J. police officers are accused of inappropriate work behavior.
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New Jersey New Jersey New York City Summit Mountainside N.j.
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The object hit a mountainside north of the capital Nicosia.
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Our home is on a mountainside, hidden by lush tropical jungle.
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Click here to view original GIFKayaking down a flooded mountainside ditch?
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"I came down a mountainside in Switzerland," she previously told PEOPLE.
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They bounded up the mountainside and began laying down suppressive fire.
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Recently, the municipality decided the informal mountainside settlements needed a makeover.
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Lidia lives in a high-crime neighborhood on the city's mountainside.
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One morning, as we descended the mountainside, black smoke rose below.
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Can You Find the Perfectly-Camouflaged Snow Leopard Hidden On This Mountainside?
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She lost control of the car and drove off a steep mountainside.
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Her arms and legs flailed as she fell towards the mountainside below.
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Back in Sanya, a base for nuclear submarines cuts into the mountainside.
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He then helped move several more casualties down the nearly vertical mountainside.
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Fetching drinking water meant climbing up the steep mountainside to a spring.
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The structure and dynamics within the mountainside, though, are not measurable now.
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Can You Find the Perfectly Camouflaged Snow Leopard Hidden on This Mountainside?
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You pass through the gateway into this courtyard, which faces the mountainside.
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She lost control of the car and drove off of a steep mountainside.
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In its "natural" state, electricity is turbulent, like water flowing down a mountainside.
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But many guaqueros, still dwelling in mountainside shacks perched above mineshafts, are unimpressed.
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It then slammed into a mountainside, about 22 miles from the Medellíin airport.
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A mountainside next to Tyndall Glacier gave way in October after heavy rains.
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Volcanic rock terracing on the mountainside provided a foothold for ancient olive trees.
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Traunstein, a Bavarian mountainside town, is, in most ways, quite different from Altena.
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Traunstein, a Bavarian mountainside town is, in most ways, quite different from Altena.
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A 4,000 foot-high mountainside collapsed, unleashing an estimated 150 million tons of rock.
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After a night of partying, a couple sets off on an isolated mountainside road.
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Everyone earned that extra hoppy IPA brewed by monks on a mountainside in Tibet.
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We switched seats, and I get one cautious, but dry drive up the mountainside.
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The young adventurer harrowingly scaled a mountainside, mid-avalanche, with no enemies in sight.
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Kim Jong Un has previously visited the mountainside before major policy or military announcements.
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At the mountainside camp, aides played billiards and dined together in the rustic cabins.
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Wind-bowed trees clung to the mountainside as if by sheer force of will.
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I struggled up the mountainside, beneath a beautiful canopy of trees and rugged track.
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He keeps a second studio in Medellín, on a mountainside just outside the city.
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Video footage shared by the agency showed volcanic mud flows (lahar) on the mountainside.
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Teams have been combing the mountainside looking for fissure that might lead to such shafts.
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Its basilica is dug deep into the mountainside, and lined with statues of avenging archangels.
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After being discharged from Mountainside, they both did what addicts do best and ultimately relapsed.
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She is no longer the scared little girl he ran into on a rugged mountainside.
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Franco decided to carve the basilica into the mountainside shortly after winning the civil war.
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A disused industrial site on a hazy mountainside is both Cliff's office and his home.
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It was smaller and without a balcony, but with big windows looking at a mountainside.
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Nancy LubarskyCranford, N.J.The writer, superintendent of schools in Mountainside, N.J., is a former reading teacher.
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That flood wave was caused by the collapse of a nearby mountainside into the sea.
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The New York Times went up the mountainside of Mont du Chat to join them.
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While attempting an instrument approach to Dubrovnik's Čilipi airport, the airplane crashed into a mountainside.
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It means walking on the pavement or in a park or a mountainside or riverside.
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There is security now on the mountainside and fences have been and are being installed.
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The nearest bridge over the river is 20 km (12 miles) away from the mountainside village.
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Ahead is the Resistance transport, another fully-realized spacecraft, conveniently placed next to an apparent mountainside.
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A storm of boulders, rocks, parts of houses and other debris came hurtling down the mountainside.
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Nearly everything west of W. 18th Avenue is destroyed as the city right off the mountainside.
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When they finally stopped running they found themselves at the clearing, the mountainside far behind them.
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A black, cloud-like mass billows from a cave on a mountainside in Tao Pun, Thailand.
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We simply wish to add new carvings, of Atlanta hip-hop duo OutKast, to the mountainside.
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A second factor was price, so Mountainside, with its relatively low property taxes, was especially attractive.
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It's a transformation that drove one Mountainside native, Anthony Santos, to leave town five years ago.
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One side shows the evolution of man, from fish to caveman, slowly climbing up a mountainside.
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Her face was deeply grooved, cheeks reddened from laboring outside every day on a windy mountainside.
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She had some other ideas for maintaining serenity, such as installing a sauna on the mountainside.
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Newer homes on spacious lots, some with Manhattan views, dot a mountainside where quarries once operated.
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He set up a tent on a mountainside near Denver, fully decorated with flowers and holiday lights.
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Visitors are greeted by a distressed mosaic of red-roofed buildings, densely stacked onto a steep mountainside.
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I have enough futility in my life, don't need another digital boulder to push up a mountainside.
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The marvelous mountainside display is one of CNN Travel's picks for top things to experience in Japan.
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This one demonstrates the astounding speed of a wind-whipped inferno burning its way up a mountainside.
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The chilling evening will start with a horse-drawn carriage ride around Transylvania's mountainside to the castle.
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Steep stairs brought us breathlessly up a mountainside onto flat plateaus with clusters of statues and murals.
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He had little hope for other villagers on the mountainside in Aranayake, where there were 66 houses.
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The favela on the mountainside is a continuation of a wealthier street down below and visa versa.
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But across the river, just outside of Moretti's reach, an adjacent mountainside is spotted with young lodgepoles.
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Wind can speed up as it flows down a mountainside or through the gaps between the islands.
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He tore down the mountainside but the mom gathered her cubs just in time to sneak away.
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Its locations include a Massachusetts junior tennis academy, a substance abuse recovery center and an Arizona mountainside.
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Enormous caverns have been cut, Bond-style, into the mountainside, big enough to hide 20 ballistic-missile submarines.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Manoel Pereira Costa is a star on this sprawling mountainside in Rio de Janeiro.
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A Swiss Air Force F/A 18 fighter jet slammed into a mountainside this month, killing the pilot.
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"I came down a mountainside in Switzerland," she tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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Hundreds of military personnel swarmed the landslide area, shortly after dawn, climbing the mountainside in knee-deep mud.
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Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and Stonewall Jackson, astride their horses, occupy nearly two acres of sheer mountainside.
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Book this mountainside cabin for $154 per weekend nightFurnishings are simple but bright in this modern studio cabin.
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On the island's western coast, orchards of Malvasia grapes line the mountainside over staggering views of neighboring Salina.
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The lava slides down the mountainside in a silvery wash, with the translucence of saliva, pre-cum, tears.
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Photos showed ash covering a large area of the mountainside below the three large craters at its peak.
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There were few evergreens on the way up, and no snow, the houses as brown as the mountainside.
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Bookings at the Mountainside Inn, in the town of Telluride, for one, start at $119 a night. VisitTelluride.
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When we were a young family on that mountainside, we foraged for elderberries and nettles, yucca and acorns.
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In 1996, police discovered him unconscious on a mountainside near his home with a shotgun by his side.
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One cameraman told me that even inside a hut on the mountainside, the temperature was "easily -20°C".
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The helicopter responded "within minutes" and located Tarek on the mountainside, giving him verbal commands via the PA speaker.
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It's at a mountainside hotel called the St. Regis, and I'm almost embarrassed about how strange I find it.
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A smoldering mountainside is seen under the stars, including the Orion constellation (right), at the Thomas Fire on Dec.
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It's nestled in the tropical jungle on the mountainside and features panoramic views of the beaches of Sao Conrado.
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The famous castle ruins loom high on the mountainside, a centuries-old mosaic caulked with moss and tiny plants.
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The town is accessible only by braving a precarious mountainside road covered in grass, rocks, dirt, and often ice.
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Sue Giannakis, 57, also grew up in Mountainside, where she helped out at her father's luncheonette on Mountain Avenue.
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Across the street the mountainside was on fire and the flames looked like they were in a wind tunnel.
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Eleven switchbacks were cut into the sheer mountainside, and my little white rental car shuddered up the narrow passes.
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The vault, built 390 feet inside a frozen mountainside, safeguards thousands of seeds of the world's most important crops.
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Rifaat Nasrallah, the owner of a local quarry, was anxious and tired when I arrived at his mountainside home.
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For the Saudi-backed government forces, this treacherous mountainside is the frontline in their fight against the Houthi rebels.
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"Look for the trail of blood," advised Kodama as they set off on a mountainside in Japan's Fukui prefecture.
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Nothing is left of it but a towering Norfolk pine on the mountainside, near where horse stables once stood.
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They live at the foot of the Hira Mountains, and Hiroshi likes to comb the mountainside for snakes and insects.
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Rescuers kept working outside the cave, trying to find hidden shafts in the green mountainside to access the cave complex.
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"Anxiety in itself is just a normal experience," says Shanthi Mogali, director of psychiatry at Mountainside Treatment Center in Connecticut.
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Last month a mountainside collapsed, taking with it part of a new motorway linking Bogotá with the south-eastern lowlands.
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After strapping on a VR headset with headphones and a microphone attached, I was transported to a virtual mountainside temple.
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When the go was given, we could at times see stacks of bombs cascading toward the rugged and unforgiving mountainside.
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Ford scaled the mountainside of Kendall's crib and once ended up by her pool and another time on her porch.
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The rains triggered landslides, including one that partly buried the small mountainside village of Itogon, killing at least 40 people.
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Again, there is nothing marking the spot, just a steep mountainside with a little overhang, but open to the elements.
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It was deep in the middle of the Oregon woods, up on a mountainside, and it rained all the time.
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To make matters worse, new pastures are appearing higher up the mountainside as the snow melts and weather patterns change.
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He then helped move several casualties down the near vertical mountainside as he carried and loaded casualties onto evacuation helicopters.
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Etchemendy's is a compound of three distinct stations up and down the mountainside, and the hunters divide themselves between them.
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Trump's short-lived communications director Anthony Scaramucci has been known to host extravagant wine tasting parties at the mountainside summit.
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"We have to recognize, to win in the future, that's the template, that's the blueprint," he told supporters in Mountainside.
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Nancy LubarskyCranford, N.J.The writer is superintendent of schools in Mountainside, N.J. To the Editor: I, too, am a fearful mother.
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Mountainside homeowners can book them for free for any number of purposes, such as parties, sleepovers or lodging for visitors.
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Clouds in the high, thin, South Dakotan air, that choked him as he dangled in a harness on the mountainside.
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The helicopter was carrying military personnel to an event in northeastern Taiwan when it went down on a wooded mountainside.
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Mountainside, New Jersey (CNN)When Tracy Crosby's husband died unexpectedly, she suddenly became a single mom to four young children.
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Turning a corner on Wooden Valley Road, he saw an entire mountainside ablaze, the orange flames threatening the verdant vineyards below.
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The only functioning plane it has ever owned is the 17-year-old jet that crashed into the muddy Colombian mountainside.
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Kids' Mountainside™ Full Zip Jacket For the little adventurer in your life, this jacket provides ultimate protection against the elements.
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He then got an escort from crooked police officers into Mexico City before retreating to one of his many mountainside hideaways.
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Start one night by joining a reverent band of 30 worshippers in the freezing darkness of a mountainside south of Seoul.
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Jackson, Wyoming (CNN)Immediately to my right, there was a steep mountainside, a veritable wall of brown grass, bushes and trees.
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Rent out an entire mountainside resort and host your wedding amidst the stunning natural surroundings and hot springs in Dunton, Colorado.
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It's a half-hour hike back down slippery, mossy stone steps through the mountainside, which is part vegetable farm, part gravesite.
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Kapoor scripts an old-world romance, where the two lovers have coy conversations on the mountainside and meet surreptitiously in caves.
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Its short runway runs straight into a mountainside, making it particularly problematic for pilots to land if the weather is bad.
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Confederate leaders carved into a vast granite mountainside are the signature attraction of Stone Mountain Park, Georgia's most-visited tourist destination.
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Also on the list was Popoli, Italy, a small mountainside town that can trace its roots back to the Stone Age.
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One day in 23, Frank Rheindt was wandering up a forested mountainside on an Indonesian island when the skies opened up.
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Detectors on the mountainside catch these pennies from heaven, and computers analyze them and deduce the nature of the original particle.
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They can make out the sound of people -- they can never know whom -- approaching their position on this mountainside overlooking Mosul.
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In Beijing, I met a China Daily reporter, who told me about some little-visited Buddhist caves carved into a mountainside.
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Bryant was among nine people killed, including his 13-year-old daughter Gianna Bryant, when the helicopter collided with a mountainside.
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They are part of $0003 million in new investments, including a mountainside yurt, made in part to attract conferences and corporate retreats.
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Meantime, a police search party has entered the cave from the surface, having drilled a 50-metre long shaft from the mountainside.
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An airlift plan would be difficult because the cave stretches under a mountainside for up to 6 miles and varies in elevation.
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Catherine Shaw, who was last seen leaving her hostel with a stray puppy last week, was found dead in the Guatemalan mountainside.
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Women and girls went to cook and clean at the miners' camp, a gated compound on a nearby mountainside overlooking rice fields.
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"Chewie!" the young Han shouts, as the Wookiee's head comes within spitting distance of a rocky mountainside, moments before everything goes black.
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The term refers to the fast-moving avalanche of gas, rock, and ash that was seen racing down the mountainside in Guatemala.
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A thinly-coated human being strapped to sticks, barreling down a jagged, unpredictable mountainside at 150 mph on a frigid, slick terrain.
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It's not easy to look comfortable lying on a rocky mountainside, 6,500 feet above sea level, but Putin does his very best.
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If you're looking to completely seclude yourself this holiday season, the small mountainside town of Hallstatt, Austria may be the perfect destination.
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And not like "epic party, bro" epic, I mean a fucking bathed-in-sunlight-Gandalf-leading-the-cavalry-down-the-mountainside epic.
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The same impulse propels the team to try to beat the house in a Brigadoon-like mountainside casino into which they stumble.
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Carved into a mountainside in Mystras, Greece, Euphoria Spa spans four stories and merges elements of Byzantine architecture with minimalist Zen design.
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After landing, the commandos hiked some distance in the dark to a mountainside cave, where they surprised the militants holding the captives.
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All three returned home last year in coffins, borne up to a cemetery high above their mountainside village of mud and stone.
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What you Get A 0.173 Arts and Crafts estate in Stamford, a mountainside house in Tucson and a 1924 bungalow in Portland.
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We were doing evacuations on Sonoma Mountain at the time, making sure the fire didn't jump the road and reach the mountainside.
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English land artist Simon Beck, known for his colossal snow engravings, has yet again carved an astonishing mural in a snowy mountainside.
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While Keown&aposs remains are interred at Arlington, the wreckage of his aircraft remains on a mountainside where it was found, said Taylan.
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A mountainside collapsed on Monday morning in the town of Regent, burying dozens of homes as people slept and killing at least 400.
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Instead, around 20 to 30 teams are currently scouring the mountainside in search of alternative natural entrances, called chimneys, into the cave complex.
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As we weaved through the narrow pathways along the mountainside, Nate and I splashed through puddles, laughed uncontrollably, and simply enjoyed each other.
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Pilot mental health was spotlighted by a 2015 crash in Europe after a Germanwings first officer deliberately flew a jet into a mountainside.
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Grodd took Lutar, 35, on a mountainside hike and popped the question down on one knee on a suspension bridge over a waterfall.
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He departed for the mountainside presidential retreat Friday afternoon with his children Donald Jr., Tiffany and Ivanka, along with Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner.
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His "Clemenza," which unfolds in the Felsenreitschule, the theatre carved out of a Salzburg mountainside, replicates the imaginative shock of his early productions.
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Video captured the daring pilot who hovered a helicopter just over the mountainside to rescue the man and take him to a hospital.
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I sweated through my T-shirt as the narrow road wound around blind curves for miles and tunneled through a tree-covered mountainside.
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For example, a bighorn sheep exhibit includes a beam that visitors can walk on to experience the balance required of these mountainside dwellers.
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In San Augustín—central Caracas—I met a woman, who preferred to be anonymous, who showed me her home high up the mountainside.
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If she were to turn around, she would notice the hot pink bougainvillea and yellow lantana bursting on the rocky mountainside behind her.
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This house, on a slightly more than half-acre lot, is in the mountainside Taluswood development with easy ski access to Whistler slopes.
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It was the start of a wave of migration from the mountainside to the coast set off by the arrival of the water.
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Mountainside students can also attend one of the Union County vocational/technical schools, specializing in the performing arts, information technology and health sciences.
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Lieutenant Hudner, among others, directed him by radio to a clearing on a snow-covered mountainside, where his colleague crash-landed belly in.
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Three of them were buried in an overpopulated cemetery on a mountainside in the north of Kabul, their graves covered in fresh leaves.
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"I couldn't see anything, not even a silhouette," he said Monday morning as he looked across the street where the steep mountainside rose.
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Fast forward to Tuesday, when Ford allegedly came back and scaled the same unsecured mountainside, and ended up sitting on Kendall's front porch.
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While working on the record, he'd take his new puppy, a labradoodle named Oliver, to run around the lush greenery of a nearby mountainside.
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The cave, cut into a mountainside near the border with Myanmar, can flood severely during the rainy season, which runs from June to October.
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Schedule a short hike up the mountainside to meet the herd, or visit the paddocks where a smaller group of animals are cared for.
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On the mountainside, poor farmers are being paid by the government to grow trees as part of a plan to replenish the denuded landscape.
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In November 1970, a plane carrying members of Huntington's beloved Marshall University football team smashed into a mountainside, killing 75 players, coaches and supporters.
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But how are you going to talk to your friends when you're knee-deep in snow or plunging down a mountainside on a bike?
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Swiss police say all 20 people aboard an old-time propeller plane were killed when the aircraft crashed into a mountainside in southeast Switzerland.
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I paused, squinted and I watched the man driving the Porsche rush up the twisty mountainside as I debated whether I should chase him.
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Most recently, she was seen in a bizarre photoshoot her brother staged on a North Korean mountainside, riding a white horse through the snow.
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Swearing it was this way, he led me down a mountainside, past a granite house and tombs in ruins, to a crumbling stone wall.
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It was on a mountainside in an alien part of the country for Mélida, who had never seen the Andes before she was captured.
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CONRED shared a photo showing the flows of gas and mud sweeping down a mountainside and across a broad valley, engulfing a small village.
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For a few minutes, a glowing version of Ziolkowski's vision was complete, at last, on the mountainside, and Crazy Horse's hair flew behind him.
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But once inside, clients can find themselves a spot on a private beach, along a quiet mountainside or even inside a dark, comforting cave.
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NEW DELHI — A speeding school bus plunged off a mountainside in northern India on Monday, killing 20133 children and four adults, an official said.
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We follow Aisholpan through the stages of preparation, as she plucks an eaglet from a mountainside nest and teaches it to follow her directions.
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And in Italy, rescuers were digging through snow in a frantic search for dozens of people missing after an avalanche buried a mountainside hotel.
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I drove for three hours through tunnels carved into the mountainside, past streams flowing beside forested mountains, and arrived in Jalalabad in the afternoon.
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The team of investigators, led by Park Young-soo, the special prosecutor, arrived at the Blue House, the mountainside presidential compound, in the morning.
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"Someone in the last ice age must have ranged the mountainside in the mournful task of collecting flowers for the dead," Dr. Solecki wrote.
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And instead of screaming at people, Ramsay's obscenities are reserved for situations: dangling off a mountainside, or being surprised by a guinea pig, for example.
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Other potential options include scouring the mountainside for a backchannel into the cave, as well as finding faster ways to pump water from the cave.
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Bulldozers dug through mud and rubble at the foot of Mount Sugar Loaf, where many residents had been asleep when part of the mountainside collapsed.
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Yamato's parents had left him for several minutes on a mountainside road last Saturday after they caught their child throwing rocks at cars and people.
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A colleague helped stop the slide of Dr. Thompson's tent down a mountainside using an ax; Dr. Thompson did not stop the slide by himself.
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Now imagine spending the night tucked into bed in a glass capsule suspended 1,200 feet up a mountainside, overlooking the valley and surrounded by stars.
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They do this in order to compensate their parents for their toil, preferring to bury themselves in their parents' stomachs rather than on the mountainside.
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Jordan, 47, of Mountainside, N.J., worked at J.P. Morgan as an executive director and trader on the precious metals desk from 2006 to Dec. 2009.
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The facility is located on a mountainside near the island of Spitsbergen in an Arctic archipelago called Svalbard, halfway between Norway and the North Pole.
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Seventy-four percent said droughts had gotten longer and worse, and 61 percent reported an increase in mountainside erosion and landslides because of more rain.
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It was the first of several meetings Trump will take in Davos, the mountainside village that is hosting the annual World Economic Forum this week.
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The ice sheet, having once spilled into the lake below it, had retreated halfway up a rocky mountainside, a small spit peeking behind the rocks.
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The pilot is at the mercy of gravity and wind, and could land in the ocean, on a freeway, or on a mountainside far from help.
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He said other efforts will continue, such as draining water from the cave and exploring the mountainside for shafts and other entrances to the caverns below.
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Often in tow was her pit bull, Tina, who joined them at the barn or came along for hikes through mountainside trails or under forest canopies.
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The Airbus 320 from Barcelona to Dusseldorf, Germany, smashed into a mountainside in a remote area of the French Alps, killing all 150 people on board.
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A shopkeeper, D. P. Nimal Ratnasinghe, said the mountainside broke loose Tuesday night with a deafening roar that he likened to that of a helicopter landing.
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I slathered on sunblock before heading in — which is to say, up, for seeing the Pythian ruins would involve a fairly steep hike up the mountainside.
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We arrived at the mouth of the Jeita Grotto, a massive network of majestic limestone caverns that burrow for more than five miles under the mountainside.
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Asheville, North Carolina, is home to tons of adorable coffee shops, boutiques, and great restaurants, making this mountainside escape the perfect place to spend the holidays.
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I was blindly following a disembodied GPS voice off the autobahn and onto a series of hairpin turns down a mountainside in southwestern Germany's Black Forest.
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Kendall Jenner also had an intruder scale the mountainside in her gated community and ended up in her backyard and a second time on her porch.
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In the video, the snowmobilers are riding up a mountain when the one in front sets off an avalanche that sweeps the other down the mountainside.
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That very likely only encouraged growth at Larung Gar, where an estimated 20,000 monks, nuns and believers live in a mountainside warren of red-painted dwellings.
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Many people living at the foot of Mount Sugar Loaf were asleep when the mountainside collapsed, burying dozens of houses, including two-storey buildings, witnesses said.
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Author Maria Dahvana Headley sets her interpretation of the Old English epic in American suburbia, in the gated community of Herot Hall, nestled into a mountainside.
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Colombian aviation authorities found that Bolivian airline company LaMia had skimped on fuel, causing the plane to plummet into a mountainside before it could reach the airport.
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Investigators believe Lubitz, who had a history of depression, barricaded himself into the cockpit and deliberately propelled his Airbus jet into a mountainside on March 24, 2015.
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A bulldog in a baby swing happily prepares to break out of its pixelated confines; a video trip around a mountainside invites the viewer's stomach to drop.
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The path had once been set off with railroad ties, which still bordered the sunbaked mountainside, but the cedar chips were gone now, not even crumbles left.
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In extreme cases, lava can be very runny and rush down a mountainside in just a few hours, as happened at Nyiragongo volcano in Africa in 2002.
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And it isn't level: It was built on a mountainside with a slope of about 12 percent, making one end about 200 feet higher than the other.
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It was too late in the day to visit the site, but I caught a peek — breathtaking, as it had been carved out of the looming mountainside.
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About 90 minutes by car from Olympia, this bar and cafe in a tiny village built into a sheer mountainside — with breathtaking views — is worth the journey.
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The announcement comes over a year after a Germanwings pilot who was treated for suicidal tendencies deliberately flew a plane into a mountainside, killing everyone on board.
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She told six witnesses that she saw a schoolhouse, a Welsh miner, and "an avalanche of coal hurtling down a mountainside" toward a boy with long bangs.
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The group swung into action, setting off a mountainside rescue that had to be accomplished within minutes to beat the odds of death from trauma or suffocation.
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Inside the List SCHOOL OF LIFE: Tara Westover's parents, who practice a radical form of Mormonism, raised seven children off the grid on a remote Idaho mountainside.
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The strips of pavement hugging the mountainside were often only wide enough to hold one vehicle, but sometimes three would try to navigate a stretch at once.
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He was admitted a week ago to Mountainside Medical Center in Montclair, New Jersey, with a fever and subsequently tested positive for Covid-19, the statement said.
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The Mountain Valley Pipeline, already under construction, would cross underneath the trail and then parallel for some 22017 miles, with deep cuts visible in the wooded mountainside.
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For President Donald Trump, the mountainside retreat offered visions of another diplomatic coup: clandestine talks between US, Afghan and Taliban officials that could end America's longest war.
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Other efforts have focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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A mountainside collapsed on the outskirts of the capital Freetown on Monday morning, burying dozens of homes as people slept in one of Africa's deadliest mudslides in decades.
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My favorite was I-tal, run by a Rastafarian couple and involved walking mountainside to pick your own ingredients, from which the chef-couple prepare your vegetarian dinner.
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Such opulence distracts attention from the car's capability as a rugged off-roader, as adept at driving up a mountainside as gliding around the smartest part of town.
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Five Mountainside police officers and one employee filed a lawsuit against the borough for allowing "harassing, inappropriate and illegal conduct" to occur, the New York Post reported Thursday.
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Dozens of houses were buried when a mountainside collapsed in the town of Regent on Monday morning - one of the deadliest natural disasters in Africa in recent years.
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Fire and disaster management officials say the bus veered off to the opposite lane on a mountain road before ramming through a guardrail and sliding down the mountainside.
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Sometimes a few hundred come on a Friday, but that hardly matches the old days when "this mountainside was packed, [and] it was difficult to find a spot".
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If nothing else—and this is easy to say as a white dude—it's a monumental engineering and artistic feat, to have this humongous carving on a mountainside.
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Luckily, he took with him a pine cone to remember his iconic mountainside wander, while Shoigu took a cowberry bush he plans to plant at his country home.
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Some of the machines were able to complete their task, and one called TaekwonV by Minirobot Corp won a $10,000 prize for its effortless glide down the mountainside.
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But it would be too risky to try to drill down to them through the limestone, never mind the difficulties of getting heavy drilling equipment onto the mountainside.
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Mountainside has two public schools: Beechwood School, which serves 270 students from prekindergarten through second grade, and Deerfield Elementary School, serving 768 students in third through eighth grade.
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Since dawn, half-marathoners had been whipping through a mountainside fog here, a short drive from the home he keeps, some 22016,22014 miles from the office he wants.
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In the early days, Ziolkowski had little money, a faulty old compressor, and a rickety, seven-hundred-and-forty-one-step wooden staircase built to access the mountainside.
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The study found excessive bacteria in most of the sampled alternative water sources used by Caracas residents, such as mountainside springs, water sold in shops and water cisterns.
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"I couldn't see anything, not even a silhouette," he said as he looked across the street where the steep mountainside rose, the grassy slope now littered with wreckage.
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The presiding judge, Laurie Duca, reminded him he had first been arrested in August, near his mountainside home at Breil-sur-Roya, with a van full of migrants.
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Christoph executed one meticulous turn after another, like an ice skater perfecting his figures, or the illustrator that he is, drawing curves on the mountainside with his skis.
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Around midafternoon I stopped to eat in La Reforma, a small town aslant on the mountainside, scattered on both sides of the road, one building signposted Restaurante Rosa.
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Dozens of houses were buried as people slept when a mountainside collapsed in the town of Regent on Monday morning - in one of Africa's deadliest mudslides in decades.
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All they had to do was build a road in and out of the forest — 20 grueling miles straight up a mountainside pocked with jagged eruptions of granite.
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During Maya's tête-à-têtes, we get a glimpse of her home, but every room in her mountainside hideaway has the same sickly hues of blue and green.
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Designed by the renowned architect Matteo Thun, the hotel is a starkly contemporary expanse of glass and lumber 5,000 feet up the mountainside, reachable only by cable car.
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About 6,000 squatters landed here, near the El Yunque National Forest, and built makeshift homes on 40 acres that span a low-lying valley and its adjacent mountainside.
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She was heading in the direction of the Pisac Archaeological Park, a 9,063-hectare (22,395 acre) mountainside historic site known for its Incan ruins, tunnels, and massive agricultural terraces.
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Authorities said they were still exploring other options, such as scouring the mountainside for other ways into the cave and finding faster ways to pump water from the cave.
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Most likely, it will strike on a Friday, while you're at your desk and friends are posting snaps and Instagram photos of pristine beaches, tropical drinks, and mountainside escapes.
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As many as 14 people are feared missing — and about 100 people were evacuated — after the landslide swept away a mountainside in the Swiss Alps, near the Italian border.
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The company was involved after Germanwings flight 9525 crashed into a French mountainside last March, and after a gun attack on tourists at a Tunisian beach resort in June.
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Brumbies feature in one of Australians&apos most beloved poems, "The Man From Snowy River," about a horseman&aposs perilous chase down a mountainside after a mob of brumbies.
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Prince William and wife Kate dressed down for the three-hour expedition to the so-called Tiger's Nest that is perched on a mountainside at 3,000 meters (10,000 feet).
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We see him cuddling with Rachel on a snowy mountainside, which makes us think they're in one of the European locales they visit this season, like the Swiss alps.
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The brilliant red lava recently caused an explosion when it hit snow on the mountainside, injuring 10 people and catching groups of tourists by surprise, the Associated Press reported.
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Bovet Fleurier, now owned by Pascal Raffy, has headquarters in a 14th-century castle on a mountainside in Môtiers, just past a little museum chronicling the birth of absinthe.
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Buy the Karma Grip if the camera is going to strapped onto a mountain bike to race down a mountainside and then at a water park with the kids.
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Before Maria, the mountainside here would have been in shade, a canopy of sierra palm fronds and leafy branches of yagrumo trees and others blocking much of the sunlight.
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It would take them a full day of travel to return home to China's northeastern province of Liaoning, where the family plans to bury Song Yang on a mountainside.
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Shortly after winning the civil war, Franco ordered the construction of the immense basilica of the Valley of the Fallen to be carved into a mountainside northwest of Madrid.
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Eight people including the chief of Taiwan's armed forces were killed Thursday after the military helicopter carrying them crashed on a mountainside during a routine trip, Taiwan's military said.
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He said that he blacked out when the plane hit the mountainside and that he woke up in the dark, on the ground, where a rescuer found him shouting.
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The set pieces, like a wolf chase across a mountainside covered in fresh powder or a final mad dash across a frozen harbor, are imaginatively staged and visually inventive.
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"Roads may close," it said, and tire chains were now mandatory — equipment I'd always found irrationally intimidating, even more so, perhaps, than the prospect of skidding off a mountainside.
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Taiga's narrow vertical scroll "West Lake" depicts this landmark with lines of ink zigzagging over empty spaces to establish vegetation, huts, temples, and a road snaking up the mountainside.
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A Swiss Air Force F/A 18 slammed into a mountainside this month moments after an air traffic controller assigned the pilot too low an altitude at which to fly.
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All 150 onboard were killed when co-pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately flew an A320 jet into a French mountainside on a flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf on March 24, 2015.
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Co-pilot Lubitz deliberately flew the Germanwings A320 jet into a French mountainside on March 24, 2015, on a flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, killing all 150 people on board.
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A mountainside collapsed on Monday morning in Regent, on the outskirts of the capital Freetown, burying dozens of homes as people slept, in one of Africa's deadliest mudslides in decades.
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It looks like a door, but on the other side is a surreal expanse of gridded white lines, which morph into a pixelated mountainside, then a tunnel made of static.
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GANSEOUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - The chairs of an abandoned ski lift sit on a barren, ghostly mountainside in South Korea; like gravestones for what was one a vibrant holiday resort.
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Japanese media outlets reported that the bus fell three meters (12 feet) down the mountainside and landed on its side, with the front of the vehicle sustaining the most damage.
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To tell the story of what life has become, we decided to try to find the woman from the mountainside who hugged me so tightly just days after the hurricane.
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But "At the Edge of the Orchard" is a bumpy wagon ride, a slog through mud followed by a mad gallop, including some ludicrous trips up and down a mountainside.
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With the support of these young bucks, Jessie had her pick of the farms across the Mudgee Region, herding stolen cattle up the mountainside before they could be sold off.
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The plot was a sloping valley that began on a mountainside covered in the black fringe of a pine forest, and it ran down to the shores of a lake.
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Bites Twenty-three miles south of Anchorage on the Seward Highway, the first glimpse of Froth & Forage's turquoise roof comes two mountainside highway curves ahead of the restaurant's gravel parking.
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He acquired the $8 million mansion at 963 King Georges Way in British Properties, the most exclusive mountainside enclave in Vancouver, paying for a large part of it in cash.
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Mr. Wagner, 62, is a lawyer in private practice in Margaretville, N.Y., where he is also the chairman of the board of the Margaretville Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer will be among the nine-person presidential delegation to the mountainside conference.
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On the access road into the city's east end, which climbed up the mountainside, the column drove by a pesh merga bulldozer in flames, the driver incinerated in the cab.
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There were struggles initially to find domestic sponsors and disputes over funding for venues and the plan to build a downhill course in a virgin forest on a protected mountainside.
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"If the cyclists never came up on Sunday, we'd still be O.K." There were more than two days to go before the race, but the mountainside was brimming with people.
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It rushes forth from a curved gunmetal faucet that was imported (from Canarsie) and splashes on the granite basin of the tub in the manner of rainfall against a mountainside.
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You may see your friend's health and lifestyle decline in other ways, says licensed drug and alcohol counselor Amy Sedgwick, director of clinical operations at Mountainside Treatment Center in Canaan, Connecticut.
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Despite efforts to drain the water, muddy floodwaters reached near the entrance of the cave while rescuers kept trying to find hidden shafts in the green mountainside to access the cavern.
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The cave, cut into a mountainside near the border with Myanmar, can flood severely during the rainy season, which runs from June to October, and there are warnings against exploring then.
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More than 300 reindeer corpses were found piled up and strewn across the mountainside, in a natural massacre that Norwegian officials are calling the deadliest lightning strike in their country's history.
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In August 2015, an EPA contractor hired to slow seepage of pollutants from the mine breached a tunnel wall, unleashing a torrent of wastewater that had built up behind the mountainside.
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The order was put into effect for people living in Elsinore "on the mountainside of Lake St and southwest of Grand Ave to Ortega Hwy," the Cleveland National Forest Service tweeted .
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"The community in my home town in Mexico got together and cleaned up garbage #TrashChallenge #TrashChallenge #trashtag," one person tweeted alongside a photo of a group cleaning trash from the mountainside.
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So it's not a one-wheeled device, and it requires a remote to accelerate with an electric jolt, but you can carve up the sidewalk just like you would the mountainside.
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You risk life and limb climbing down a mountainside in the driving wind and rain to hoist a woolly beast to safety, and it doesn't even offer a bleat of thanks.
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A small creek a few miles outside of San Juan became a raging river, picking up trees, pipes and rubble from a mountainside where they had been dumped after Hurricane Maria.
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CLEAVING TO A barren mountainside above the plain of Nineveh, the Syriac Orthodox monastery of Mar Mattai (pictured above) offers a bleak view of the cataclysm that grips the Arab world.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Italian hearts embraced Sofia Goggia on Wednesday after a golden run down a slice of South Korean mountainside won her nation its first women's downhill Olympic title.
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Dozens of houses were engulfed by mud when a mountainside collapsed in the town of Regent, on the edge of Freetown, on Monday - in one of Africa's deadliest mudslides in decades.
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Under the accord, Iran reconfigured a heavy-water reactor so it couldn't produce plutonium and agreed to convert its Fordo enrichment site — dug deep into a mountainside — into a research center.
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In that environment, the small National Interdiction Unit, sequestered in a secure mountainside base in Kabul, has been one of the surest bets in striking against the opium and heroin networks.
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We broke the story ... Ford was arrested Tuesday after Kendall's security team found him sitting on her front porch after he'd apparently scaled the unsecured mountainside leading up to her home.
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Mountainside promotes the Rendezvous Cabins in its marketing strategy; prospective buyers of homes in the development can spend a night in a tiny house or model home to experience the neighborhood.
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A day later, the United States, Britain and France revealed intelligence that showed that Iran was building a secret uranium enrichment facility in a mountainside near the holy city of Qum.
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He grew up in a small mountainside village in western Nepal, a couple hours' drive from where Ms. Bayak died and where women still pound grain with a seesaw-like plank.
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The Bridges of Christian Menn Sinuous, up in the sky between one mountainside and another, the most beautiful bridge I had ever seen was in Simplon Pass, on the Swiss side.
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It's an unforgiving race, in which the slightest mistake in movement can send a rider full-speed into stone walls, mountainside homes or the scores of spectators who line the road.
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On the mountainside lay the remains of nine souls, including the remarkable and complicated man who once scored 81 points in a single game and 60 points in his NBA farewell.
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Protesters also targeted upscale areas of Santiago, marching through a shopping mall in the ritzy mountainside suburb of La Dehesa earlier in the week and another in Las Condes on Wednesday.
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He remembers the Jeep slamming into his side door, pushing his car into the safety blocks on the side of the road, saving him from a steep fall down the mountainside.
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ISLAMABAD, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Junaid Jamshed, a Pakistani pop star turned evangelical Muslim cleric, was on board an aircraft that crashed into a mountainside on Wednesday, a airline official told Reuters.
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Authorities have made changes to better screen pilots for mental health problems, after a pilot intentionally crashed a Germanwings jet into a mountainside in March 2015, killing all 150 on board.
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Chapecoense were traveling to the final of the Copa Sudamericana to play Colombian side Atletico Nacional in November, 2016 when the plane carrying their team crashed into a mountainside outside Medellin.
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The risk that a few countries could control most of the ingredients for electric car batteries is what spurred the drilling crew to the mountainside in Cinovec in the Czech Republic.
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We're told shockingly ... last week Ford entered the community -- not through the front gate, but by scaling the mountainside in the back of the complex, where there is apparently no security.
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In the Arctic Circle, on the far-northern Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, a drab facility carved into the mountainside could be humanity's last hope in the event of a global catastrophe.
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There had once been a fence that bordered the field and protected balls from flying down the mountainside, but it had been torn down and left on the side of the field.
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The plane slammed into a mountainside near Medellin on Monday night as the team flew to face Atletico Nacional for the Copa Sudamericana, which is South America's equivalent of the Europa League.
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"Avocados are in high demand abroad and it's one of the options," he said, standing amid some of his 41,000 coffee trees on a mist-shrouded mountainside near Pueblorrico, in Antioquia province.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ford has repeatedly scaled the mountainside of Kendall's gated community ... once ended up by her pool and another time on her porch before he was nabbed by cops.
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In the rural community of Amghras, nearly 1,000 meters (3,281 ft) above sea level, the gullies and ravines carved into the mountainside show how easily the red earth can be washed away.
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Ciara and Russell Wilson have a little thrill-seeker on their watch ... 3-month-old daughter Sienna, who can't walk yet but is already hauling down a mountainside on an alpine slide.
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There's a well known one around here coined the Palm to Pines Scenic Byway (CA-74), which heads out of the city up and up the nearest mountainside, complete with dicey switchbacks.
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On an overcast morning in August, Michael Pahle and Teresa Lüdde, from Berlin, rested on a grassy bluff, taking in a misty mountainside dense with palms as part of their cycling tour.
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Last August, a contractor hired by the EPA to slow seepage from the century-old stake breached a tunnel wall, unleashing a torrent of wastewater that had backed up behind the mountainside.
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In another, "Untitled (P-21714)" (22017), short lines in three colors (light mint-green, dark blue, and bright purple) zigzag up the right side of the canvas as if climbing a mountainside.
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There are no cars, and chic tourists in flip-flops walk in a kind of happy, sunbaked daze between the brown-sand beach and the chamomile-scented hiking trails along the mountainside.
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His personal presepio is built on the piano in his living room and still features basic materials: brown packing paper for the mountainside, milk cartons for houses, dried grape vines, cat litter.
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Returning from dinner, weekend guests discovered her body at the bottom of a 77-step hardwood staircase connecting the four stories of her house on Tomboy Road, which undulates along a mountainside.
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Investigators have concluded that Lubitz deliberately flew the Germanwings A320 jet into a French mountainside on March 24, 2015 on a flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, killing all 150 people on board.
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That includes a private helicopter flight to Tiger's Nest, a prominent Himalayan Buddhist temple built into a mountainside (average tourists have to hike two-and-a-half hours up the mountain to visit).
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While the Evans suffered the effects at the bottom of the mountainside, two climbers at the summit were able to capture some of the rockslide from above in a video posted to Instagram.
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"Complete electrical failure, without fuel," he said in the tense final moments before the plane set off on a four-minute death spiral that ended with it slamming into a mountainside Monday night.
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An excited Dakota — who was rescued later from the mountainside by a team — makes a b-line for her hiking buddy in a wheelchair and takes the time to lick her master's wound.
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At least 14 people were killed and 27 wounded when an overnight tour bus on its way to a ski resort in central Japan veered off the road and slid down the mountainside.
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Williams then exposed himself to enemy fire to render aid to Ford and move him down the mountainside to a casualty collection point set up inside a little house lower in the valley.
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Traveling northwest on an Austrian Federal Railways ("Österreichische Bundesbahnen" in German) train from Zagreb, the hills of Croatia gave way to cute lakeside towns in Slovenia, before becoming dramatic mountainside villages in Austria.
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Earthen barriers have reinforced mountainside rice beds in Bali for thousands of years, channeling rainfall, curbing erosion and providing habitats for ducks that feed on agricultural pests — while also resulting in astonishing beauty.
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It was very cold inside the three-million-year-old cave (they provided jackets), which formed after an earthquake allowed water to seep into the mountainside and wipe out much of the limestone.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Rescuers began digging through several feet snow at two mountainside locations in Nepal on Tuesday where four South Korean trekkers and three Nepali guides are thought to be trapped, officials said.
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They spend their time checking the sensors that are scattered around the mountainside, and monitoring the electronics and computers that tie everything together and send data down to Yerevan and around the world.
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AGUAS BUENAS, P.R. — Natalia Hernández stood before dawn with a bullhorn in her hand in front of the mountainside elementary school that four generations of her family attended, rattling off its academic accomplishments.
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General Hooda added that the material may have been taken from stashes of explosives being used to blast a mountainside to broaden the highway to Jammu, the same road where the attack occurred.
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Bulging parcels of ham baguettes were stuffed under waterproof jackets before the miners climbed onto an aging white bus that crept roughly two miles up the mountainside to the mouth of the mine.
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The call for voluntary evacuations was issued Thursday for people near a mountainside above Lake Elsinore, joining at least 20,000 people who are under mandatory evacuation orders as fire churns through Cleveland National Forest.
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The frigid temperatures on the South Korean mountainside, especially during the bone-chilling cold days leading up to the Games, were unlike anything veteran U.S. ski serviceman Ales Sopotnik said he had ever encountered.
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There was no warning that the volcano was going to explode on that Sunday afternoon until a wall of lava, ash and toxic gases came bearing down on the communities that dot the mountainside.
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But he, and we, suspect that it's too good to be true, and pretty soon he's headed to the mountainside mining village where he grew up to beg for help from his estranged family.
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She begins her journey with a breathtaking aerial view of the ancient city clinging to the mountainside, before swooping down to explore the details of stepped terraces, moss-covered walls and tiny stone huts.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, John Ford -- the man who repeatedly scaled the mountainside at Kendall Jenner's exclusive gated community and ended up on her property -- was released Wednesday, and the circumstances are interesting.
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Investigations revealed that the suspect picked Dykes up from a bar in his taxi and drove her to a mountainside motorway where he sexually assaulted and strangled her with a rope, the source said.
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This picture, in pencil and crayon on pieced-together bits of paper, shows a stream of automobiles, like a well-disciplined line of bugs, gliding into the mouth of a tunnel in a mountainside.
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Since then, a 20-acre chunk of mountainside — roughly four million cubic yards of rock, enough to fill 25 football stadiums to the top of the bleachers, eight stories up — has been sliding downhill.
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My favorite hike was from the seaside resort of Kokkari up to the village of Vourliotes, a honeycomb of traditional stone houses clinging to the mountainside, their terra-cotta roofs decorated with pottery pigeons.
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Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were among a group of nine people who died on January 26 when the helicopter they had been traveling in crashed on a mountainside in Calabasas, California.
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The country's well-connected transit options, from bus to train to mountainside cable car, can all be accessed via the same tourist transit card, easily available at any train station or at the airport.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - An errant missile struck Cyprus early on Monday, skimming the densely populated capital Nicosia and crashing on a mountainside in what authorities described as a spillover from strikes between Israel and Syria.
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Its massive cross on a rocky outcrop in the foothills of the Sierra de Guadarrama is visible from the outskirts of Madrid, and its basilica is a cold vault bored 250 metres into the mountainside.
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The images, which lie on the same continuum as Ollie Ma's photo-realistic GTA V photo series, are all about impeccably designed and framed scenes, from a forested mountainside to a dimly-lit interior hallway.
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The 2114-acre Echo Lake Park, in the southeast corner of Mountainside, offers more passive recreation, including fishing and paddleboat rentals on the lake, a dog park, yoga classes and weekly concerts under the stars.
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Shurer then fought his way to another group of four more wounded solders that he treated and stabilized before evacuating the group down a mountainside while using his body to shield them from enemy fire.
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As Guendelsberger observes, Blair resembles John Henry, the mighty, tall-tale figure who raced against the new steam drill, blasting through mountainside with only his hammer—winning, but dying with his hammer in his hand.
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On the way to the ruins, tilting my head to breathe on the right, the view reminded me of the Delaware Water Gap in the Poconos, the dark green mountainside towering against the bright blue sky.
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She didn't depart with the President on Saturday morning but joined the small group of aides — which included Dan Scavino and later acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney — later in the day at the mountainside retreat.
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The chamber is about 2.5 miles from the entrance of the cave, which is thought to be about 4-5 miles long and cut into a mountainside in far northern Thailand near the border with Myanmar.
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Bamiyan, home to two giant statues of Buddha carved into a mountainside and to Afghanistan's first national park, is one of the country's more peaceful areas and attracts some of the few tourists who do visit.
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Prosecutors believe co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who had a history of severe depression, barricaded himself into the cockpit and deliberately propelled his Airbus jet into a mountainside on March 24, killing all 150 people on board.
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The home he shares with wife, Sheryl, and sons, Matthew and John, was also threatened by the California wildfires in December, when he posted a photo of the mountainside visible from his backyard engulfed in flames.
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SANKHU, Nepal — As the anniversary of Nepal's devastating earthquake came and went last week, Tilakmananda Bajracharya peered up at the mountainside temple his family has tended for 2200 generations, wondering how long it would remain upright.
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The 2,065-acre Watchung Reservation is a fundamental part of Mountainside: Residents take advantage of its wooded hiking trails, riding stables, picnic grounds and the Trailside Nature and Science Center, a 2298,2114-square-foot interactive museum.
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Accommodations range from elegant rooms with lake and mountainside views to suites with private balconies, rustic cottages with full kitchens and the stunning Grove Lodge, a house for families or groups seeking a more private experience.
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The company, which now also operates a foundation and offers annual prizes for sculpture, owns the entire marble-rich, almost 5,600-foot-high summit — which is a hairpin drive up the mountainside from the area's workshops.
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Shanley/American Museum of Natural History Around 1920, Justo Daza, an experienced mine worker, and Fritz Klein, a mining engineer, were scrambling over the steep mountainside terraces of Chivor, a legendary emerald site in northeast Colombia.
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Packages filled with water, food, medicine and torches were dropped down a shaft in the mountainside of a Thailand cave in hopes of reaching 12 boys and their soccer coach who went missing nearly a week ago.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so the attention has focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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The chamber is about 2.5 miles from the entrance of the cave, which is thought to be about 4 to 5 miles long and cut into a mountainside in far northern Thailand near the border with Myanmar.
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Cecilville, California (CNN)They traveled about as far away from Tennessee as they could get in the US, finally settling -- at least for a night -- in a remote cabin on a tree-covered mountainside in Northern California.
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But no one has yet to win in the men's soap and supply market, so the Chicago-based Oars + Alps has laid into the market with all hands on the oars and all crampons in the mountainside.
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For "Auszug" ("abstract"), rather than resort to the obvious, Bussmann presents a steep mountainside littered with dozens of pieces of luggage, their extended handles reaching toward the summit like pilgrims' arms beseeching a saint for a miracle.
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Mr. Dombroski's company, FlexWage, of Mountainside, N.J., also advances employees part of their earned but unpaid wages, but unlike PayActiv, it doesn't use its own money to fund the transactions — it pulls cash directly from employers' coffers.
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As part of the rescue effort, search parties have been lowered down shafts on the mountainside, but it was unclear what progress they had made, or exactly where they were in relation to the "Pattaya Beach" chamber.
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It was during one of those Halloween nights a couple of years ago that Ricardo Costa, who had been invited with his family by a friend in Mountainside, decided the borough was where he wanted to live.
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Seen from a distance, they made up thin blue lines snaking across the barren tan mountainside along narrow trails traced in the dirt, converging from several directions on the little school in the bottom of the valley.
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The Svalbard Global Seed Vault, built on an Arctic mountainside in 2008, was designed as a storage facility to protect vital crop seeds against the worst cataclysms of nuclear war or disease and safeguard global food supplies.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so increasing efforts have been made to find shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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For hundreds of residents of the 12,000-year-old town of Hasankeyf and its neighboring village of Kesmekopru, both of which will be submerged, housing laws may also block them from finding new homes on the nearby mountainside.
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And if your feet get tired exploring the more than 5-acre property (which has its own private waterfalls), you can always float up or down the mountainside in one of two funiculars built right into the landscape.
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Valle de los Caidos, marked by a 152 meter-high cross and carved out of rock on a mountainside an hour's drive northwest of Madrid, has been criticized as the only remaining monument to a fascist leader in Europe.
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A couple of hours before the boat pulls in to regally sleepy Luang Prabang, it passes the Pak Ou caves: two caverns in a mountainside from which hundreds of Buddha statues brought by devotees stare down at passing boats.
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"One of those earthquakes, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake near Lituya Bay, Alaska, in 1958, triggered a landslide that sent water 1,720 feet up an adjacent mountainside, one of the highest recorded run-ups of a tsunami," the USGS says.
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After lunch at Mosso's niece's house, which turns out to be perched on the mountainside up a muddy track so steep it makes the Jeep's wheels spin, the lights come back on; the surgery can go ahead after all.
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Determined to share her frustration with what's happened to the FLDS, Quinton and her 16-year-old daughter, Bianca, hiked into the mountainside above Bountiful last summer, where someone has sprayed "KEEP SWEET" on a boulder along the trail.
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The two former officers, Keith Sandy and Dominique Perez, had each faced a second-degree murder charge in the shooting of the man, James Boyd, who had been illegally camping on a craggy mountainside on the city's east end.
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Inspired by Noh, Yeats, in 1916, created his play "At the Hawk's Well," for three characters: the Irish mythological hero Cuchulain, an old man, and a dancing hawk, gathered around a basin of holy water on a lonely mountainside.
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So when we watch a roaring mountainside fire and listen to an unseen inmate enthuse about her firefighting job, we can immediately sense the awfulness of a life where being surrounded by flames feels like a kind of freedom.
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Tuesday marked three days since the partial collapse of a mountainside in the wake of Super Typhoon Mangkhut saw tons of mud and rocks pour onto the mining town of Itogon, in the Cordillera region of northern Luzon Island.
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Villagers were quoted in the article as saying the government was partially to blame for the landslide because it did nothing after locals reported a large fissure had formed in the mountainside above them after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
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Investigators believe Germanwings pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the cockpit after he left to use the bathroom and deliberately flew the A320 jet into a mountainside in the French Alps, killing all 150 people on board.
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The plane was on an Alpine sightseeing tour from Locarno, in the Italian-speaking region of southern Switzerland, to Dübendorf, an airport near Zurich, when it crashed into the mountainside near the ski resort of Flims, in eastern Switzerland.
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It's as though they're skiing backwards down a sheer mountainside littered with men who have been accused of doing terrible things to women, and every time they come across another one the producers have to do a triple backflip over him.
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An early action scene involves Han (Alden Ehrenreich) and Chewbacca (Joonas Suotamo) joining the band of thieves led by Tobias Beckett (Woody Harrelson) and his wife Val (Thandie Newton) to rob a train as it travels along a perilous mountainside track.
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"The ones that are living closer to where I am, or along the mountainside, here on the very east side, there were a lot of people making comments about seeing them in their yard or around the street," Young said.
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Instead of controlling the drone like a remote-controlled plane, you put the Staaker into one of several follow modes and it will keep you in view as you careen down a mountainside or flip upside-down on a surfboard.
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The bridge, which measures 213 feet long and sits 330 feet up the mountainside, according to Metro UK, apparently caused the man to collapse on the side of the walkway out of fear before his tiny companion came to his rescue.
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Electric street lamps had come to Corrano — that was the first change Fabrice noticed as we rounded a road's bend, with our 1½-year-old-daughter in the back, to enter the village, clinging, at 1,820 feet, to a mountainside.
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He saw the flames — which firefighters would name the Tubbs Fire, after a nearby street — jump the road and head up the mountainside toward Sonoma County, over the hills where it would ravage parts of Santa Rosa, the county seat.
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As a girl she dragged bottles of mineral water up the mountainside to sell to tourists duped into visiting the dried-up cliff-side pool billed as the Baths of Aphrodite, where the goddess of love supposedly dallied with Adonis.
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Endangered sites rescued with American funds included the twin temples at Abu Simbel, originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II in the 13th century B.C., as a monument to him and his queen, Nefertiti.
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On the Market This week's properties are five-bedroom homes in Mountainside, N.J., and Katonah, N.Y. 17 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: In Mountainside, N.J., a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath, 3,580-square-foot house built in 1987 and renovated in 2012, with an expansive great room that has vaulted ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace, a balcony with a game room, an in-law suite on the lower level, and a two-car attached garage, on a sloping 0.40-acre property with mature landscaping and a chicken coop.
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On Monday, "The Good Place" actress shared a little behind the scenes snap of her quiet weekend getaway with her husband and a few loved ones as they bonded over a board game in what appeared to be a rather ordinary mountainside cabin.
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Investigators have concluded that pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the cockpit and deliberately flew the Germanwings A320 jet into a French mountainside on March 24, 2015 on a flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, killing all 150 people on board.
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When Wilson reached the skier, ski patrollers tossed him a knife, which he used to cut the strap and free the man, who fell about 15 feet (4.57 m) to the mountainside where a paramedic administered emergency aid, the ski area said.
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ARANAYAKE, Sri Lanka — Defying forecasts, sheets of rain were still falling Thursday on a rubble-strewn mountainside in the tea-and-cinnamon district of Sri Lanka, two days after a landslide buried three hamlets and dozens of residents who never heard it coming.
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Left-wing parties and human rights organizations claim the Valley of the Fallen, which is marked by a 2000 meter (22005 yard) mountainside cross, is an embarrassment and an insult to the estimated 2116,22013 killed or imprisoned during his rule of Spain.
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Ford was arrested in September for breaking into the 23-year-old's gated community and repeated the same offense in October and November—the second and third times by scaling the mountainside behind the housing complex in an attempt to evade security.
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In Mexico, she has designed everything from a house perched on a wooded mountainside overlooking the city of Monterrey to an art-filled botanical garden, a funeral home, university buildings and an open-air chapel at the start of a Catholic pilgrimage route.
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While Ms. Theodore was staying at Family Promise of Union County, Geleen Donovan, the group's executive director, learned that another family there had also lost their father, so she reached out to Imagine, a nonprofit in nearby Mountainside, to arrange for grief counseling.
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The Chasellas ski lift — an eight-minute glide above the mountainside — deposits straphangers at the Suvretta Hotel's Trutz Chalet, a lunchtime oasis of old-fashioned stone and timber at 2545,200 feet above sea level, with views over the whole of the Upper Engadine.
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The episode begins near the end: Fletcher and Gail wait in a pretty white car, wearing all white clothes, on a snowy-white mountainside near a pay phone, shortly after the ransom has been delivered in a heap of all-white suitcases.
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In December 2017, a taxi driver picked Rebecca Dykes up from a Beirut bar and drove her to a mountainside motorway where he sexually assaulted and strangled her with a rope, a security source briefed on the matter told CNN at the time.
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Mr. Zebari, who recounted the events in an interview from his mountainside mansion in northern Iraq, said that when President Barack Obama met with Mr. Abadi last September at the United Nations, the American leader personally lobbied to save Mr. Zebari's job.
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Still, he blended into the crowd better when simply wearing a dark long-sleeve athletic shirt, having traded buttoned-up for loosened-up (or at least as if he were about to head off for a chest-thumping hike up the mountainside).
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Just three weeks ago, she and her friends in the city-like cinderblock complex of Penha, a poor mountainside favela of 50,2100 located in the north of Rio de Janeiro, saw a boy shot dead in a confrontation with police below their quad.
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Troops in cemeteries, even if unidentified, have at least been buried with honor, the agency argues, so it concentrates instead on locating remains that never made it to a cemetery: infantrymen lost in a jungle ambush, say, or aircrews scattered by a mountainside plane crash.
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AFTER DYING in his bed in 1975 General Francisco Franco, Spain's dictator for 36 years, was buried in haste at the Valley of the Fallen, the grandiose monument on a mountainside outside Madrid that he built to celebrate his victory in the Spanish civil war.
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PARO VALLEY, Bhutan (Reuters) - Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge trekked on Friday to a Buddhist monastery on a mountainside in Bhutan, going one better than the duke's father, Prince Charles, who on a 1998 trip broke off his hike to paint a watercolor.
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Investigators have concluded that his son, co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, locked the captain out of the cockpit and deliberately flew the Germanwings A320 jet into a French mountainside on March 24, 2015 on a flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, killing all 150 people on board.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - As a search in Thailand for 12 boys and their soccer coach missing inside a flooded cave entered a sixth day on Friday, police dropped survival packages through a shaft drilled in the mountainside not knowing if anyone was there.
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The August 2015 blowout at the Gold King Mine above the town of Silverton was triggered when an EPA contractor hired to slow seepage at the century-old stake breached a tunnel wall, unleashing a torrent of wastewater that had built up behind the mountainside.
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I was briefly a glimmer struck burningin a gust, a wild-down-the-mountainside scream,but quickly, as my body slammed into place aroundmy sobs and my sobs, like doused coals, quit, I becamesmall and defeated and invested in the magic of palmsand soft hymns.
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It took decades to carve the depiction of General Lee, Jefferson Davis and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson on horseback into the mountainside, and it could probably be removed only through a yearlong process that would involve blowing it off piece by piece with explosives.
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But when the S.U.V. she was traveling in hit a rut and bounced wildly on a mud road carved into a mountainside — a steep decline inches to her right, the pounding rain all around — an expletive escaped her lips like some rare ugly moth.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that when the helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant and eight others crashed into a mountainside near Calabasas, it was not operating under special visual flight rules, according to recordings of communications between the pilot and air traffic control.
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Kobe Bryant crash: The company that owned the helicopter that crashed into a fogbound mountainside on Sunday, killing the basketball legend and eight others, did not have certification for its pilots to fly in poor visibility, sources familiar with the company's operations told The Times.
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Located in a mountainside village called Triesenberg, I must admit that out of the roughly 90 countries I've been to so far, I've never before stayed at a hotel where check-in and check-out were done completely by machine like at Hotel Oberland.
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Transforming the "Valley of the Fallen" site, marked by a 152-metre (500-foot) cross on a mountainside near Madrid and criticized as Europe's only remaining monument to a fascist leader, is a longstanding ambition of the Socialist Party which returned to office in June.
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It's about a woman whose husband comes rushing down a mountainside after a hike, calling for help: His wife has fallen from a steep precipice into the river below, which the park rangers know, exchanging glances, means that she's all but guaranteed to be dead.
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Mr. Vucic, speaking on Saturday in front of a 14th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery on a snow-swept mountainside, urged the Serbian population not to give up on Kosovo, a majority ethnic Albanian sliver of land that they once dominated and fought a war over.
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Rescuers are trying to find hidden shafts in the green mountainside to access different parts of the cave, while crews also are working to drill wells that could drain the water, which would allow divers to advance into passages filled with water at or near their ceilings.
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In her opening statement, the prosecutor, Randi McGinn, said the officers "could have stopped at any point and established distance" between themselves and the man, James Boyd, a paranoid schizophrenic who had been illegally camping on a craggy mountainside on this city's east end in March 2014.
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After starting with a small house, she and her husband, who grew up in Mountainside, moved to a large home about seven years ago and have since downsized to a three-bedroom custom split-level on a half-acre that they bought for $719,000 in 223.
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In the mid 1960s, Angelo "Gyp" DeCarlo, a member of the Genovese crime family, operated one of New Jersey's largest loan-shark operations out of a barn behind La Martinique, the restaurant he owned on Route 22 in Mountainside, near where the new townhouses are being built.
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A suspended pathway from the parking lot leads to the modernist-style cafe with its floor-to-ceiling windows, crosses a tranquil pool that seems almost Zen-Buddhist in inspiration, and, from there, a staircase cuts through the steep mountainside to a rust-colored steel viewing platform.
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It has been more than two months since Follmann, 24, lost his leg — the most significant of his many serious injuries — when a charter flight carrying his Brazilian soccer team, Associação Chapecoense de Futebol, crashed into a muddy Colombian mountainside on the way to a match.
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Executives, entrepreneurs and political leaders gathered at this mountainside village had been awaiting Trump's remarks to the World Economic Forum with a sense of dread, fearing he'd use the platform to shame global elites in the same manner he railed against them during his populist presidential campaign.
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We leaned further and further back, allowing the weight of our bodies to exert force on the noodles, giving little thought to what would happen if they did indeed snap and one of us went rolling down the mountainside, hitting purple banana trees on the way.
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Some other notable additions to the Slate include a NFC chip for contactless mobile payments — and for opening otherwise impenetrable and ancient locking mechanisms: Costing approximately 100 years of your life in a deep and dreamless slumber tucked away inside an ancient mountainside, the Sheikah Slate doesn't come cheap.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Three years after the Germanwings crash in which a pilot deliberately flew a jet into a mountainside, the European Commission has adopted new rules on pilot mental health requiring airlines for the first time to carry out a psychological assessment of pilots before they hire them.
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The decision to move Franco from his tomb in the "Valley of the Fallen", which is carved into a mountainside to the north of the capital and seen by many Spaniards as a monument to fascism, was suspended by Spain's Supreme Court in June pending appeals by his family.
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That seems to have worked for Swiss International Air Lines, reborn from the bankrupt remains of the country's national carrier, and more recently with Eurowings, the new name for Germanwings, which suffered a blow to its reputation after one of its pilots deliberately crashed his plane into a mountainside.
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In the clip for "Walker Texas Ranger," DaBaby employs horrible CGI graphics and undergrad-senior-thesis green screens, eventually surviving a harrowing car tumble down the mountainside before running into some bandits that he didn't see coming because he was once again looking at butts on his iPhone.
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Three years after Democratic Governor Jerry Brown stood on a dry, brown mountainside and declared a drought emergency, state water scientists trekked to the same spot near Sacramento on Thursday to measure nearly four feet of snow - about twice as much as is normal for March and April at that location.
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Scavino -- who joined Trump at Camp David this weekend, posting a photo of a presidential pool table on Instagram from the Catoctin mountainside -- is among a dwindling number of West Wing staffers with long relationships with the President, forged either on the campaign trail or the early days of his presidency.
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Charlie is rich and married, Matthew poor and at loose ends, obsessively reading his dead father's copy of Pascal's "Pensées," trying to figure out where things went wrong, and so Charlie and his wife, Chloe, invite Matthew to stay for the summer in the guesthouse of their wooded mountainside retreat.
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You move your character, Yarny, who's made from a single (extendable) thread of yarn, from left to right across a range of terrain, from an overgrown backyard to a seashore, onto a mountainside and across railway lines, through a scrapyard and thick snow, on a quest to basically collect memories.
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Lebanese social media users quickly embraced it to comment on the country's beaches (and their scent of sewage), its ski slopes (and mountainside garbage dumps), its wine industry (and hash factories), its swanky (and overcharging) restaurants and its cedar forests (what's left of them) dating to the Song of Solomon.
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During his time in Oklahoma, Mr. Pruitt and Mr. Smotkin developed a friendship as they repeatedly met up at resort destinations, including at an elite mountainside lodge in Park City, Utah, and the Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs for meetings of Republican attorneys general, attendance lists of the events show.
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That same popping blue accented the pedestal for a shrine to the baby Jesus and also a cross erected at the drop-off to a million-dollar view: more than a dozen Andean peaks rolling out as far as could be seen, with bushy coffee plants climbing up every mountainside.
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For those looking for a unique visual treat, or to escape the city crowds, the charming hamlet of Kanna-machi in mountainous Gunma Prefecture — 70 miles Northwest of Tokyo — hosts a famous Children's Day festival in which 800 massive carp streamers are strung from a mountainside over the town's river.
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We booked an entry-level Mountainside Room at $850 per night with our American Express card and were able to receive a room upgrade to an Ocean-View Room, which booked for $1,200 per night, as well as $60 daily credit for breakfast, $100 food and beverage credit, and late check-out.
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Growing up in an isolated religious camp on a California mountainside, I was too young to understand the neglect my siblings and I endured, the times we were left to fend for ourselves, rummaging through the bins of government-subsidized surplus food donations or begging near-strangers for a place to stay.
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For the next three days and two nights, we hiked up and down the mountain road, listening to stories from a charming assortment of people: fans who had been camping like this for decades, mountainside newbies, young locals, retirees from afar, die-hard cycling fans, people who'd never seen the race before.
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Whether employing the vibrant "stitched" brushwork of the early paintings or the interlocking, blocky and sinuous forms of the later works, Hartley layers elements to lock in the mass of a mountainside, a logjam pileup, or crashing waves between more or less narrow registers of sky above a rocky shore, lake, or valley below.
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When Air Force II arrived on the tarmac in San Salvador the next day, Bush, his body man, a small team of Secret Service agents, and a Marine colonel named Oliver North, who was assigned to the National Security Council, all hopped aboard an Army Black Hawk chopper and headed for a mountainside villa.
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After Jonas and Chopra's media circus, $500,000-plus wedding, followed by rumors their relationship is fake that led to Turner taking down The Cut on Twitter, we can see why the couples would want to take a break from the crowds and ring in 2019 on an intimate mountainside getaway with the people they love most.
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Some reporters have left the Olympic venues long enough to show us glimpses of the still-simmering unrest, from the Olympic torch relay, during which protesters lobbed stones and the riot cops retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets, to the viral photos of children watching the Opening Ceremony's glittering spectacle from their distant perch in the mountainside favelas.
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The new material was presaged by a mysterious darkening of the band's social media presence, and the Paul Thomas Anderson helmed video for early highlight "Daydreaming" that surfaced days later features bandleader Thom Yorke trudging determinedly through warehouses, beaches, and other people's houses to come to rest sprawled out by a fire inside a snowy mountainside cave.
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But we still went to Gatlinburg, usually for weekend getaways, visits that created many enduring childhood memories: a ride up the mountainside on the chairlift with my frightened cousin, learning to ice skate at the Ober Gatlinburg amusement and ski complex, getting sick from too much fresh-pressed apple cider at the Apple Barn in nearby Pigeon Forge.
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Last year, investigations by the Nepali government and Traveller Assist, a medical assistance company based in Ireland, found that some trek operators, guides, helicopter companies and even doctors and hospitals had conspired to bilk millions of dollars from insurance companies by pushing for emergency mountainside evacuations for minor illnesses, or when simpler treatment options were available.
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Written by Alice Nutter and directed by Dawn Shadforth, the episode begins with 39 straightforward minutes of chase: Primo, Primo's uncle Don Salvatore, a good portion of their small village and a team of highly gifted dogs (why this mountainside hamlet has so many sniffer dogs is anyone's guess) are on the hunt for Paul and Angelo.
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When a Malaysia Airlines aircraft disappeared over the Indian Ocean in 2014, when a Germanwings flight was deliberately flown into a mountainside in 2015 and when two Boeing 737 MAX planes defied their pilots in Indonesia and Ethiopia in 2018 and 2019, people sought explanations for why these disasters happened – and generated an abundance of possible theories.
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"It seems that a serac (a piece of glacial ice) broke and barreled down the couloir (a gully on a mountainside) from the top ridge of the mountain and the gust created the turbulence washing the climbers and staff from their tented camp at the base camp," said Suraj Paudyal, a member of the rescue team.
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He was an expert in the wet-plate collodion process, which required setting up a fully equipped darkroom tent near the capture site to quickly process the plates — and he apparently succeeded even while "perched on a mountainside in the remote Himalayas, with the thermometer approaching a hundred degrees and a dusty gale blowing," as Rayner describes.
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The soirée mimicked the duo's December Aspen, Colorado, ceremony with a six-tier wedding cake and winter wonderland-theme décor complete with fake snow, a mountainside backdrop and twinkle lights throughout and was attended by Hollywood music scene heavy weights including NSYNC's JC Chasez, Ringo Starr, Kenny G, Yolanda Foster's ex (and Gigi Hadid's stepdad) David Foster and Mark McGrath.
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Here&aposs a look at the options and why extracting the 12 boys and man could take some time: THE CAVE IS HUGE Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province stretches under a mountainside for up to 10 kilometers (6 miles), much of it a string of narrow passageways that lead to wide chambers and then back to narrow passageways.
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International Real Estate 14 Photos View Slide Show ' A FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE IN CUERNAVACA $4.8 MILLION (89.3 MILLION MEXICAN PESOS) This four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath brick house with a Spanish tile roof and an attached two-car garage is on a secluded mountainside in the south central Mexican city of Cuernavaca, where Aztec emperors once had homes.
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This episode was a perfect example of that kind of exploration, and it created a vivid and nuanced portrait of the Calabrian kidnappers' small mountainside village — of its specific kind of poverty, of its Catholicism, of the unspoken bond among families who have lived together for generations, and of the secrets they will keep in order to coexist peacefully and in relative isolation.
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LOS ANGELES — When the helicopter carrying the basketball legend Kobe Bryant crashed into a fogbound mountainside on Sunday, killing all nine people onboard, the pilot who was struggling to avoid the clouds did not have the legal authority to navigate with his instruments because the aircraft owner did not have the necessary federal certification, according to three sources familiar with the charter helicopter company's operations.
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A while back, when he saw some blown-glass balloons in a gallery, $100 a pop, he bought a half-dozen and hung them in an Arts and Crafts house he owned years ago in Mountainside, N.J. "I knew I would put them in a restaurant, because they were so festive and cool," said Mr. Burke, who soon dispatched them to David Burke Townhouse, now shuttered.
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According to public records, Deering, the owner of Aid in Recovery, has started or purchased the following rehab brands: Treasure Coast Recovery, Wellness Counseling and Residential Detox, and Executive Recovery Center, also known as The Lukens Institute, in Florida; Mountainside Recovery Center, also known as West Coast Wellness Center, in California; and Serenity Care Centers, Red Rock Wellness Care Centers, and Red Rock Addiction & Treatment Company in Arizona.
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Instead, in both prose poems and verse, Howe's accounts of children and adolescents from the past — among them Francis of Assisi as well as the tribe of ancient Greek Curetes, whom Howe calls "gods of the wild mountainside," and "both real boys and children of the clouds" — reflect and refract on our contemporary reality: the Boston Marathon bombers, a passionate embrace in a movie theater, instances of déjà vu.
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