内容摘要：Audra McDonald performs “Rose’s Turn” from “Gypsy” during the Tonys telecast (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)

Audra McDonald performs “Rose’s Turn” from “Gypsy” during the Tonys telecast (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP)

while authorities searched for longer-term solution. In December, the Maui County Council approved acquiring privately owned land next to Maui’s existing landfill for a permanent disposal site.Handling debris after large wildfires is always a logistical challenge. It took Paradise, California, officials about a year to transport more than 300,000 truck loads of debris to three different landfills after the

killed 85 people and burned most of the town.Maui County said it evaluated the debris with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Hawaii Department of Health and determined transporting and storing it at the landfill didn’t post a public health risk. Workers will lightly wet it before loading it onto trucks to control dust. The debris will be wrapped in thick plastic sheets. In total, it weighs about 400,000 tons (363,00 metric tons).Some Olowalu residents were worried the debris would stay in their community permanently,

Native Hawaiian shrines, ancient burial sites andMost of the steel and concrete left behind by the fire was to be recycled. Much of the debris heading for the landfill is

, which state Department of Health tests found had

CHUNCHEON, South Korea (AP) — K-pop superstarsVideo posted by the sheriff’s office shows Ed wrapped in a net with his head sticking out as he is carried by the helicopter to the trailer.

Ed arrived in Christiana on May 30, the sheriff’s office said. His owner reported him missing the next day.The zebra was spotted and filmed running along Interstate 24, forcing deputies to shut the roadway. But Ed escaped into a wooded area.

There were several sightings posted to social media. Ed was filmed trotting through a neighborhood.The zebra quickly became the subject of internet memes. One fake posting showed Ed dining at a Waffle House, a southern staple. Others had him visiting other Tennessee cities or panhandling on the side of the road.