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Sweetwater Authority officials said the Sweetwater Dam "is designed so water can flow through its spillways when the water level exceeds the maximum storage capacity, without compromising structural integrity and safety."Water overflowing from the dam's spillways "does not constitute a cause for concern," officials said. 322

Simply swallowing might not be enough to help your ears adjust to the changes in air pressure that accompany changes in altitude. For some adults, taking a decongestant pill before the flight helps; ask your doctor if that’s appropriate for you. Chewing gum can be effective as well, so bring some along. For those traveling with infants, who can’t intentionally pop their ears, bring along a pacifier or bottle for the baby to suck on during major altitude changes. You may also want to keep them awake during ascent and descent so they don’t wake up to ear pain. 594

"That's if someone is trying to approach a school, there's other layers to get through to get to students in the classroom,” Richter said.

Sheriff's officials have designated the construction zone north of Enrico Fermi Place and the open lot southof Enrico Fermi Place areas as "NO TRESPASSING" areas until further notice. 183

Thames Valley Police are in charge of policing the event in Windsor, which means paying for the officers on duty.Security at the last royal wedding in 2011 between Prince William and Kate Middleton cost nearly ￡6.4 million (.7 million), according to the Press Association. Included in that was ￡3.6 million (.9 million) to cover overtime pay for police, a bill the UK government ended up paying.A police spokesperson declined to comment on upfront spending for Harry and Meghan's wedding, but added that if there is an opportunity to recover the cost "this will of course be explored."Happily for taxpayers, security costs for this royal wedding are expected to be lower than the last because it is being held outside London, which could mean smaller crowds and less complicated logistics.Even if taxpayers end up contributing less this time, some Brits are unhappy with the arrangements."Taxpayers should not be funding a private wedding, no matter who is getting married," said Republic, a London-based group that campaigns against the British monarchy."A royal wedding is a private, personal event, dressed up as a national occasion. That lets the royals use the wedding as a PR exercise and [expects] the taxpayer will pay a large part of the costs," it said.The group has launched a petition urging the government not to commit any money to Harry and Meghan's wedding. The petition had over 32,000 signatures just ahead of the big event.The UK government declined to comment on spending related to the royal wedding, saying it wouldn't release any information before the event. 1586

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