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Frozen ferries freed

By Melissa Opsal
March 5, 2010 - 11:46 am
Plus, 25 will lose jobs in DeWitt, and Warner Brothers makes "The Green Lantern" and "Sucker Punch" to be 3D.

Four ferries of the coast of Sweden are free from heavy ice.

Artic winds made it difficult for rescue crews to free the four ferries and at least 30 other ships from the Baltic Sea.

Tommy Gardebring with the Maritime Search and Rescue Center told CNN the southern portion is a lot colder, but the nouthern portion has normal levels of ice.

The ferries carrying 1,000 people are now back at port.

John Deere center in DeWitt closing

The John Deere center in DeWitt is closing, causing 25 people to lose their job.

The center is moving to Grimsby, Ontario, and, according to a worker, all the parts have already been moved to Grimsby.

Employees were told in October the center was closing down.

The closure is meant to improve the company's efficiency. 

"Green Lantern" and "Sucker Punch" will be 3D

Warner Brothers announced their latest movies will be 3D.

"Green Lantern" and "Sucker Punch" will both be released for 3D viewing.

"Sucker Punch" is out March 25, 2011 and will be converted to 3D.

"Green Lantern" will be released June 17, 2011, but Warner Brothers is unsure if the movie will be filmed in 3D or converted.

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