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Jul 10 2023
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Eugene City Council repeals proposed ban on natural gas in new construction
Eugene City Council unanimously repealed its proposed ban on natural gas in new homes at a work session Monday night. "I think it's time to take a pause," Councilor Emily Semple said. "We sparked something, and other cities are now doing this, so we can be proud of that even if this isn't our moment to go forward." The council initially passed the ban Feb. 6 in a 5-3 vote. Opponents the next
The Register-GuardMay 09 2024
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California’s gas prices are 50 cents higher on average than this time last year
The average gas price in California is nearly 50 cents more than what it was at this point last year, according to the American Automobile Association. As of Thursday, California’s average regular gas price was $5.317, which is substantially above the national average of $3.642. The price maintained California’s crown for having the most expensive gas in the country. As of Thursday, the Golden
KTLAApr 26 2024
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No, Biden was not ignored at a Pittsburgh-area gas station
How was President Joe Biden received when he stopped at a gas station in Pennsylvania? Fox News host Sean Hannity said the president got the cold shoulder. "Biden tries copying Trump by visiting a gas station in PA - instead he's ignored by virtually everyone there," Hannity said in an April 18 Facebook post. The post included a video of Biden at Sheetz, a gas station and convenience store
PolitiFactMay 08 2024
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Alabama schedules nitrogen gas execution for convict who survived lethal injection attempt
Alabama has scheduled a second execution with nitrogen gas, months after the state became the first to put a person to death with the previously untested method. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey set a Sept. 26 execution date for Alan Eugene Miller, who was convicted of killing three men during a 1999 workplace shooting. The execution will be carried out by nitrogen gas, the governor's office said. Miller
Fox News (Online News)Apr 08 2024
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Back to nature: It’s ‘Life’ time at Orlando Science Center
Izzy, the two-toed sloth, has just been hanging around these days in her home, the new “Life” exhibit at Orlando Science Center. She has trees to climb, a rope from which to dangle and a hammock for regular relaxing. Science center visitors will get a good look at Izzy and other animal inhabitants of “Life” after it opens to the public on Thursday. The nature exhibit encourages close
Orlando SentinelMay 08 2024
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Masked man steals $400 by gunpoint from Burlington gas station, police say
An armed robbery at a gas station in Burlington prompted the start of a police investigation on Wednesday, Burlington police Chief Thomas Browne announced in a statement released Wednesday. At around 3:30 a.m., police arrived at a Mobil Gas station at 173 Bedford St. after they were notified about a person who robbed the store at gunpoint, Browne’s statement read. Police spoke with the store’s
MassLive.comMay 02 2024
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Alabama court clears way for second execution via nitrogen gas
The Alabama Supreme Court authorized the state attorney general’s request for an execution date for inmate Alan Eugene Miller using nitrogen gas. The Alabama Supreme Court authorized the use of nitrogen gas on Miller, which will be the second time it is used for execution in the state. Gov. Kay Ivey (R-AL) has not yet set a date for Miller’s execution. Miller survived a previous execution
Colorado Springs GazetteApr 21 2024
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Young volunteers get to work at Northwest Side nature preserve ahead of Earth Day
CHICAGO — At a nature preserve in Jefferson Park on Saturday, a group of young volunteers got to work beautifying, mulching trails and planting native species, while pulling the invasive ones. It’s part of the Honeycomb Project, a nonprofit that organizes volunteering events designed for families, teaching kids about the power and rewards of service. Sarah Anderson, who has been leading the
WGNApr 06 2024
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Nature: An 8-legged fishing find that's a sight to see
Nature: An 8-legged fishing find that's a sight to see Well, I’ll probably lose the love of the arachnophobes with this column. As arachnophobia afflicts about 6% of the population, my readership might shrink by a few people. But if you’ve read this far and spiders spook you, please return for a future column. It’ll likely be about chickadees, spring-beauties, cottontails or some such warm-and
The Columbus Dispatch