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Nov 21 2023
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What's Open, Closed For Thanksgiving 2023 In Rockville
In the City of Rockville, governmental offices are closed Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, Nov. 23. County government buildings will be closed on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 23. The closures include the senior center, Glenview Mansion, the Rockville Civic Center business office and the Fitzgerald theater box office will be closed. Theater tickets are always available at www.rockvillemd.gov/
Patch.com
Dec 05 2023
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Oh, So That's Where the Gold Bars Found in Bob Menendez's Home Came From
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) is weathering the political storm that is threatening to destroy his political career. It may seem like one million years ago, but the New Jersey liberal is facing serious corruption charges. It’s not the first time Menendez has faced such allegations, but this one has receipts and solid evidence of potential criminal activity. We have gold bars and at least $500,000
Townhall
Nov 18 2023
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Philippines leader Marcos' visit to Hawaii boosts US-Philippines bond and recalls family history
Demonstrators gather outside the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu, Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023, to protest a visit by Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and recall the actions taken by his late dictator father, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. The younger Marcos and current president was in Honolulu for a whirlwind trip on the way home from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San
San Diego Union-Tribune
Nov 18 2023
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OpenAI Investors Scramble To Reinstate Sam Altman As CEO
A day after OpenAI’s board of directors fired former CEO Sam Altman in a shock development, investors in the company are plotting how to restore him in what would amount to an even more surprising counter-coup. Venture capital firms holding positions in OpenAI’s for-profit entity have discussed working with Microsoft and senior employees at the company to bring back Altman, even as he has
Forbes
Nov 17 2023
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Austin community honors fallen APD Officer Jorge Pastore
AUSTIN (KXAN) — First responders and the community came together Friday morning to honor Austin Police Senior Officer Jorge Pastore, who was killed in the line of duty last Saturday. A procession traveled across Austin, ending at Circuit of the Americas Boulevard where a public visitation and funeral service would take place at Germania Insurance Amphitheater. The public and law enforcement
KXAN News
Nov 15 2023
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Tusky Valley community wraps its arms around families experiencing deep loss
ZOARVILLE, Ohio — The full weight of the Tuscarawas Valley schools charter bus crash is crushing. Three students and three adults were killed in Tuesday’s crash. Outside the doors at Tusky Valley Middle-High School, a table stands with flowers and the faces of those who no longer walk the halls. Marsha Whitlach was in tears waiting to take her children home Wednesday. “I’m fine, but my heart
ABC 5 NEWS
Nov 20 2023
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Airports, roads expected to be busy for Thanksgiving
“The feeling is people are willing to spend and travel now, as they feel good about themselves and their finances,” said Mark Schieldrop, a senior spokesperson for AAA. “Even if we’re not passing historical highs, we’re adding 1.3 million total travelers this year over last, which is significant.” AAA projects that about 55.4 million people will travel more than 50 miles over the holiday, the
The Boston Globe
Nov 17 2023
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Billings airport vying for new flights after adding Allegiant trip to LA
Billings airport and city leaders met with Southwest Airlines this week, after another big announcement that Allegiant will start with direct flights between Billings and Los Angeles in the Spring of 2024. "And we're grateful for everyone being here today after the exciting announcement with new service from Allegiant to L.A.," said Marcell Bruski, Big Sky Economic Development senior director
KTVQ 2
Nov 15 2023
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Detroit Jews Stranded at DC Airport After Bus Driver Walk-Off
Hundreds of Jewish people who traveled from Detroit to Washington D.C. to march in the massive rally for solidarity with Israel were left stranded on the tarmac at Dulles International Airport when buses that were to transport them did not show up after their drivers participated in a "malicious walk-off" rather than drive them to the National Mall. "We have learned from the bus company that
Newsmax (News)
Nov 15 2023
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Utah lawmakers to audit AG over relationship with 'Sound of Freedom' subject
A bipartisan committee of Utah state legislators has unanimously voted to launch an audit of Republican Attorney General Sean Reyes' office as part of an investigation into his relationship with Tim Ballard. Utah's Legislative Audit Subcommittee — which is made up entirely of senior legislative leaders — approved the audit of Reyes on Tuesday. That vote came in the wake of a report earlier
AlterNet