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Mar 26 2024
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Kohr Explores: Eat subs and give back at Jersey Mike’s
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Wednesday might be a good time to hit Jersey Mike’s Subs for lunch because it’ll be the sub chain’s 14th annual “Day of Giving.”
100% of proceeds Wednesday will go to support several charities and organizations including “Special Olympics Oregon.”
The two locations in Vancouver will be supporting “Special Olympics Washington.”
KOIN 6 News’ Kohr
KOIN 6May 25 2023
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Officers raid antique shop in Wailuku, charge man with wildlife trafficking
State and federal officers raided an antique shop in Wailuku on Tuesday, confiscating dozens of items and arresting a 42-year-old Kula man for alleged wildlife violations. Shane Rosberg was charged with 26 counts of prohibited wildlife trafficking and 26 counts of possession of endangered and protected wildlife, according to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources. His bail for each
The Maui NewsMar 25 2024
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Garden City cleans up after EF-1 tornado
"But those are a combination again of industrial, commercial and residential so no estimates at this point and time of the total cost of the damage,” said Garden City Manager Matthew Allen. Much of the damage was located at a Kwick Shop car wash on the East side of Garden City. Following the tornado, parts of the roof were torn away, huge windows were blown off, and plenty of debris was in the
KAKEMar 27 2024
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Putting on a show: Local sports card collectors work to put Spokane on hobbyists' national map
Jordan Athos owns and operates Spokane Valley Sportscards at 9404 East Sprague, shown Tuesday, Mar. 26, 2024, inside his small shop where he sells traditional sports cards as a variety of card-based games, like Pokemon. (Jesse Tinsley/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW) Formerly an amateur hobbyist, Nathan O’Brien has turned pro. O’Brien and his wife, Rachel, relocated to Spokane from Puget Sound’s Whidbey
Spokesman ReviewNov 27 2023
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New York's marijuana market is a mess and the state's top weed cops just decided to settle the flood of lawsuits jamming all the weed shops
New York cannabis regulators approved a deal on Monday to settle lawsuits that have blocked recreational marijuana dispensaries from opening, as officials move to restart the state’s troubled legal market. The settlement still needs a judge’s approval before it can take effect. The state’s Cannabis Control Board did not immediately release the terms of the settlement. The deal would lift a
FortuneSep 01 2023
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Pentagon announces new ‘one-stop shop’ website to release declassified UFO images, videos
Slowly but surely, government officials are releasing information about UFOs and other “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” aka UAPs. On Thursday, the Pentagon announced the launch of a new “one-stop shop” website with the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) for this purpose, according to Fox News. Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder said at a press briefing the new website will
Bizpac ReviewMar 26 2024
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A new Louisiana bill would require people to pay to use New Orleans streetcar images
Tourists strolling through the French Quarter or any local souvenir shop can easily find art and trinkets for sale that feature the distinctive New Orleans streetcar. Now, the Regional Transit Authority is hoping its ownership of the iconic cars, long associated with the city and its cherished history, will let it cash in as well. A new bill, introduced in the state Senate this month, would
The Times-PicayuneMar 19 2024
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Familiar scene after car rams cannabis store in Seattle’s SoDo
SEATTLE — In what has become a familiar occurrence, a car was used to break into a marijuana store early Tuesday. At about 3:45 a.m., burglars rammed Cannazone Seattle on First Avenue South near Walker Street, which is adjacent to a Starbucks. The storefront is in shambles, and the damage extends into the shop’s interior. Police are at the scene collecting evidence. An employee said it
KIRO 7Mar 25 2024
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Itmann Company Store being sold to nonprofit that plans to restore it to former ‘Castle of the Coalfields’ glory
ITMANN, W.Va. (WBOY) — Nonprofit organization “Restore This Town” is buying the historic Itmann Company Store in Wyoming County, West Virginia and plans to turn it into a tourism hub. Restore This Town Executive Director John Tenhoeve told 12 News that the restoration will include adding a hotel, restaurant, coffee shop and adventure tour base utilizing the nearby Hatfield-McCoy Trail system
WBOY 12Mar 21 2024
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Upcoming art exhibits in Central Virginia
Albemarle Ciderworks: North Garden Art Show will feature art by Lydia Dodson, Benita Mayo and Tori Cherry at 7 p.m. March 30 to raise awareness of Sexual Assault Resource Agency. The artists have donated works for a blind auction to raise funds for SARA. Other works will be for sale. Tickets are $75, a portion of which will go to SARA, and include cider and light bites from Farm Bell Catering
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