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Mar 21 2024
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Exceptional Waterfront Home For Sale In Guilford
This rare gem is an exceptional waterfront home, strategically situated to immerse you in the breathtaking beauty that surrounds it. Facing the serene Long Island Sound and backed by the tranquil South Bay, every corner of this home offers unmatched water views. Tucked away in the prestigious Sachem’s Head Association, this historic home once served as the esteemed boathouse of the Yacht Club'
Patch.comOct 05 2023
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Winning Ticket In South Jersey During $1.4B Powerball Drawing
A ticket sold at Walmart (1840 South Black Horse Pike, Williamstown) generated $50,000 in the contest. The ticket matched four of the five white balls and the Power Ball for the third-tier prize. The Powerball jackpot, meanwhile, reached an estimated jackpot of $1.4 billion for Saturday's drawing — the fourth-highest jackpot in U.S. lottery history. Wednesday's winning numbers were 09, 35, 54
Patch.comMar 21 2024
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"We're not a Cinderella": Oakland's Jack Gohlke early March Madness star as Kentucky upset
The first day of the 2024 March Madness tournament featured multiple upsets, the biggest coming in the South region where No. 14 Oakland upset No. 3 Kentucky 80-76. The Golden Grizzlies broke a 13-year NCAA tournament drought in style with their first win in the tournament in program history. One player stood out for Oakland: graduate transfer Jack Gohlke. The Pewaukee, Wisconsin native lit up
"USA Today" ContributorMar 15 2024
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Uncle found sane at the time he killed his 2 nephews in their Arcadia home
One day following a jury's guilty verdict, a judge ruled Thursday that Deyun Shi was sane at the time he bludgeoned his two teenage nephews in their Arcadia home eight years ago. Shi, 52, was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder for the Jan. 22, 2016 killings of 15-year-old Anthony Lin, and 16-year-old William Lin. Anthony was asleep when he was attacked with bolt cutters and
CBS News (Online)Dec 07 2021
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Florida’s governor celebrated his anti-mandate Covid laws. Now Omicron is here
Barely one month ago, Florida’s Republican governor Ron DeSantis was on a victory lap. The state’s average rate of new Covid-19 infections was the lowest in the nation, and a lapdog legislature was about to sign into law his sweeping new coronavirus measures, including the outlawing of mask and vaccine mandates in pursuit of “striking a blow for freedom”.
There was no mention of the 61,
The GuardianMar 13 2024
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Police substation opens ahead of St. Patrick's Day celebrations
With a heavy presence of people expected this weekend because of Saint Patrick’s Day, security in the South Side is ramping up with the opening of a substation. A local business says they hope this will draw more people to the South Side. "My goal is that more people come out and feel comfortable in the South Side. We miss a lot of people down here we want business to come back to the south
ABC 4 WTAEMar 21 2024
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Friends of Pando documentary chronicles journey to capture world’s largest tree
ST. GEORGE — While this “first-of-its-kind” project isn’t complete, Friends of Pando is ready to tell the story of how they created the “largest picture of a tree ever” in south-central Utah. Pando, situated in Fishlake National Forest, is touted as the world’s largest tree. According to the Friends of Pando website, “The word ‘pando’ is Latin for ‘I spread.’ The aspen tree was given the
St George NewsNov 05 2023
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The high school football playoff picture is set. Here are the matchups for South Florida
The playoff brackets are out! Here’s a region-by-region look at where Miami-Dade and Broward teams will begin their quests to reach the state championships, which will be held Dec. 7-9 at Florida A&M University’s Bragg Stadium in Tallahassee. The regional quarterfinals for Classes 4M-2M begin this coming week and the regional semifinals for Class 1M begin the week of Nov. 16-18. In Classes
Miami HeraldAug 31 2023
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Landmark study quantifies the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on polar bears, removing an obstacle that prevented climate action
Bozeman, Montana – August 31, 2023 – In a new paper, scientists with Polar Bears International, the University of Washington, and the University of Wyoming have, for the first time, quantified a direct link between greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and polar bear survival. Published today in Science, the report, “ ,” provides a template for estimating the demographic impact of proposed GHG-
Eurek AlertOct 13 2022
Analysis
Now CDC approves Omicron booster jab for children as young as FIVE — but even adults don't want it
Children as young as five are to be offered the bivalent Covid booster vaccine ahead of the winter.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended five to 11-year-olds get a single dose of Pfizer's updated shot.
Children aged six and above can get Moderna's bivalent booster. Both new vaccines offer better protection against the new Omicron variants than
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