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Thomson was nearly unstoppable as a senior for Preston
The stage was not too big for Conner Thomson, who proved he could compete with the big boys two summers ago as he batted .386 while playing on an American Legion team with recent Bear River, Mountain Crest and Ridgeline...
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Five 49ers casting a positive first impression at training camp
First impressions can be deceiving at training camp, especially since the 49ers won’t be in full pads with live contact until Friday.
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Planners get first draft of updated zoning ordinance
CONWAY — Last Thursday, the planning board reviewed the first complete draft of an update to the town's zoning ordinance, presented by consultant Judi Barrett of Barrett Planning Group, LLC in Hingham, Mass.
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Downtown Edmonton restaurants rally together amidst endless closures
There have been a significant number of closures in Downtown Edmonton this year alone; we wanted to find out what exactly has been going on for this all to come to a head. From Wilfred’s to Zymo, these restaurant closures in Edmonton’s core continue to grow and grow. One thing that is undeniable about Downtown Edmonton is its construction. With a number of developments in the works this summer, the downtown core is continuously becoming less and less accessible. Some of these restaurants have attributed part of their closing to a lack of foot traffic, and, truthfully, it makes perfect sense considering all of the roads, sidewalks, and entire streets that are actively in progress. Padmanadi is one of the restaurants standing strong in downtown that has also recognized these problems of running a business in the area. The team has also raised some other points to consider. > > > > > > View this post on Instagram > > > > > > > A post shared by Padmanadi Vegan Eatery (@padmanadi) “Like many businesses, we’ve experienced increasing safety concerns, break-ins, rising operating costs, years of construction, and the gradual loss of the everyday foot traffic that once kept downtown thriving,” reads Padmanadi’s post on Instagram. “None of these challenges alone are enough to close a business, but together, they become what GRETA’s owner so accurately described as ‘death by a thousand cuts.'” The Butternut Tree was another restaurant name that offered their condolences, noting the community impact a restaurant closing has. > > > > > > View this post on Instagram > > > > > > > A post shared by The Butternut Tree Restaurant (@thebutternuttree) Even Patricia Street Deli made a post about supporting local, giving out their sympathies to the closed businesses and families behind them. You might also like: - This new bakery near Edmonton has officially opened its doors - A new craft kitchen and brewery has opened in West Edmonton Mall - Downtown Edmonton restaurant announces closure after less than a year What all three restaurants that have spoken out about the closures have in common is one thing: we need to have hope. In these posts, there are pleas to continue to support local. These restaurants, businesses, and families want to stay in Edmonton and continue uplifting the city that has brought so much joy to many and will keep doing so. Whether it’s visiting your favourite spot, leaving a Google review, sharing the restaurants’ posts, telling a friend, or even simply getting someone a gift card for them to try these spots themselves, everything makes a difference. Now, more than ever, the community needs to come together to support these businesses that have continuously invested in Edmonton. “Downtown is filled with hardworking people who are giving it everything they’ve got,” reads the team behind Patricia Street Deli on Instagram. “Let’s keep showing up for one another and help keep the heart of our city beating.” Still hungry? Discover Dished Edmonton on TikTok
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Rival lawsuits reveal battle for control of Hill District’s FNB Financial Center
Two ongoing lawsuits reveal a behind-the-scenes dispute over the future of Pittsburgh’s newest office tower — the FNB Financial Center.
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Fed decision: What the Fedâs latest move means for your savings
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Palace: Letting jailed senators join VP trial is ‘special treatment’
MANILA, Philippines — Allowing the two senators currently detained on nonbailable charges to still participate in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte would be a form of “special treatment.” This was Malacañang’s position, as expressed by Palace press officer Claire Castro, regarding moves to let Senators Rodante Marcoleta and Jinggoy Estrada take part [...]... Keep on reading: Palace: Letting jailed senators join VP trial is ‘special treatment’
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Fauci repeatedly invokes the Fifth Amendment in a contentious Senate committee hearing
The scientist's decision to not testify injected drama into the lingering tensions between Fauci and GOP lawmakers over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Calendar0730 2026
Today ä GENEALOGY PROGRAM, “Revolutionary Records,” will be held Thursday at Statesboro Regional Library beginning at 3 p.m. For ages 18 and older. For more information call (912) 764-1341.
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Oregon congressperson seeks answers on recent deaths linked to immigration enforcement
Salinas, a Tigard Democrat representing Oregon’s 6th Congressional District, joined Democrats in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus at the Harris County Commissioners Court in Houston last week.
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Chinaâs humanoid robots have been taking over the global market. Now the US is banning them
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Meta shares drop as Q2 profit declines due to legal expenses and severance costs
Meta Platforms says its second-quarter profit declined even as revenue beat Wall Street’s expectations, as legal expenses and severance costs for recent layoffs weighed on its results. The Facebook and Instagram parent company earned $15.85 billion, or $6.18 per share,...
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I turned a pile of old hardware into a home lab that saves me money every month
No, you don't need expensive enterprise equipment to self-host cool services
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In an era defined by AI, can work still be measured by the clock?
Hwaseong, South Korea, past midnight. An engineer watches a defect pattern surface on her screen – the kind that, caught now, saves a week of wafers. She is locked in, fully absorbed, the way engineers get when a breakthrough is close. But she has to go home. The law says so. Yet something is disrupting the clock she races against. Artificial intelligence is quietly rewriting what her hours are worth. On June 29, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stood alongside the leaders of Samsung...
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Meghan Markle Reveals Prince Harry’s Advice on Getting Through “Tough Moments”
Meghan Markle revealed the sweet advice that Prince Harry gave her on “really hard days” while speaking in Los Angeles on July 28. Here’s how he used to cheer her up in “tough moments.”
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Portable, Charles Okocha set for explosive boxing rematch after heated TV clash
Controversial singer Portable and Nollywood actor Charles Okocha are set to renew their rivalry when they face off in a celebrity boxing rematch on Friday, July 31. The bout, tagged: _“Unfinished Business,”_ will take place at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, months after their first encounter ended with The post Portable, Charles Okocha set for explosive boxing rematch after heated TV clash appeared first on National Accord Newspaper .
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BBNaija's Kamsy Says Guaranteed Finale Spot Is Worth More Than ₦160m Grand Prize
Sola Benson Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate Kamsy has revealed that she would gladly accept the show's newly introduced Gambit twist, saying a guaranteed place in the grand finale is worth more to her than the opportunity to compete for the ₦160 million grand prize. Speaking during her diary session with Big Brother on Wednesday, the reality star shared her thoughts on the controversial twist, which grants immunity until the finale but strips the selected housemates of the chance to win the cash prize. Kamsy admitted that her initial reaction was one of surprise after learning about the conditions attached to becoming a Gambit. “At first, I was happy. But when I learnt that it does not come with the prize money, I was shocked,” she said. However, she explained that after reflecting on the opportunity, she began to see the advantages that come with securing a guaranteed place in the final week of the competition. “But I then realised it is something I would like,” Kamsy added. According to her, making it to the finale without facing the risk of eviction is a significant achievement on its own, regardless of whether it comes with eligibility for the grand prize. She expressed confidence that the twist would still place her among the strongest performers of the season. “It’s a win-win for me. Whether I win the prize money or not, I know I will finish in the top three,” she said. Kamsy also spoke optimistically about her future after the reality show, insisting that her success will not be measured solely by whether she leaves the house with the cash reward. “Also, whether I win or not, I will forever be rich in this life,” she said. The Gambit twist was unveiled by Big Brother on Monday as one of the major innovations introduced for Season 11. Under the format, viewers will vote to select one male and one female housemate to become Gambits. The chosen contestants will enjoy automatic qualification for the grand finale and remain active participants in every aspect of the competition until the season concludes. However, the privilege comes with a significant trade-off. While they are guaranteed places in the final, the two Gambits will be ineligible to compete for the show's ₦160 million grand prize, making the twist one of the season's most debated game-changing developments. Kamsy's remarks have since added to the ongoing conversation among viewers, with fans divided over whether securing a guaranteed place in the finale is worth sacrificing a chance at becoming the season's overall winner.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs' release date moves up a month amid confinement reports
Amid reports that Sean "Diddy" Combs was placed in solitary confinement, the rapper and businessman has seen his prison sentence shortened by a month.
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Cancer Thrives by Evading Cell Death — Cattle Cells Could Help Researchers Fight Back
Learn more about apoptosis' role in cancer and how finding the best animal model to test cancer drugs may lead us to cows.
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Jeopardy! Winner Pleads Guilty to Felony Peeping
A former Jeopardy! contestant who once took home nearly $45,000 from the quiz show has now admitted to felony secret peeping in a North Carolina beach rental. Philip Joseph "Joey" DeSena, 44, pleaded guilty Monday to two felony counts after authorities say he "secretly and surreptitiously" installed cameras in...
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Sky-gazers can look forward to a double meteor shower peak this week. How and when to see it
The Alpha Capricornid and Southern Delta Aquariid meteor showers will peak on Thursday night into Friday morning. Here’s how you can see them.
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Decision Time For Future Of Farming In Australia
Australian agriculture is facing important decisions that will shape its productivity, profitability and sustainability towards 2050, according to a
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