Bucs backup QB Blaine Gabbert assists in water rescue that saved four people after helicopter crash
Buccaneers backup quarterback Blaine Gabbert assisted in the rescue of four people who were in a helicopter that crashed near Tampa, Florida.
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It's not unusual to see these people congregating around places like the Mill Race rapids, a popular spot accessible from the Saluda Riverwalk on Candi Lane.
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PROVIDENCE — Governor Dan McKee, joined by House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi (D-Dist. 23, Warwick) and bill sponsors Senate President Dominick Ruggerio (D-Dist. 4, North Providence, Providence) and Representative Raymond
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Flint's high rate of arsons is connected to its high rate of blight. What can be done about abandonment in Flint?
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By John RaffelCorrespondent CLARE – Clare’s softball team had a memorable season which led the Pioneers to the state Division 3 semifinals where they lost 1-0 to Ottawa Lake Whiteford.Among the key…
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A New Haven man was sentenced to over a year in federal prison on Wednesday for his role in a catalytic converter trafficking ring.
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The Tax Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank, ranked Connecticut near bottom overall on an index that analyzes how well states fare against each other in five major tax categories.
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Connecticut’s copperhead population is low but stable. Here’s what snake experts said on recognizing them and leaving them alone.
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A few Colorado schools expect reduced enrollment this fall due to the mess surrounding the Free Application for Financial Aid, known as FAFSA.
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The stores that could close — mostly Safeways — are spread across the state, with several in metro Denver.
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Noble Research Institute, the nation’s largest nonprofit agricultural research organization, will host its Noble Land Essentials course in Fort Collins, Colorado, Aug. 7-8, 2024. The comprehensive two-day, han […]
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Tropical Storm Beryl became "better organized" as it approached the U.S. Gulf Coast on Sunday, still working to reach hurricane status again before making landfall, forecasters predicted. (Scripps News)
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As we prepare for the upcoming 5th annual Shop Waynedale event, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the incredible community we call Waynedale. Running from July 8-20, this event is not just about great
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Fort Wayne Community Schools donated a school bus to the Fort Wayne Fire Department and the Fort Wayne Police Department. The bus will be used at Safety Village to educate students about how to evacua
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RUSSELLVILLE — A moment awaited after continuous efforts by its stewards and supporters, a bid to replace the Russellville Community Center's roof is finally secured.
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Recognizing construction excellence in the City of Greencastle, the City Council honored longtime local builders Tony Criss and Keith Hutcheson at its June meeting. With Criss joining business partner Hutcheson in […]
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If you own property in Concord, someone in a neon vest will come to your house at some point over the next year and a half.With a Monday start, Concord is beginning both a citywide revaluation and a full m […]
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GreenPower Motor Co. rolled out the first of its next generation of all-electric school bus Thursday morning at its manufacturing plant in South Charleston, West Virginia.
Kanawha County Schools officials took the […]Public Group -
The Burnsville Freedom Festival Set For July 6th – Braxton Citizens News | Devoted to Braxton County
Celebrate Independence Day with music, fireworks, and fun at the Burnsville Freedom Festival on Saturday, July 6, at the Burnsville Dam. This free family event will entertain guests of all[Read More…]
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Come July 3, thousands of Ohio’s tipped workers could be staring down the barrel of job losses and severe cuts to their take home pay if a measure that would
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