New âzombie lawsâ muddy right-to-work
Proposing laws that directly contradict U.S. Supreme Court rulings might be a feel-good exercise for Michigan lawmakers. But it risks creating an atmosphere of
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The developing national crisis in fire insurance for homeowners has made it even more imperative that residents of Gila, Navajo and Apache counties redouble their efforts to prepare for the
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Q: Did Dr. Anthony Fauci fund experiments on beagles? A: Fauci is the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which has provided grants for medical studies using the dogs as test […]
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Stanford DQ employee ‘intended to kill’ co-worker to ‘stop the evil,’ police say – The Advocate-Mess
A juvenile employee at the Stanford Dairy Queen was stabbed in the throat and abdomen by a coworker last week, according to Stanford Police. The store was closed early Wednesday, May 29, due to the violent […]
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The 2024 Brass Band Festival was held from May 30 through June 1 and drew visitors from across the globe to celebrate horns and all the genres of music in which they are used. In addition to a weekend of live […]
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Danny Goodwin will be Danville High School’s new principal, effective July 1. His former role was principal at Edna L. Toliver Intermediate School. Goodwin said there are many great things going on, and many d […]
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The City of Smithfield celebrated the 40th anniversary of the original Smithfield Day in 1984 with a Smithfield Day version of their own on June 1.
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“Now approaching the steps,” booms over the speakers. The bus seats are filled with students and backpacks, professors and briefcases, healthcare workers with name tags clipped on their shirts and an elderly woma […]
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Grilling outdoors in the summertime can be more than just a fun pastime for the family.
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To combat learning loss and strengthen early literacy in Tennessee, Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation (GELF) celebrates the fifth year of its K-3 Home Library program, serving all rising 1st, 2nd and 3rd g […]
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Get ready for a summer filled with music, laughter and community spirit at Friday Nights in the Park in Sewanee.
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Lewis County has moved to dismiss a lawsuit it filed against the City of Chehalis over a stalled plan to open a night-by-night homeless shelter in the city. Filed in Thurston County Superior …
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San Juan Island residents can expect a large increase in oil tanker traffic in the coming months with the completion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion in British Columbia. The project was approved by the […]
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Submitted by the Orcas Island Lit Fest.
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While plasma donations help many people, there are some risks. Some university students have mixed feelings about donating plasma and feel they would rather go without the cash.
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For the first time since retiring 18 months ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the face of the government’s totalitarian response to Covid-19, appeared before Congress. He answered questions about social-distancing rules, t […]
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Appalachian Mountain Club cuts jobs as âglampingâ popularity hits lodging revenue – The Boston G
CEO Nicole Zussman says the layoffs are part of a broader restructuring aimed at reaching a wider variety of people seeking outdoor experiences.
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Readers sound off about Donald Trump's conviction.
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Dylan Johnson, Weyerhaeuser forester and firefighter crew leader, said he has one fear heading into Oregon’s 2024 summer and fall wildfire season.
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Boston officials warn DoorDash, Uber, Grubhub drivers to stop âdangerous operationâ of scooters,
City officials cited âan alarming increase in unlawful and dangerous operation of motorcycles, mopeds, and motorized scooters by drivers offering delivery services."
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