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Deadly crash: Police release man’s name after car hits home
Yeah. Yeah. Advertisement Police release name of man pronounced dead after vehicle crashed into York County home Updated: 1:24 PM EST Nov 29, 2023 Police have released the name of a man pronounced dead on Tuesday night after his vehicle crashed into a York County home.Newberry Township Police said 30-year-old Michael Geesey’s 2005 Toyota Camry…
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St. Cloud Metro Bus Jolly Trolley Food Drive Returns in December
(KNSI) — The St. Cloud Metro Bus Jolly Trolley Food Drive is back for 2023. Metro Bus and its community partners will collect nonperishable food items for three days in December to help local food shelves. CEO Ryan Daniel says Metro Bus is committed to helping those in need. “Every person in our service area…
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Selling Sizzling Latkes with Love
Karen Lulka Tenenbaum grew up in an Ashkenazi family in Mexico City as one of three daughters. After attending Jewish Day school, she did a gap year in Israel working at Kibbutz Maale Hahamish near Jerusalem and traversing the hills, deserts, countryside, and cities. Tenenbaum met her husband, Jay, on JDate, and they were married…
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Things to Do in The Woodlands Area This Weekend, Dec. 1-3
Discover things to do in The Woodlands area this weekend, December 1-3, including the John Cooper School’s Signatures Author Series, The Woodlands Arts Council’s Artfeel event, The Woodlands Township’s Glow & Go 5k, City Place’s Bites & Beats event, the Woodlands Concert Band’s Christmas concert, and more! Advertisement The John Cooper School Fine Arts Council…
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$450,000 in Summit County arts grants announced
Angry cows, ghosts and bipolar butterflies are the names of just some of the projects being funded by Summit County’s arts advocacy agency ArtsNow. The group announced about $450,000 in grants on Tuesday to greater Akron arts and culture nonprofits and artists. It’s the first year for ArtsForward grants, which is guided by goals from…
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Amazon’s Extended Cyber Monday Sale Is Still Going Strong — These Are the Best Deals Up to 62% Off
If you woke up after Cyber Monday only to realize there was in fact something you meant to grab on sale and forgot to… well, same. (When the pressure is on, I’m not.) Luckily, Amazon decided to help us all out by extending its best Cyber Monday sale all week. Right now, thousands of items…
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Cultura africana será tema de peça teatral em escola da zona norte
Os alunos da Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental (EMEF) João Ramos Pernambuco Abolicionista, da DRE Jaçanã/Tremembé apresentarão peça de teatro sobre cultura africana. A peça “A Primeira Máscara” foi baseada no livro do mesmo nome, de Maté. As sessões, que fazem parte da programação do Dia da Família na Escola, acontecerão às 10h, 10h40 e…
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Music Oregon helping make artist’s dreams a reality
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland’s vibrant and eclectic music scene is an integral part of the city’s arts landscape and a local grant program helping more artists turn their dreams into reality. The Echo Fund, through the nonprofit Music Oregon, helps local artists find new audiences and reach new heights. This year, 18 Echo Fund…
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Why technology is the future for supplier onboarding
Having a strategic approach to supplier onboarding is a key component of supply chain risk management. Brian Alster is GM North America, Finance & Risk, for business intelligence and analytics multinational Dun & Bradstreet. He says that in today’s uncertain world, it is imperative that C-suiters “act with urgency around risk”. Dun & Bradstreet helps…
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Tyson Foods debuts highly automated $300M poultry plant in VA
<!–> Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com Tyson Foods has unveiled one of its most automated poultry plants ever in Virginia. The facility, which had its grand opening on Tuesday, spans a whopping 325,000 square feet at its site in the southern Virginian city of Danville. Its output will largely consist of fully-cooked Tyson-brand chicken. …
