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Salts and Organics Observed on Ganymede’s Surface by NASA’s Juno
NASA’s Juno mission has observed mineral salts and organic compounds on the surface of Jupiter’s moon Ganymede. Data for this discovery was collected by the Jovian InfraRed Auroral Mapper (JIRAM) spectrometer aboard the spacecraft during a close flyby of the icy moon. The findings, which could help scientists better understand the origin of Ganymede and…
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State to review environmental impact of massive Lehigh Valley warehouse project. Here’s how to participate.
The proposed River Pointe Logistics Center in northern Northampton County will be the subject of a state environmental hearing next month. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection said Monday it will hold the meeting to consider Bethlehem developer Lou Pektor’s applications to allow the discharge of water, known as a National Pollutant Discharge and Elimination…
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Planet Fitness Co-Founder Sells Jupiter Mansion for $15M
Planet Fitness co-founder Michael Grondahl sold his estate in Jupiter’s Bear’s Club for $14.5 million. Grondahl and his wife, Lisa Grondahl, sold the mansion at 162 Bears Club Drive to FTL Homestead Trust, a New York City-based entity, records show. Vince Marotta of Illustrated Properties and April Stevenson of Sellstate Innovation Realty had the listing.…
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Why so many celebrities are releasing memoirs
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How to prepare now for the busy holiday travel season
Airports expect a busy holiday travel season. Dallas Love Field said it could experience record numbers of holiday travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday. DFW International Airport tells us it doesn’t have the final holiday numbers, but it anticipates around ten percent more passengers than last year. If your holiday plans have you traveling, read on…
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Alaska once again grapples with food stamp application backlog
An Alaska state agency faces a new backlog in processing applications for people seeking food stamp benefits, more than a year after it first fell behind in recertifying applicants. The current backlog of new and returning applications totals about 6,000, the Anchorage Daily News reported. It was created after resources were focused on clearing an…
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Leão Lobo detona falas de Britto Jr. após ex-Record criticar trabalho das apresentadoras do ‘Hoje em Dia’
Entretenimento Jornalista falou do desempenho de Ana Hickmann, Ticiane Pinheiro e Renata Alves à frente do programa matinal Por Victoria Carvalho 30/10/2023 – 18:27hs BRT 30/10/2023 – 18:27hs BRT Leão Lobo detona Britto Jr. após jornalista criticar trabalho de apresentadoras da Record TV. Por Victoria Carvalho Fala problemática Na última semana, Britto Jr. causou ao…
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Food for the Hungry goal set at $260K
MOUNT VERNON — The annual Food For The Hungry Drive officially kicked off on Wednesday morning, Nov. 1, as a community-wide effort to raise food and funds for Interchurch Social Services, The Salvation Army, Center of Hope, and other organizations throughout the county with food assistance initiatives. This year, Food For The Hungry (FFTH) has…
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MSU, UM to compete in Glass Recycling Egg Bowl
Contact: Aspen Harris STARKVILLE, Miss.—Bulldogs can get in the game as Mississippi State’s Office of Sustainability competes in the Glass Recycling Egg Bowl against the University of Mississippi on Nov. 7. In partnership with Door 2 Door Recycling of Jackson, the MSU sustainability office will collect clear, green, brown and yellow glass from 1-5 p.m.…
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SPORTS DRIVE: Catch up with Aaron Wampler, Josh Reynolds and district standings
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) – If you missed today’s interviews with Aaron Wampler and Josh Reynolds or breaking down district standings on the Sports Drive, you can watch it here. Clarendon football head coach Aaron Wampler talks to us about preparing for the Friday game against Wellington, how the season has gone for them and more!…