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18,626 acres of Oregon national forest could return to Grand Ronde Tribe; land to remain open to public
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Florida woman builds Rainbow Bridge memorial for pets; families can leave collars and tags
Florida resident Gabrielle Bolen spent 18 months turning an idea into a permanent Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial in Fort Myers. Opened at the Alliance for the Arts on September 19, the community-built space allows families to remember lost pets by leaving collars and tags. Local businesses and community members contributed funding, materials, labour and services…
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How this 17-year-old built a youth food rescue network
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In 1942, 24-year-old WWII pilot vanished over Egypt, 84 years later, his family finally buried him
After eight long decades, Captain Marvin Lancaster was laid to rest in North Carolina. His fighter plane was shot down over Egypt during WWII in 1942, and for years, his identity remained a mystery. Thanks to advanced DNA matching, his family finally received closure, gathering to remember his bravery and sacrifice on National POW MIA…
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1967 Rolex Daytona found in family drawer after 45 years sells for CHF 1.143 million in Geneva
A rare 1967 Rolex Daytona Reference 6239 in 18k yellow gold, fitted with a Paul Newman dial, has sold for CHF 1.143 million in Geneva. The watch had remained in the family of its original owner for more than 45 years before being inherited by two sisters. Sotheby’s had estimated it at CHF 300,000 to…
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10-year-old Seattle boy enters school first time after 11 months of rescue efforts from tent life
A 10-year-old Seattle boy who spent much of his childhood living in a tent entered school for the first time after an 11-month effort to help him and his mother. His mother was struggling with fentanyl addiction and entered treatment in January. After his first day in class, the boy told those helping him, “I…
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Can’t hastily deport to a third country: What US appeals court ruling says
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Rugeley Riverside Park: former power station golf course becomes wetland; 1.5km trail to open 2026
The abandoned Rugeley Power Station site is set to transform into a vibrant wetland park, focusing on the revival of natural river ecosystems and enhancing biodiversity. Visitors can look forward to a newly established walking trail that invites them to explore the reimagined landscape. This park is an integral part of a broader redevelopment plan…
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‘People who call me a paperwork American’: Indian-origin Trump aide triggers MAGA row, says she faces racist comments daily
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Should Indian students abandon the ‘American Dream’ amid F-1 visa volatility? 4 things immigration experts suggest