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Where’s all the sand going? Follow the fluorescent-colored trail.Fluorescent-colored sand sprinkled on San Diego County beaches could help reveal the complicated patterns of erosion that plague the region’s coastline. A so-called “tracer study” would use
In case you haven't heard, Christopher Nolan's deeply heartfelt space drama, "Interstellar," was recently re-released in IMAX to celebrate its 10th anniversary, and it has become a box office hit all
It's a problem that millions of Americans face. Lower back pain can have a significant impact on your body, limiting range of motion, and even causing pain that radiates to other parts of the body.
From cozy classics to trendy tipples and non-alcoholic libations, these drinks will have you celebrating in style.
Daily Voice Hunterdon County NJ
Immigrant Couple Turns Struggles To Success: Celebrating 30 Years Of Jyoti In Wayne Thirty years ago, Asha and Satish Guglani took a leap of faith on Route 46.They had little money, a dream, and a register sitting on a table because there wasn’t
And then there were eight. The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff field has been whittled down to the final eight teams, with all eight in action this weekend in the quarterfinals. The
PNJ.com (Pensacola)
Bands on the Bayou raises $45,000 for local nonprofits through 2024 concert seriesThe East Hill Neighborhood Association recently announced that the 2024 Bands on the Bayou concert series raised an impressive $45,000 to be distributed among six local nonprofit organizations. This
ANDERSON CREEK, N.C. — Daniel Sykes was nothing if not busy for most of his Overhills soccer career. He graduates as an apparent N.C. High School Athletic Association
Welcome to the Year in Eater 2024 — our annual tradition that looks back at the highs, lows, and in-betweens of Los Angeles’s restaurant scene. Today, LA’s finest food writers, editors,
Forecasters from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center say that geomagnetic storms could result in some parts of the U.S. ringing in the new year
The Plain Dealer Cleveland
Afghan refugee women find community through weaving at Praxis Fiber WorkshopCLEVELAND, Ohio — In Praxis Fiber Workshop’s bright and colorful studio in the Waterloo Arts District on a cloudy November morning, a group of Afghan refugee women gathers around looms to learn and
HOLA! USA
7 heartwarming Christmas messages to send via WhatsApp or text to family, colleagues, and friendsThe holiday season is here, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to spread cheer and warmth to the people who matter most in your life. Whether it’s your family, close friends, or colleagues, a
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
‘Slender’ river creature with ‘fleshy’ lips found in Beijing. It’s a new speciesIn a river of Beijing, China, a “slender” creature with “fleshy” lips swam through the plants. Or at least, it tried to, but something pulled it toward the surface. Scientists looked at their catch —
Members of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office and a local nonprofit organization dedicated to underserved communities helped the families of 17 residents of the jail’s women’s empowerment center ring
HONG KONG — In Hong Kong, it’s pandas, pandas, everywhere.About 2,500 giant panda sculptures are on display around Hong Kong as the Chinese territory hopes to capitalize on its growing panda
From Arabian Nights to coming-of-age stories from Imperial China, these are the best live-action Disney remakes from recent times.
Mumbai's Ayush Mhatre has set a new world record for the youngest player to score 150-plus in men's List A cricket, during Tuesday's Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Nagaland, bettering Yashasvi
Austin American-Statesman
New apartment promises a Happy New Year for Statesman Season for Caring family in Austin As Nakari Davis sleeps in his Boppy pillow on the floor, his bottle still in his hand, he is at home. He is safe. The 17-month-old and his parents, Jalayah Patterson and
It was another interesting year in terms of golf equipment and our gearmaster David Dusek broke it all down. At Golfweek, equipment plays a huge part in our coverage of the golf world,
The capacity of bacteria to spread disease across the plant kingdom may be much more widespread than previously suspected, according to new analysis. John Innes Centre researchers took
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