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The Buffalo team is stepping onto the ice with fresh energy, ready to make a splash early in the season. Their schedule kicks off with a stretch of home games at KeyBank Center, giving fans a chance to rally behind the squad from the start. One of the first highlight matches is scheduled for Black F

Data Centers Spark Nationwide Protest Wave

HumansFirst, a grassroots group led by a former Tea Party figure, has organized the first nationwide protest against the fast‑growing data center industry. The movement will hit at least 125 sites across the U. S. on Saturday, aiming to voice anger over what it calls an “unaccountable” expansion tha

New Home for Women Nearing Release: A Fresh Start

The state has opened a small house near the old MCI‑Framingham prison to give women a gentler environment before they leave. Up to twelve inmates will live there in a setting that looks more like a regular home than a jail. The first group of five women is scheduled to move in on August 3. \n\nResea

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L. L. Bean Opens Its First Store in Georgia – A New Adventure

The newest spot for outdoor gear in the state is set to arrive at a lively mixed‑use hub near Atlanta. The development, called Lulah Hills, already hosts theaters, fashion shops and a gelato stand. A fresh addition will bring classic outdoor apparel to the area. L. L. Bean, a brand that started ove

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Lettuce Link: Taco Bell’s Fresh Start After Parasite Alert

The CDC has warned that shredded iceberg lettuce sold at Taco Bell in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia may carry a parasite that causes severe diarrhea. The outbreak, which has already touched more than 30 states, is linked to a single lettuce supplier identified by the FDA. While

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Cyclospora Cases Rise, but Iowa Stays Safe

The parasite cyclospora is causing a sudden spike in stomach illnesses across the U. S. , with more than 4, 000 reported cases in 34 states. In Iowa, health officials have counted 57 infections by mid‑July 2026, most of which are linked to travel abroad. None of these cases connect to the nationwide

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JBS Plant Shut‑Down: How Leaders and Workers Are Fighting Back

The JBS meat‑packing plant in Souderton, Pennsylvania, will close on August 14, taking about 1, 700 jobs with it. Workers from Montgomery, Bucks and Berks counties will feel the loss most acutely. State Rep. Donna Scheuren says officials are trying to keep the plant running by finding a new buyer

Alameda County Moves Forward While Oakland School Plan Stalls

Alameda County’s Board of Supervisors has given the green light to a new reparations strategy that focuses on long‑term changes instead of cash payouts. The decision, made after two years of study and community talks, aims to tackle the legacy of discrimination that has hurt Black residents for gene

Oak Park Tightens Rules on E‑Bikes and Scooters

Oak Park’s Village Board has just passed new rules that change how electric bikes, scooters and other motorized devices can be used in town. The changes come as the state of Illinois has started to set its own rules, and local officials want their laws to match. Police are planning a big public‑awa

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New Plastic Mixes Found Along Turkey’s Black Sea Shore