Tag: thousands
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Thousands of illegally-dumped tires found in Philadelphia-area river, regatta racecourse
Tires Threaten River Dredging Project Federal authorities are facing a new obstacle in the effort to clean up a Philadelphia-area river for rowing clubs. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has discovered thousands of illegally dumped tires in the Schuylkill River, which could delay the vital dredging process. During the first phase of the project,…
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North Carolina gears up for Medicaid expansion, aiding hundreds of thousands in need
North Carolina to Begin Medicaid Expansion on December 1 Federal regulators have given the green light for North Carolina to extend Medicaid to hundreds of thousands of low-income adults starting on December 1, according to state health officials. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services sent a letter to the state, confirming approval for changes…
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More than 100 dolphins, thousands of fish found dead as Brazilian governor declares state of emergency
Over 100 Dolphins Found Dead in Brazil as Severe Drought Takes Toll Last week, a shocking incident unfolded in Brazil as more than 100 dolphins were discovered dead, prompting a state of emergency declaration by a local governor. Experts fear that more deaths could follow. A Deadly Crisis Unfolds The Brazilian Amazon is currently grappling…
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The Psychedelic Boom: Oregon’s Licensed Psilocybin Therapy Attracts Thousands
Magic Mushrooms: A Glimpse into Oregon’s Psychedelic Revolution In Eugene, a curious menu awaits those who step into an office suite: psilocybin tea, wind chimes, and a tie-dye mattress. It’s far from your typical workday. Adults over 21 can embark on a unique adventure here, described by many as a vivid encounter with geometric shapes,…
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Thousands of minks freed from Pennsylvania fur farm in daring act of vandalism
Minks Released From Pennsylvania Fur Farm: Police Investigation Underway In an unusual incident, thousands of minks were set free from a fur farm located in central Pennsylvania. The culprits responsible for this act breached the farm’s fence, leading to the release of the animals. The incident came to the attention of law enforcement when troopers…
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Thousands of Alabama 3rd graders at risk of being held back under new reading benchmarks
Alabama’s Third-Graders Face Potential Retention Under New Reading Standards Alabama’s school chief has issued a warning that over 10,000 third graders could face the possibility of being held back this summer due to the new reading benchmarks required to move on to fourth grade. The implementation of these high-stakes requirements is set to take effect…
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Greater Manchester Police ‘hacked’ as ‘details of thousands of officers stolen’
Greater Manchester Police Faces Massive Data Breach In a concerning turn of events, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) appears to have fallen victim to a major cyberattack, resulting in the theft of sensitive information belonging to thousands of its officers. Reports suggest that the breach was directed at a company contracted by GMP to manufacture its…
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Banksy worth hundreds of thousands of pounds could be DESTROYED in just weeks from looming danger
BANKSY artwork worth hundreds of thousands could be destroyed in just weeks if nothing is done to save it. A mural of a Hermit crab holding a ‘Luxury Rentals Only’ sign facing three shell-less crabs was scrawled on a Norfolk seawall in 2021. 2 Banksy’s artwork in Cromer, Norfolk, worth hundreds of thousands could be…
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Former police officers sentenced for stealing thousands of dollars from drivers during traffic stops
Former Police Officers in East Cleveland Sentenced for Stealing from Motorists Two former police officers in East Cleveland, Ohio, are facing prison sentences after being found guilty of stealing money and items from unsuspecting motorists during traffic stops. The officers, Willie Sims, aged 32, and Alfonzo Cole, aged 35, have been sentenced this week for…
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Thames Water chaos: Thousands hit by water shortage with schools shut – is YOUR area affected?
Water Shortage Hits Thousands in London Thousands of people in west and southwest London are facing a major water shortage, leading to school closures. Thames Water, a prominent water company, has confirmed that numerous homes in these areas are experiencing low water pressure or, in some cases, no water at all. The root cause of…