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Science Hill Hilltoppers vs Noblesville
The Science Hill Hilltoppers will take on the Noblesville Millers at 3:30 p.m. on Friday. Science Hill was handed a six-point defeat in their previous outing. The win was just what Science Hill needed coming off of an 11-5 loss.
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Florida Sports Betting Legalization Boosts Addiction
The Seminole Tribe’s sports betting app, the only legal app in Florida, is offering daily deals through a March Madness-centered marketing campaign coupled with relentless ads on social media. Calls to Florida’s gambling addiction hotline have surged since the app launched in December, drawing new users and longtime gamblers alike. The American Gaming Association predicts that U.S adults will legally wager over $2.7 billion on men’s and women’s NCAA games.
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Syracuse, N.Y. - Restaurants with the Largest Sales Tax Debt in Onondaga County
Multiple restaurants are among the local businesses with the largest outstanding sales tax debts in Onondaga County. The 30 businesses and individuals on the list have outstanding tax warrants filed against them totaling more than $3.6 million.
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How to Get the Best Business Loan Rates
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SUSCEPTIBLE CHAMBERS by Antonia Barnett-McIntosh
SUSCEPTIBLE CHAMBERS is an invitation to discover novel ways to look at, listen to, and experience music through their wildly fanciful, droll, and exacting vision. Antonia Barnett-McIntosh and Jessie Marino collect technologies from bygone eras – pulley systems, pianolas, needlepoint, sodium vapor lamps.
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TV’s Top 5 Episode 253
Lesley Goldberg (West Coast TV editor) and Daniel Fienberg (chief TV critic) break down the latest TV news with context from the business and critical sides. Here’s how this week’s podcast plays out: 1. What’s Up With... Euphoria HBO said this week that production on the highly anticipated third season of the HBO drama will not begin soon. This segment breaks down what’s behind the delay, how the cast taking other jobs may impact when the show eventually returns.
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KCBD NewsChannel 11
On Daybreak Today, Two people killed in crash in West Lubbock Police are investigating a crash between a car and a motorcycle just after 2 o’clock this morning at 45th and Slide Police say two people died at the scene Here’s what we know: Two people died in overnight crash. Deadly shooting suspect captured in Dallas 32-year-old Ladarion Daniels is accused of shooting Marshone Sheppard near 50th.
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Health News - Is a Human Embryo a Person?
Federal health officials are warning doctors to be on the lookout for rare bacterial infections on the rise in the United States. A Republican-backed plan to partly extend Medicaid in Mississippi passed the state Senate. But first... A ‘divinely created’ being: States try to define fetal personhood When is a human embryo not a clump of cells but a person with distinct legal rights? A Georgia law enacted in 2022 considers people to be “Homo sapiens at any stage of development
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Quincy Community Garden
volunteers on behalf of Blessing Health System helped remove dead overgrowth and weeds from three dozen produce-growing boxes at the Quincy Community Garden. Tending to the garden helps prepare the soil for planting new produce in mid-May, when soil temperatures increase to a level that will support fruits and vegetables including peppers, tomatoes, onions, melons and radishes. This spring marks the seventh full year that the Community Garden has run. When the produce is harvested later this autumn, they’ll donate all of
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CIDRAP Boosts Immunization Rates In The Emergency Room
U.S. tuberculosis rates were found to be at a decade-high level in 2023, and mpox cases are rising again. CIDRAP: Asking Patients About Flu Shots In The Emergency Room May Boost Uptake Simply asking patients to get the flu vaccine during emergency department visits may double vaccination rates—or raise them even higher if the request is combined with helpful video and print messages. More than 9,600 cases were reported, a 16% increase from 2022 and the highest
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Read more at Kaiser Health News