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The City of Indianapolis Announces Major League Soccer Team
The City of Indianapolis is looking at a site downtown, located at 355 E. Pearl St., for a potential soccer-specific stadium. Officials say Indianapolis is at an advantage over other United States cities. The City is not revealing the name of the ownership group of the potential MLS team.
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Read more at WRTV Indianapolis
New Technology Helps Jailers Stay Safer
Wristbands with sensors alert if an inmate faces a medical emergency. A Springfield company makes the wristbands. Their goal is to make jails safer for both inmates and staff.
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Read more at KY3
Are Self-Driving Cars Safe Enough?
Microsoft reported strong third-quarter earnings on Thursday. Advertisement Shares of Microsoft were up 4% in after hours, trading at $415. Analysts had forecasted it to report $60.63 billion, roughly $2.81 earnings per share.
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Read more at Quartz
Albany Police Calling on Business Owners to Take Preventative Action
So far in 2024, there have been 21 different Albany businesses burglarized. Just Wednesday, the Dollar General located on Radium Springs Road was hit by a smash-a-grab. The suspect, who hasn’t been arrested yet, only took chips and drinks.
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Read more at WALB
Solano-Napa County Small Business Development Center Celebrates Small Business Week
The Solano-Napa County Small Business Development Center will celebrate National Small Business Week next week. The organization will host Business Connect from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at the Daily Desk, 490 Chadbourne Road, in Fairfield. SBDC will also offer four different online trainings on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Read more at Vacaville Reporter
Buffalo Bills Draft Preview - Should the Bills Stay Put at 28?
Bills Mafia authored trades to move up to select cornerback Kaiir Elam (2022) and tight end Dalton Kincaid (2023). In both cases, the current regime has chosen to trade up in Round 1 (33%). And closely behind that decision are those who would prefer a trade back and out of Round 1 (32%). In SB Nation’s national polls, results from two questions should interest Bills fans.
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Read more at Buffalo Rumblings
15 Countries With English As Official Language in the World
In this article, we will take a look at the 15 countries with English as official language in the world. Around 400 million people speak English as their first language. Also, it is widely spoken in numerous nations where it lacks official status. The market for English Language Learning Apps is expected to be worth $88.15 billion globally by the year 2030, growing by 18.8% on an annual basis. This is because of advancements in technology and the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and social learning elements.
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Read more at Yahoo Finance
Public Comment on a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Update
The Jonathan M. Wainwright Memorial VA Medical Center is seeking public comment on a Memorandum of Agreement update for the following projects. All of these projects have been completed, however, the MOA had to be renewed in order to fulfill all of the mitigation measures required to manage historic preservation on the VA campus. These mitigation measures include long-term care and management of cultural resources, to include the buildings, structures and objects considered historic properties.
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Movie Review: Boy Meets World
Moritz Mohr’s feature debut is the colorful and bloody revenge tale “Boy Kills World” which opens Friday in theaters. As he aims to topple a dynastic crime family, led by Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen), scores of enemies are destructively dispatched, sure to leave audiences surprised that the increasingly creative and gory violence made it past the MPAA. We always treated this as a comic book movie without a cartoon.
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Read more at Variety
World Central Kitchen's Jose Andrés: "We Will Not Forget What They Did for the Hungry and For the World"
World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés said he "will not forget what they did for the hungry and for the world. Andrés mourned the members of his team, his voice pained with grief but resolute. The service honored Palestinian Saifeddin Issam Ayad Abutaha, three British nationals, John Chapman, James Henderson and James Kirby. Israeli officials have repeatedly defended their military operations in Gaza.
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Read more at ABC News