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Indoor Rock Climbing Gains Popularity as a Full-Body Workout and Mental Challenge in the U.S.

Indoor Rock Climbing Gains Popularity as a Full-Body Workout and Mental Challenge in the U.S.

Indoor Rock Climbing Gains Popularity as a Full-Body Workout and Mental Challenge in the U.S.
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Ryder System, Inc. Seeks Customer Logistics Supervisors and Managers for U.S. Operations

Ryder System, Inc. Seeks Customer Logistics Supervisors and Managers for U.S. Operations

Ryder System, Inc. Seeks Customer Logistics Supervisors and Managers for U.S. Operations
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No new episode of ‘The Traitors’ tonight. Here’s when it will be back

No new episode of ‘The Traitors’ tonight. Here’s when it will be back

"The Traitors: New Blood" is taking a break this week, with no new episode dropping tonight. Here's when the next episode will air.
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Chicken stew recall hits 8 states over inspection issue

Chicken stew recall hits 8 states over inspection issue

The products were sold in eight states, according to a recall notice.
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Du Pont Family's Gilded Age Influence Explored in Delaware's Brandywine Valley

Du Pont Family's Gilded Age Influence Explored in Delaware's Brandywine Valley

The Brandywine Valley in Wilmington, Delaware, offers an unexpected Gilded Age getaway, showcasing the homes, gardens, and inventions of the influential du Pont family. The du Ponts were not merely wealthy individuals but industrialists, inventors, gardeners, collectors, and patrons whose legacy is evident throughout the region. Their fortune originated from E.I. du Pont's black powder business, founded in 1802 along the Brandywine River. This enterprise grew into a major industrial company, supplying explosives for mining, construction, and the military, which subsequently funded the family's extensive estates, art collections, and gardens. Key sites include Hagley Museum and Library, where the family's industrial roots are explored, Winterthur, which highlights Henry Francis du Pont's passion for American decorative arts and horticulture, and Nemours Estate, the country home of Alfred I. du Pont, known for its 77-room mansion and French-inspired gardens. The Hotel Du Pont in downtown Wilmington, opened i...
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Flooding Causes Home Foundation Collapse in Derry Township, USA

Flooding Causes Home Foundation Collapse in Derry Township, USA

A severe flooding incident in Derry Township, Pennsylvania, USA, caused the foundation of a home on Ligonier Street to collapse on 12th September 2026. The homeowners, Michelle Starry and Chris Lynch, narrowly escaped the disaster after hearing a loud noise and witnessing water rushing into their basement. The house has since been condemned by the township, leaving the couple displaced and staying with relatives in nearby Latrobe. The cause of the flooding remains unclear, though the couple suspects recent groundwork on a nearby hillside may have diverted water toward their property. The incident has left the couple grappling with insurance claims and recovery plans.
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UPMC Expands into Ohio with Acquisition of Trinity Health System Facilities

UPMC Expands into Ohio with Acquisition of Trinity Health System Facilities

CommonSpirit Trinity Health System has finalized the transfer of ownership of its Ohio facilities to UPMC, effective October 1, 2026. This transaction includes Trinity Health System, encompassing Trinity West and Trinity East in Steubenville, Ohio, Trinity Twin City Medical Center in Dennison, Ohio, and Trinity St. Clairsville Neighborhood Hospital in St. Clairsville, Ohio. Additionally, all associated clinics and care sites are part of the acquisition. With this expansion, UPMC, a non-profit healthcare provider and insurer, now operates a total of 46 hospitals. This marks UPMC's initial foray into the Ohio healthcare market, extending its reach beyond its traditional Pennsylvania base. The move is part of UPMC's commitment to delivering people-centered care and community services.
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Madame Tussauds Orlando Offers Educational Field Trips for K-12 Groups

Madame Tussauds Orlando Offers Educational Field Trips for K-12 Groups

Madame Tussauds Orlando Offers Educational Field Trips for K-12 Groups
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How $3B donation to Carnegie Mellon will be used in Pittsburgh

How $3B donation to Carnegie Mellon will be used in Pittsburgh

The $3 billion gift will go toward supporting the Pittsburgh campus while building a new campus in Miami
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2026-27 Minnesota Women’s Hockey Season Preview

2026-27 Minnesota Women’s Hockey Season Preview

New Coach, Some New Players, Same Expectations—But Can the Gophers jump the Badgers and Buckeyes to get there?
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Why Are Hot Dogs So Closely Tied to American Culture?

Why Are Hot Dogs So Closely Tied to American Culture?

The cheeseburger, a staple of American cuisine, is essentially a hamburger with melted cheese draped over its meat patty, typically added towards t...
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Lynnewood Hall, a Gilded Age Mansion, Opens to Public for First Time in 80 Years Amid Restoration Efforts

Lynnewood Hall, a Gilded Age Mansion, Opens to Public for First Time in 80 Years Amid Restoration Efforts

Lynnewood Hall, a 110-room Gilded Age mansion in Pennsylvania, has opened its doors to the public for the first time in over 80 years. The estate, commissioned in 1897 by Peter A.B. Widener and completed in 1899, is currently undergoing extensive restoration. Visitors can tour the property as it hosts 'Fleur de Villes: The Gilded Age,' a floral installation inspired by characters from HBO's 'The Gilded Age.' The mansion, once dubbed 'The Last of the American Versailles' by Widener's grandson, spans nearly 110,000 square feet and is the second-largest surviving Gilded Age mansion in the U.S. The Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation acquired the estate in 2023 for $9 million, initiating multi-phase restoration efforts that could exceed $100 million. The mansion has a storied history, including the tragic loss of two Widener heirs on the Titanic in 1912, and remained largely vacant for 30 years before its recent purchase.