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Rotten fish sauce that has long stunk up a small Canadian town is finally being removed

Rotten fish sauce that has long stunk up a small Canadian town is finally being removed

The townspeople of St. Mary’s can now breathe a sigh of relief
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Fish sauce, anyone? A small town in Canada's east is finally getting rid of a foul smell

Fish sauce, anyone? A small town in Canada's east is finally getting rid of a foul smell

The townspeople of St. Mary’s can now breathe a sigh of relief
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NBC Nightly News Covers Pope Leo XIV’s Slavery Ancestry and Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Testimony

NBC Nightly News Covers Pope Leo XIV’s Slavery Ancestry and Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Testimony

NBC Nightly News featured a segment on July 29, 2026, covering various topics including an interview with Pope Leo and a hearing involving Dr. Anthony Fauci. Pope Leo discussed his family's history with slavery, providing a personal perspective on historical injustices. Meanwhile, Dr. Fauci was noted for pleading the fifth during a COVID-19 hearing, a move that has drawn attention and speculation. The broadcast also covered severe weather events impacting the East Coast, showcasing the diverse range of issues addressed in the news.
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FireFly Metals Delays Greenbay PEA to Include New Drill Results

FireFly Metals Delays Greenbay PEA to Include New Drill Results

FireFly Metals Delays Greenbay PEA to Include New Drill Results
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See military bases in NY that delay cleanup of 'forever chemicals'

See military bases in NY that delay cleanup of 'forever chemicals'

USA TODAY Network analysis reveals delays in the cleanup of toxic PFAS, or "forever chemicals", at hundreds of bases across the U.S.
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FireFly Metals Delays Green Bay PEA to Incorporate New Drill Results

FireFly Metals Delays Green Bay PEA to Incorporate New Drill Results

FireFly Metals Delays Green Bay PEA to Incorporate New Drill Results
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Maryland Park Closes Beach After Beaver Attack on 13-Year-Old Boy

Maryland Park Closes Beach After Beaver Attack on 13-Year-Old Boy

A 13-year-old boy was airlifted to Johns Hopkins Hospital after being bitten by a beaver at Cunningham Falls State Park in Frederick County, Maryland. The incident occurred in the William Houck Area near the lake's North Beach around 9:10 a.m. on a Sunday. The boy sustained injuries to his hands and chest. In response, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) closed the swimming beach to search for the beaver, which needs to be tested for rabies. One beaver has been located, but officials are continuing to search the area to ensure no other beavers are present and to confirm the captured animal's involvement in the attack. The Frederick County Health Department will coordinate rabies testing. Other areas of the park remain open to visitors.
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Ventura begins sewer repair following 2024 gasoline leak

Ventura begins sewer repair following 2024 gasoline leak

Ventura has started a sewer repair project in the Pierpont neighborhood following a major gasoline leak.
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Reds vs. Guardians game postponed due to rain; doubleheader on Tuesday

Reds vs. Guardians game postponed due to rain; doubleheader on Tuesday

Monday baseball has been banged.
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Series preview: The Giants juuuuust Mis’d him

Series preview: The Giants juuuuust Mis’d him

Jacob Misiorowski to the Giants as his team comes to town: “You losers are lucky I’m not pitching in this series.”
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Red Sox West Coast Trip Faces Scheduling Challenges

Red Sox West Coast Trip Faces Scheduling Challenges

Red Sox West Coast Trip Faces Scheduling Challenges
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Astros Minor League Teams Face Mixed Results Amidst Player Performances

Astros Minor League Teams Face Mixed Results Amidst Player Performances

Astros Minor League Teams Face Mixed Results Amidst Player Performances