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Sierra Pacific Industries Seeks Design Engineer in Medford, WI, Expanding Window and Door Systems Team

Sierra Pacific Industries Seeks Design Engineer in Medford, WI, Expanding Window and Door Systems Team

Sierra Pacific Industries Seeks Design Engineer in Medford, WI, Expanding Window and Door Systems Team
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Kelly Services Seeks Experienced Research Development Chemist for New Berlin, WI

Kelly Services Seeks Experienced Research Development Chemist for New Berlin, WI

Kelly Services Seeks Experienced Research Development Chemist for New Berlin, WI
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Schneider National Expands Driver Training Capacity by 26% Amidst Industry Demand

Schneider National Expands Driver Training Capacity by 26% Amidst Industry Demand

Schneider National Expands Driver Training Capacity by 26% Amidst Industry Demand
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The Latest: Soldiers seriously wounded in Iranian drone strike tell AP the US military failed them

The Latest: Soldiers seriously wounded in Iranian drone strike tell AP the US military failed them

U.S. soldiers wounded in the Iran war’s deadliest strike yet on American troops are raising concerns publicly, many for the first time, about whether commanders underestimated the threat
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Canada coach Marsch says Balogun red card reversal shows 'why everyone hates America'

Canada coach Marsch says Balogun red card reversal shows 'why everyone hates America'

Jesse Marsch has said that an American sense of entitlement rubs many the wrong way, which was perhaps perfectly illustrated in the saga over Folarin Balogun's overturned red card.
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Wheatland Residents Continue Opposition to Battery Energy Storage Site as Proposal Moves to State Commission

Wheatland Residents Continue Opposition to Battery Energy Storage Site as Proposal Moves to State Commission

A proposal for a controversial 200-megawatt battery energy storage system (BESS) in Wheatland, Wisconsin, has been formally submitted to the state Public Service Commission (PSC) by Robin Energy Storage LLC. The project, planned for 60 acres north of Highway 50 and New Munster near an existing power substation, includes 200 BESS containers with provisions for future expansion. This move follows the rejection of the project at both town and county levels, making the PSC route the developer's primary option for approval. Local opposition, led by Jenny Morehouse, remains strong, citing concerns about fire and environmental hazards. Public sentiment against the project has been evident in past meetings, with a packed Town Hall meeting in January overwhelmingly opposing the proposal, leading the Plan Commission to reject three of four actions and Robin Energy to withdraw its local application. Kenosha County and several municipalities, including Bristol, Paddock Lake, and Pleasant Prairie, have already passed o...
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Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Average gas price in each U.S. state, October 2026

Gas prices on the rise? As we enter October, here's the average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded in each state.
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West Fraser Seeks Millwright Level 2 in Dudley, GA, Offering Competitive Compensation and Internal Growth

West Fraser Seeks Millwright Level 2 in Dudley, GA, Offering Competitive Compensation and Internal Growth

West Fraser Seeks Millwright Level 2 in Dudley, GA, Offering Competitive Compensation and Internal Growth
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Arizona Diamondbacks News, 10/5: Brewers and Boo-hoo’ers

Arizona Diamondbacks News, 10/5: Brewers and Boo-hoo’ers

Team news [Arizona Sports] 5 questions the Diamondbacks need to answer this offseason – Arizona has a strong core with catcher Gabriel Moreno, shortstop Geraldo Perdomo, outfielder Corbin Carroll, starters Brandon Pfaadt and Ryne Nelson, along with relievers Justin Martinez, Juan Morillo and Brandyn Garcia, all in their 20s. Ketel Marte, Nolan Arenado, Corbin Burnes […]
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France's ONERA Modernizes Space-Environment Testing Facilities with U.S.-Supplied Proton Accelerator

France's ONERA Modernizes Space-Environment Testing Facilities with U.S.-Supplied Proton Accelerator

France’s aerospace research agency, ONERA, is undertaking a significant modernization of its space-environment testing facilities in Toulouse. This initiative involves the construction of a higher-power proton accelerator, designed to study how radiation degrades materials and systems used in spacecraft. The project, named HERMES (High Energies for the Irradiation of Materials with Electrons and protons), aims to renew facilities that have been simulating space radiation environments for over 40 years. The commissioning of these upgraded facilities is anticipated by late 2028. ONERA has awarded the contract for the first proton accelerator to National Electrostatics Corp (NEC) of Middleton, Wisconsin, following an international tender. The HERMES program will eventually comprise five electron and proton accelerators, capable of reaching energies up to 5 megaelectronvolts (MeV), a substantial increase from the current facility's 2 MeV.
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Where is the best Halloween street in the US? Nationwide search is on

Where is the best Halloween street in the US? Nationwide search is on

Where is the trick-or-treatiest street in the country? Reese's is hosting a contest to find out. See which streets made the short list of 150.
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National Institutes of Health Commits $88 Million to Reduce Animal Testing, Ridglan Farms Closes

National Institutes of Health Commits $88 Million to Reduce Animal Testing, Ridglan Farms Closes

Activists are observing significant advancements in the effort to eliminate animal testing in the United States. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has pledged over $88 million to transition away from animal models and towards human-based biomedical research projects. This commitment marks a substantial shift in funding priorities within the scientific community. Concurrently, the anti-vivisection movement has achieved another notable success with the closure of Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin. Previously, Ridglan Farms was recognized as the second-largest breeder of dogs specifically for research purposes in the nation. These developments indicate a growing momentum in the movement to reduce and ultimately end the use of animals in scientific research and product testing across the country.