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CT woman’s homeless outreach uncovered a simple but crucial need: lockers. Now she’s offering themCarrie Howe has been on a decades-long mission to give back. A self-described altruist, she has helped thousands of people in Hartford get housing, get out of the cold and enjoy a warm meal. During a
The X-Men debuted way back in 1963 as a superhero team struggling to overcome civil rights hurdles while simultaneously protecting humans from world-threatening supervillains. Their analogous
FAIRFIELD, N.J. -- Police officers raced through smoke to save dozens of dogs trapped inside a pet hotel near a burning building. Bodycam footage shows the first officers arriving on scene at the K9
Raise the Future was founded on the belief that having one caring adult in the life a child makes all the difference in the world. Since 1983, Raise the Future has helped nearly 11,000 children find
Real Simple
Whoa! 10,000 Amazon Shoppers Scooped Up This Food Storage Set—and Each Piece Is Only $1.66“These are absolutely the BEST leftover containers I have ever used!”Whether you’re hoping to keep ingredients fresh or searching for a new way to preserve leftovers, food storage solutions are
All dogs have a favorite human, but it turns out that it's not always their owner, and a golden retriever called Millie made it clear to her mom that her number one wasn't her.In a post shared on
Scientists have developed a sustainable new way of making complex molecules, which could greatly reduce waste produced during drug manufacturing, a study suggests. The method—which is
Last Word on Sports
Top 10 Most Followed Active Tennis Players on Instagram in 2024Social media plays an integral role in promoting and elevating sports, more so in the current digital age. Although tennis is an individual sport, players tend to use social media platforms like
One person was injured in a fire in Curtis Bay on Monday afternoon, according to Baltimore City Fire officials. Around 2:30 p.m., firefighters were dispatched to the 4200 block of Morrison Ct., fire
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy is teaming up with Tunnel to Towers to take care of another fallen law enforcement officer's family, this time with the help from UFC President Dana White. "It's
In Los Angeles, the Homelessness Prevention Program uses predictive AI to identify individuals and families at risk of becoming homeless, offering aid to help them get stabilized and remain housed.
Dailymotion
Cat brings random pieces of rubbish homeFunny ring camera footage shows how a mischievous cat has been bringing random pieces of rubbish through his cat flap and into his home.
Antidisestablishmentarianism, everyone’s favorite agglutinative, entered the pop culture lexicon on August 17, 1955, when Gloria Lockerman, a 12-year-old girl from Baltimore, correctly spelled it on
After a three month hiatus, shooting stars will return to the night sky. Catch the peak of the lurid meteor shower on the night of April 21st to April 22nd. This shower falls on the same day as Earth
San Francisco Chronicle
When disaster strikes, these S.F. neighbors will be ready to help“People are screaming — they need help,” the firefighter said to the group of volunteers triaging disaster victims at San Francisco’s Mission Bay on Saturday. “What are you going to do?” The
Uryu vs. Mayuri shows the harsh reality of battle in Bleach, with personal stakes and risky decisions. Ichigo vs
Reno-Gazette-Journal
Galena runner awards Special Olympics Nevada with $10,000 grantEleanor Raker, a Galena High School junior and Gatorade Nevada Girls' Cross Country Player of the Year, awarded Special Olympics Nevada with a $10,000 grant thank to her winning the state honor.
The Charlotte Observer
Have you been to the oldest restaurant in Charlotte? 20 Classic Eats to put on your list.Charlotte’s oldest restaurants are quickly becoming relics. When deciding where to eat, how do we balance the excitement of new restaurant arrivals with our support of its classic establishments? In
ABC 7 New York
New Jersey high school student helps develop way to save bee population from destructive pestsThere's a lot of buzz around a high school student from New Jersey fighting to save the world's greatest pollinators: bees.18-year-old Katie Culbert from Toms River thinks she found a way to protect
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