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Chapala will close next month when its lease expires. The family is negotiating with another group in hopes of keeping the business running ...
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Ray Brewer (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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She made the revelation during a recent podcast appearance.
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Brian Linder (via syracuse.com)
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10/26/26
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For years, Philadelphia has built rain gardens to prevent stormwater and sewage from entering waterways. Are those efforts enough?
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Zoë Read (via WHYY)
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10/26/26
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Being far from the United States for a couple weeks, scanning news from home for just minutes daily over morning coffee, gave me a new appreciation for the metaphors about the clarifying view from …
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By Jackie Calmes (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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The Sun sat down with Toya Simon to talk about her goals in her new role with CALV, the challenges and upsides facing the commercial real estate industry in Southern Nevada and more.
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Katie Ann McCarver (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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Meta’s decision to build one of the world’s largest data centers in a northeast Louisiana rural farming community has made a group of shrewd landowners millions of dollars, but it’s also …
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BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer (via The Advocate)
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10/26/26
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Via Winona Daily News
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10/26/26
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Kalshi Inc. is opening up a new frontier in its rivalry with traditional financial exchanges by pitching the world’s largest banks and hedge funds on a futures market tied to U.S. inflation.
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Greg Ritchie Bloomberg News (TNS) (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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Toya Simon se inició en el sector inmobiliario comercial como emprendedora, buscando locales, evaluando propiedades y negociando espacios para los salones de belleza y las barberías de las que era …
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Katie Ann McCarver (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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Una mesa de tres mujeres está almorzando en el restaurante mexicano Chapala, en la avenida East Tropicana. El dueño, José Flores, dice que han estado viniendo al restaurante de su familia desde …
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Ray Brewer (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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Eight cities in the state have adopted a diversion program for people experiencing homelessness who are facing charges for non-violent minor offenses. But not North Charleston.
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By Kenna Coe kcoe@postandcourier.com (via Post and Courier)
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10/26/26
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BOSTON — Incumbent Sen. Ed Markey will face Republican Party challenger John Deaton in the upcoming midterm elections in a U.S. Senate race that has been framed around generational change in …
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By Christian M. Wade | Statehouse Reporter (via Eagle Tribune)
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10/26/26
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A cancer patient has better things to do than spend hours in an infusion chair. A medicine that safely reduces that burden represents progress, even when its ingredients are familiar.
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By Peter Pitts (via Las Vegas Sun)
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10/26/26
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We asked each of them their top two priorities and their philosophy for running office ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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By Morgan Dunn mdunn@postandcourier.com (via Post and Courier)
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10/26/26
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Editor’s note: The Eagle-Tribune asked readers throughout the Merrimack Valley and southern New Hampshire to submit their scariest, eeriest and most frightfully fun photos to showcase how they have …
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By Angelina Berube | aberube@eagletribune.com (via Eagle Tribune)
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10/26/26
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Prince George’s County is considering $184 million in public financing for the $1.4 billion Sphere theater at National Harbor amid resident and labor concerns.
The post New Sphere project faces …
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Capital News Service (via The Daily Record)
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10/26/26
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Plus: Jordan Walker making an impact off the field
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Via St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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10/26/26
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The singer revealed the move on social media.
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Brian Linder (via syracuse.com)
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10/26/26
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He had been batlting several serious health issues.
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Brian Linder (via syracuse.com)
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10/26/26
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Headlines from the Oct. 26, 1926, front page include: Slot machine man convicted, gets 6 months
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Post-Dispatch archives (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/26/26
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