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Recent articles highlight Scotland's rich heritage, showcasing its castles, scenic parks, and unique communities. From Edinburgh Castle's grandeur to Yell Island's innovative community projects, the stories reflect Scotland's cultural depth and evolving landscape, with a focus on tourism, history, and rural resilience as of September 20, 2025.
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Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to phase out horse-drawn carriages in Central Park by the end of 2026, citing safety and animal welfare concerns. The move involves an executive order and legislation, with industry workers offered new employment opportunities. The City Council's approval is pending.
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Copenhagen plans to extend its cycling network by 15 routes, aiming to reduce car use. Meanwhile, Bologna's successful 30 km/h zone faces political opposition, and US projects face federal funding cuts amid safety concerns. Recent incidents highlight ongoing safety issues in bike infrastructure.
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The We Belong Here Festival took place in Brooklyn from October 3-5, emphasizing a music-first, relaxed atmosphere with minimal visuals. The festival featured notable artists like Carl Cox and Elderbrook, and will continue in Central Park this weekend, offering a more mature experience compared to typical large-scale festivals.
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Two years after Hamas’s attack on Israel, commemorations took place alongside ongoing debates about mourning during Sukkot. Large memorial events in Israel reflected national grief, with some urging remembrance during the holiday’s joyful traditions, amid ongoing tensions and hostage concerns.
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New York City lawmakers rejected a proposal to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, despite safety concerns and public support for ending the industry. The vote was driven by procedural tactics, with opposition from the Transport Workers Union and animal advocates. Mayor Adams supports the ban, citing safety and animal welfare issues.