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Recent urban development projects in Philadelphia, Newark, and Edinburgh are reshaping local landscapes. Philadelphia's mayor has secured a deal to keep the NBA franchise in the city, while Newark celebrates the groundbreaking of a $336 million arts and retail hub. Meanwhile, Edinburgh's Summerhall plans a hotel and student housing to sustain its cultural venue.
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Recent incidents at zoos in New Jersey and Belfast have raised serious safety concerns. A woman was charged after climbing into a tiger enclosure, while a trainee worker was locked in with lions. Investigations are underway to address these alarming events, highlighting the risks associated with animal interactions in captivity.
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NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were killed in a suspected drunk driving incident while cycling in New Jersey on August 29, 2024. The brothers were in town for their sister's wedding, which was scheduled for the following day. The driver has been charged with two counts of death by auto.
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A federal judge has raised concerns over a proposed $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, questioning provisions that could limit athlete payments. This comes as New Jersey seeks to address public school segregation through mediation, marking significant developments in both college sports and education policy as of September 6, 2024.
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New Jersey is actively pursuing the Philadelphia 76ers with a $400 million tax incentive to relocate from Philadelphia to Camden. This comes as the team seeks a new arena before its lease expires in 2031. Meanwhile, a community event in Berwick-upon-Tweed celebrated artist LS Lowry's work, showcasing local engagement with art.
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Boar's Head has permanently discontinued liverwurst production following a listeria outbreak linked to the product, resulting in nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations across 18 states. The company has closed its Jarratt, Virginia plant, where the contamination originated, and is implementing new food safety measures.
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Campbell Soup Company is set to change its name to 'The Campbell's Company' to reflect its diverse product offerings beyond soup. This decision, pending shareholder approval in November, comes as the company aims to adapt to market changes and consumer preferences.
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As the 2024 election approaches, Donald Trump has unveiled a series of tax proposals aimed at appealing to working-class voters. These include eliminating taxes on overtime pay and Social Security benefits, while also suggesting a reduction in the corporate tax rate. The implications for the national debt and fiscal policy are significant.
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Michaela DePrince, a renowned ballerina known for her inspiring journey from war-torn Sierra Leone to international stages, has died at the age of 29. Her family announced her sudden passing on social media, but no cause of death has been disclosed.