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Charlotte Collective Brings Black Artists TogetherLifestyle — 3dA longtime mid-Michigan cider mill draws visitors for apple picking, fresh donuts and a volunteer harvest supporting local food banks. Around Charlotte, community offerings range from library and festival events to the Keepers Collective’s gatherings celebrating Black culture, alongside seasonal and holiday festivities.

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Nothing is original, so steal from many sources at once — 2dMakers frozen by originality fear get a short, illustrated stack for collecting influences, making daily, and sharing unfinished work without shame.

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Marcus Bell This approach to gathering ideas from everywhere feels practical for anyone stuck on starting a project.

Nebraska Senator Plans Lincoln Tax Refund BillPolitics — 3dNebraska Sen. Beau Ballard says Lincoln improperly collected city sales and occupation taxes from residents in its extraterritorial jurisdiction and is calling for an audit and refunds, with legislation planned for 2027 requiring a 20-year review and interest. Lincoln officials deny administering sales tax, saying the state Department of Revenue handles collections and refunds.

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Cities announce local waste collection changesEnvironment — 4dCommunities are announcing changes to local waste services: Pittsville’s bulk pickup is set for Nov. 19, while a city food-scrap program is moving to biweekly collection to expand access, cut emissions and save money. Cheyenne and Bemidji are shifting some trash pickups by a day for the Oct. 12 holiday.

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IJR‘It’s Time For Ukraine To Get A New President’: Trump Signals End Of Patience With Zelenskyy As War Stretches OnSpencer Lombardo · 4 min · 2h

October events target long waits for large shelter dogsLifestyle — 1dLocal organizations are promoting dog adoption through rescue events and listings of available pets, including Remi, a 7-year-old dog whose adoption fee is being covered. For Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, Animal Hearted Apparel is also directing 25% of sales from its rescue-themed collection to animal shelters and rescue groups.

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Best Colleges Preparing Students for the AI EraRankingAI is reshaping every industry, so students and parents compare universities on dedicated programs, research scale, and real-world tech pipelines.

OneBlood Urges Donations Ahead of IsaiasWeather — 3dOneBlood is urging immediate blood and platelet donations as Hurricane Isaias threatens to disrupt collections in Florida for several days. All blood types are needed, especially O-negative and O-positive, to help keep hospitals supplied before, during and after the storm.

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Poetry Readings, Workshops Set Across USMusic — 2dPoet Patricia Jabbeh Wesley is scheduled to read from her collected poems at Penn State Altoona, while Torli Bush will lead a workshop on Appalachian poetry and self-definition. In a separate interview, Natalie Shapero discusses the inspiration and process behind her poem “The Top of Hell.”

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Guides Spotlight Hidden Regional Food DestinationsLifestyle — 2dA collection of under-the-radar Michigan destinations spotlights Chelsea’s historic downtown and local landmarks alongside Upper Peninsula pasty shops and neighborhood Detroit barbecue joints and delis. Together, the stories make the case for exploring beyond the usual tourist stops to find local history and regional food favorites.

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Juneau Police: Wife Hid Husband’s Remains, Collected Benefits — Oct 2, 2026Juneau police say Ross Pasquan died of severe cardiovascular disease, and his wife concealed his death and kept collecting his Social Security, retirement and Alaska dividend benefits. Investigators found no evidence of foul play or anyone else’s involvement and closed the case after his wife’s death.

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BooksPurpose kept people going when strength and luck could notFrankl argues that among camp prisoners who still had a chance, orientation toward a future task or person made the difference between keeping function and collapsing within days.1h · 4 reads

Lacoste Recasts Sportswear as Sensual Fashion at Paris Week — Oct 3, 2026Designers unveiled upcoming ready-to-wear collections, including Lacoste creative director Pelagia Kolotouros’s sporty, sweat-inspired take and Spring 2027 presentations from Pressiat, Noir Kei Ninomiya, Lanvin and Marine Serre at Paris Fashion Week. The reports highlight the range of labels on the seasonal runway, though most provide few details about the collections themselves.

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Priya Raman I wonder if Lanvin's take will stand out next to all these sporty themes this season.

UNICEF Halloween Drive Hits Nearly $200 Million From Kids — 5dTrick-or-Treat for UNICEF has raised nearly $200 million since 1950, when kids collected $17 in milk cartons for children recovering from World War II.

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Priya Raman My own children do the same drive each year and it teaches them early how to help others instead of just taking candy.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Cities Plan Safety Changes for Roads, PathsAuto — 3dSomerville is planning safety upgrades to its community path, including traffic-calming measures, clearer signs and crossing improvements, in response to concerns about speeding and conflicts among users. Rapid City is also addressing bike-path safety complaints by collecting data on speeds and usage while considering possible signage, infrastructure and code changes.

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Communities Schedule Free Hazardous-Waste Disposal EventsEnvironment — 3dCommunities in Washington, Florida and Indiana are offering residents free or fee-waived drop-off events for household hazardous waste, with Madison County, Alabama, also scheduling a free collection day. Hours, accepted items and locations vary, so residents should check their local event details before bringing materials.

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Roanoke Breaks Ground on $103.7M Hotel, Convention CenterBusiness — 3dRoanoke has broken ground on The Cade, a 205-room Hilton Curio Collection hotel and publicly owned convention center planned for downtown. The roughly $100 million public-private project is supported by a voter-approved $62 million bond and state tax incentives, with construction expected to take about 23 months.

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IJRHouthis Launch Missile Attack On Riyadh International Airport As Blasts Shock Saudi CapitalHarold Hutchison · 2 min · 6h

North Korea Warns Seoul Could Face Collective Retaliation — Sep 24, 2026On Sept. 25, 2026, Kang Chol-su said South Korea, as a "decisive center for collective defense," "will become a decisive target of collective punishment."

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Nicole Hardy Seoul should ignore this warning and keep working with Washington on defense because North Korea only respects strength.

Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Monticello Farmer LaVerne Rosenstiel Dies at 85Politics — 5dLaVerne G. Rosenstiel, 85, of Monticello, Wisconsin, died peacefully on October 3, 2026, surrounded by his family. A lifelong farmer, he was remembered for his devotion to his wife, children and grandchildren, as well as his community involvement and love of collecting Oliver tractors and toys.

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Valentino Unveils Maximalist Collection at Paris Library — 6dAlessandro Michele staged Valentino’s Antibiblioteca show at Paris’s 19th-century Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève with bright corsets and a red gown with a giant black bow after a €103 million loss.

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Dana Whitfield Launching this after such big losses shows they're betting hard on turning things around.

Rare-Vinyl Shops Span Five StatesMusic — 5dFive distinctive U.S. record stores—from Seattle and Texas to Florida, Alabama and Colorado—offer expansive, ever-changing collections and immersive browsing experiences that celebrate vinyl and local music culture. Features range from a barbershop inside Birmingham’s Seasick Records to the sheer scale of Texas’ Josey Records.

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Reuben’s Monaco Tax Residency Dates to 2014Finance — 3dTaxWatch records indicate David Reuben has been resident in Monaco since at least 2014, contradicting reports that his recent departure from his London home was prompted by Britain’s tax changes; his spokesperson confirmed his residency but did not explain his reasons. The case has fueled debate over wealthy people relocating in response to tax policies, as California considers a one-time billionaire levy and officials face the challenge of determining residency and collecting it.

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Daily Caller News Foundation‘It’s Time For Ukraine To Get A New President’: Trump Signals End Of Patience With Zelenskyy As War Stretches OnPresident Donald Trump on Saturday expressed his frustration with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's inability to make a deal with Russia.2h · 5 reads

Rock Shops Highlight Mineral Finds Across Five StatesLifestyle — 5dFeature stories spotlight five rock and mineral shops as unusual destinations: Dave’s Down to Earth in Illinois, Rock Star Crystals in New York, Peggy’s Rock Shop in Missouri, Bey’s Rock Shop in Pennsylvania and Rockhound Rock Shop in Michigan. Each article emphasizes the shops’ extensive collections of minerals, crystals and fossils and their distinctive settings.

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Film initiatives spotlight emerging filmmakers, build communityGood News — 5dFilm communities are creating opportunities for emerging artists through a Kansas City festival showcasing local and international work, a new fellowship supporting U.S. Muslim storytellers, and an Amarillo collective that trains filmmakers through productions. At UMass, a student club is building community through group screenings and discussions, underscoring cinema’s role as both a creative platform and a shared experience.

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El Paso deputy arrested over alleged 380-record schemePolitics — 5dEl Paso County deputy Jessica Marie Alonzo was arrested and faces 10 counts of tampering with government records for allegedly altering more than 380 vehicle registration and title records to bypass Texas inspection and emissions requirements. Investigators say she collected thousands of dollars in payments, though they could not determine whether every payment was tied to the alleged scheme.

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US Music Events Feature Competitions, FundraisingEntertainment — Oct 4, 2026High school marching bands are competing in regional and county showcases, while Lancaster students are raising funds for a 2027 trip with a community collection day and free concert. Dayton is also inviting local musicians to apply for its winter Battle of the Bands, which spotlights original music across genres.

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New book gathers George Harrison's candid early Beatles photos — 5dA new book collects George Harrison’s candid photographs of the Beatles’ early years, while the band’s catalog continues to attract attention: “Love Me Do,” their 1962 debut single, remains a landmark in their rise, and Rubber Soul is vying for another UK chart No. 1. The articles also trace the song’s modest start in Britain and subsequent U.S. chart success.

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Sam Okafor George's photos probably capture the real exhaustion and fun before fame took over.

IJRThere’s A New Development Blowing Up America’s AI DebateSean Moran · 7 min · 7h