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It’s hard not to notice the hold that shōnen anime has on fandom, and for good reason. Series like Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, along with older hits like Dragon Ball Z and Naruto, follow a
FAIRFIELD, Ohio (WKRC) — The Fairfield Food Pantry is experiencing a significant surge in the number of people it serves and is reaching out to the community for assistance to meet the growing need.
May 2025’s most anticipated new TV releases cover a wide variety of interests, from sports and music special events to celebrity-led reality series and sci-fi adaptations. Partnering with predictive
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Great White Shark Spotted Off Montauk: Watch Drone Footage With Memorial Day two weeks away, a great white shark was spotted off the coast of Long Island.Drone footage shows it off the shore of Montauk, the eastern-most
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Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2025: See The Full List Of Music Legends Inducted The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced its 2025 inductees on Sunday, April 27 — and the list is packed with icons, trailblazers, and legends.This year’s
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Feed Maine: Hannaford to match donations up to $25K during Matching Mainers HourNEWS CENTER Maine and Good Shepherd Food Bank have partnered once again for the 2025 Feed Maine telethon.
In the broader culture, "Mr. Robot" is known as the show that started off great but quickly devolved into a meandering mess. You can see this with how the ratings plummeted sharply with the second
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Tomato ripening regulated by the same cellular process that slows aging in animals and humansIn research published in New Phytologist, investigators reveal that tomato ripening is regulated by the same mechanism that contributes to humans' and animals' life- and health spans.
Fantasy TV shows whisk audiences away to magical worlds filled with thrilling adventures, but even the greatest of these series tend to get lost in their own meandering and ill-conceived storylines.
Catch up on the most exciting food and dining news of each month in Eater Houston’s newest column. 5) Here’s What’s New and Where to Eat at Daikin Park, Home of the Astros Stadiums around
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Community delivers after CT pet food pantry announces temporary closure due to low suppliesWhen Bridgeport Animal Control announced on social media Saturday that its pet food pantry had to temporarily close due to an extremely low supply of food, the public immediately stepped up. On
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UIL allowing schools to use new technology that enhances football safety, communicationThe University Interscholastic League will expand the use of technology in Texas high school football next season, allowing athletes to wear watches, wristbands and belt packs to communicate in-game
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is urging people to “get to work” restoring a beloved landmark that for years has been sitting in a state of disrepair. The Oregon Caves Chateau, a six-story chateau completed
Clark Atlanta University will honor one of its distinguished graduates during its upcoming Baccalaureate service on Saturday, May 17, following her death in a campus shooting in California that
In 2024, American runner Camille Herron set a remarkable women's six-day record of 560.33 miles. While undoubtedly impressive and merely impossible to most people, it wasn't a match for 38-year
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Top 25 national high school softball rankings (5/8/2025) It's that time of the year to break out the aluminum bats and head to softball complexes as the high school regular season is fully underway across the country and each state is beginning to wind
A team of researchers from Brown University has developed a new nanotechnology-based approach that could improve treatment of fungal infections, particularly those caused by the increasingly drug
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Lady Gaga breaks record for biggest concert crowdLady Gaga has broken the world record for the biggest audience at a concert. The Paparazzi singer held a free concert in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, that drew an estimated 2.5 million people. Staged at
A university has launched an £11m project to help it cut carbon emissions by more than 1,000 tonnes per year.The scheme, at the University of Wolverhampton, will see heat pumps, solar panels and a
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