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A 16th-century Spanish explorer claimed this Florida beach town. Now it’s a remote work hotspot

Telegraph Herald 30 Mar 2025
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Lori Matthias and her husband had tired of Atlanta traffic when they moved to St. Augustine, Fla., in 2023. For Mike Waldron and his wife, moving from the Boston area in 2020 to a place that ... .
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Podcasting was once a rebel medium for diverse voices. Now it’s slowly being consumed by ...

Alternet 30 Mar 2025
With low barriers to entry and freedom from institutional gatekeeping, it promised to amplify marginalised voices and allow underrepresented groups to tell their own stories, on their own terms.
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Board member sued her water district, now it wants $818,000 from her

LA Daily News 30 Mar 2025
Wilson already has filed the civil rights case again in federal court and said it will now include additional allegations that Rojas hired armed security guards to intimidate and eject anyone who spoke about his arrest during meetings.
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A decadelong climate lawsuit saw plaintiffs grow from childhood to adulthood. Now, it's over

Missoulian 29 Mar 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a petition filed by young climate activists who argued that the federal government's role in climate change violated their constitutional rights ... .
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Notre Dame embraces ‘really hostile’ preparation for Sweet 16 rematch with TCU: ‘Now it’s all ...

Killeen Daily Herald 29 Mar 2025
Niele Ivey knows her team ....
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'The Crackerbox': New Castle gym once housed legendary basketball games. Now it's up for sale

Greensburg Daily News 29 Mar 2025
NEW CASTLE — There’s a running joke that at least 10,000 people watched one of the most legendary games in Indiana basketball history inside the Church Street Gym ... .
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Tofino voted to opt into B.C.'s short-term rental rules. Now, it's backing out

CBC 29 Mar 2025
Just over a year after the resort municipality of Tofino voted to opt in to provincial rules restricting short-term rentals, council has decided to ask the province if it can back out ... .
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I bought it for $12 at auction... now it's set to make me rich beyond ...

The Daily Mail 29 Mar 2025
A Pennsylvania antique shop owner bought a $12 drawing that she has now discovered could potentially be a lost masterpiece ... 'And when you look at this, it makes sense because it's so real and so beautiful to detail that you could definitely pinch it.
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The world’s youngest country fought for decades to govern itself. Now it’s on the cusp ...

CNN 29 Mar 2025
... his detention “effectively brings the (peace) agreement (between him and Kiir) to a collapse.” “The prospect for peace and stability in South Sudan has now been put into serious jeopardy,” it added.
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DOGE planned to close four Mass. IRS offices. Now it’s targeting two.

Business Journal 28 Mar 2025
The two leases were part of 17 commercial leases in Massachusetts that were listed as terminated on DOGE’s website ... .
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Now It’s Drake’s Turn To Replace Kendrick Lamar At No. 1 On The Charts

Forbes 28 Mar 2025
Drake’s “Nokia” returns to No. 1 on two Billboard charts, replacing Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” as the pair’s rivalry continues via digital song sales ... .
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The Galaxy S25 Ultra redefines premium smartphones, and now it's over $225 off

ZDNet 28 Mar 2025
The slimmer design, enhanced processor, and Galaxy AI features make this year's Ultra flagship better than ever. And it's on sale for 17% off at Amazon ... .
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This on-the-go, 8-in-1 charger keeps you prepared for anything, and now it's just $21

Boing Boing 28 Mar 2025
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Game Pass was always good. Now, it’s finally consistent

Polygon 28 Mar 2025
And it was swiftly followed by another huge Microsoft release ... And yet this period has been just as consequential for Game Pass; it has, if anything, done even more to demonstrate the value of a Game Pass subscription ... Now, it’s a smooth conveyor belt.
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Wikipedia Built the Internet’s Brain. Now Its Leaders Want Credit.

New York Observer 28 Mar 2025
Contributions to its pages are labored over and debated by hundreds of thousands of active volunteer editors—some so dedicated they compete to update celebrity deaths first ... “Now, it is rapacious,” he added.

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