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Frantxoa Rambaud-Alzola artzain aritu da 22 urtez Larraineko bortuan, Xatxe etxolan. Bost artzainentzat egiten du lan urtero lau hilabetez, ekainetik iraila bukaera arte. Beltxa txakurrarekin, 800 bat ardiren segipen lana segurtatzen du. Hona Buru Beltza eta Enpleguaren burtsarentzat Kanaldudek egin erreportajea.

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Frantxoa Rambaud-Alzola artzain aritu da 22 urtez Larraineko bortuan, Xatxe etxolan. Bost artzainentzat egiten du lan urtero lau hilabetez, ekainetik iraila bukaera arte. Beltxa txakurrarekin, 800 bat ardiren segipen lana segurtatzen du. Hona Buru Beltza eta Enpleguaren burtsarentzat Kanaldudek egin erreportajea.

Jennifer Miles defeated Rep. Tanya Burgoyne in the May GOP primary and now faces former Democratic Rep. Nate Roberts.

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Jennifer Miles defeated Rep. Tanya Burgoyne in the May GOP primary and now faces former Democratic Rep. Nate Roberts.

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Periodismo de Barrio
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El encarcelamiento de Henry Constantin demuestra que el régimen cubano trata la libertad de expresión como un privilegio. Exigimos su liberación.

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El encarcelamiento de Henry Constantin demuestra que el régimen cubano trata la libertad de expresión como un privilegio. Exigimos su liberación.

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Stocktonia News
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The plan concerns the San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Watershed, the primary source of drinking water for 25 million people. Republican legislators push back on Bay-Delta Water Plan is a story from Stocktonia News, a rigorous and factual newsroom covering Greater Stockton, California. Please consider making a charitable contribution to support our journalism.

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The plan concerns the San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Watershed, the primary source of drinking water for 25 million people. Republican legislators push back on Bay-Delta Water Plan is a story from Stocktonia News, a rigorous and factual newsroom covering Greater Stockton, California. Please consider making a charitable contribution to support our journalism.

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The Center Square
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(The Center Square) – A Chicago-area utility company wants a hike for ratepayers that hinges on approval by the state, but local officials and state lawmakers say it's a move intended to increase profits at the expense of ratepayers. Peoples Gas delivers natural gas to residences and other customers exclusively across the city of Chicago and has asked the Illinois Commerce Commission to approve a $144 million rate hike. Maria Hadden, alderman for the city’s 49th Ward, laid out the group of advocates and elected officials’ opposition to the hike at a news conference Tuesday. “People's Gas has continuously asked for rate hikes and the justification that they give for their rate increases when they go to the state governing board to get these permissions is because they say they're not making enough profit. For the last several years, they have sent record profits,” Hadden said. Jim Chilsen, communications director with the consumer advocacy group Citizens Utility Board, said the issue isn’t solely with record profits but also how the company is operating state mandated programs. “This profit-hungry utility has put their customers through financial hell over the years. The statistics tell a grim story of utility greed. People's gas is reckless and unnecessary spending in its pipeline program has helped raise rates by $499 million or 98% over the last 15 years,” Chilsen said. Chilsen said the parent company of Peoples Gas, the Milwaukee-based WEC Energy Group, brought in $1.6 billion in profit in 2025. According to the company, its Chicago customers total 898,000 out of the total 3.3 million served across the Midwest. The hike request filed by the company in January was initially $202 million but was reduced to the current amount in July.. People's Gas said the proposed higher rates are a result of an ICC requirement ity retire 1,000 miles of old iron pipes in the city, and the increase is needed to keep up with increased cost of infrastructure work and inflation. Levi Orgas, an associate with the Illinois Public Interest Research Group, said the program has historically been mismanaged, inefficient, and wasteful of ratepayer funds. “Peoples Gas’ own data shows that this program produces only one cent, a single penny of benefit for every dollar spent on it. It's time to end the pipe replacement program as we know it,” Orgas said. “Aggressive pipeline replacement has been shown to undermine system safety. All of this waste is bad enough, but to make it even worse, by spending billions of dollars on pipe replacement now, Peoples Gas is forcing the next generation of Chicagoans to continue paying for gas infrastructure they don't need.” State Sen. Graciela Guzmán, D-Chicago, also signed a letter to the ICC alongside 19 other members of the General Assembly and 18 Chicago aldermen in signing a letter urging a denial. The ICC is expected to decide in December.

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(The Center Square) – A Chicago-area utility company wants a hike for ratepayers that hinges on approval by the state, but local officials and state lawmakers say it's a move intended to increase profits at the expense of ratepayers. Peoples Gas delivers natural gas to residences and other customers exclusively across the city of Chicago and has asked the Illinois Commerce Commission to approve a $144 million rate hike. Maria Hadden, alderman for the city’s 49th Ward, laid out the group of advocates and elected officials’ opposition to the hike at a news conference Tuesday. “People's Gas has continuously asked for rate hikes and the justification that they give for their rate increases when they go to the state governing board to get these permissions is because they say they're not making enough profit. For the last several years, they have sent record profits,” Hadden said. Jim Chilsen, communications director with the consumer advocacy group Citizens Utility Board, said the issue isn’t solely with record profits but also how the company is operating state mandated programs. “This profit-hungry utility has put their customers through financial hell over the years. The statistics tell a grim story of utility greed. People's gas is reckless and unnecessary spending in its pipeline program has helped raise rates by $499 million or 98% over the last 15 years,” Chilsen said. Chilsen said the parent company of Peoples Gas, the Milwaukee-based WEC Energy Group, brought in $1.6 billion in profit in 2025. According to the company, its Chicago customers total 898,000 out of the total 3.3 million served across the Midwest. The hike request filed by the company in January was initially $202 million but was reduced to the current amount in July.. People's Gas said the proposed higher rates are a result of an ICC requirement ity retire 1,000 miles of old iron pipes in the city, and the increase is needed to keep up with increased cost of infrastructure work and inflation. Levi Orgas, an associate with the Illinois Public Interest Research Group, said the program has historically been mismanaged, inefficient, and wasteful of ratepayer funds. “Peoples Gas’ own data shows that this program produces only one cent, a single penny of benefit for every dollar spent on it. It's time to end the pipe replacement program as we know it,” Orgas said. “Aggressive pipeline replacement has been shown to undermine system safety. All of this waste is bad enough, but to make it even worse, by spending billions of dollars on pipe replacement now, Peoples Gas is forcing the next generation of Chicagoans to continue paying for gas infrastructure they don't need.” State Sen. Graciela Guzmán, D-Chicago, also signed a letter to the ICC alongside 19 other members of the General Assembly and 18 Chicago aldermen in signing a letter urging a denial. The ICC is expected to decide in December.

(The Center Square) – Milwaukee County is looking to take Flock cameras out of its county parks. A county board committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution to remove the cameras from parks and replace them with regular security cameras. Supervisor Justin Bielinski wrote the resolution and celebrated its passage. “With great power comes great responsibility. Big tech has proven themselves time and again to be ill-suited to this responsibility. It is critical that we as elected officials ensure whatever technology is being used in our name respects civil liberties – for everyone,” Bielinski said in a statement. “I can’t wait to finally get the Flock out of Milwaukee County Parks!” Milwaukee County is among the growing list of Wisconsin communities that are either moving away from the Flock cameras or pulling them all together. Milwaukee County announced earlier this month that it is changing the rules for its Flock cameras. The sheriff’s office announced a plan to shorten the window for Flock data and limit who can access the information. But the sheriff’s office is not ready to take all cameras out of county parks. Chief Deputy Brian Barkow told county supervisors Tuesday that cameras, including Flock cameras, have helped cut serious crimes in parks by 43% since 2023. Barkow said he wants to see Milwaukee County continue to keep an eye on parks with some kind of cameras, though Bielinski isn't so sure. "The intent is short term: get them out of parks, and long term figure out how much surveillance we actually want to have," Bielinski told reporters earlier this week. The debate over Flock cameras has also become an issue in the race for governor. Milwaukee County Executive, and Democrat candidate for governor, David Crowley announced a plan Sept. 1 to limit how Milwaukee County uses the cameras. Republican candidate Tom Tiffany has also suggested new rules for the cameras. He's said that if elected he would "pause" Flock use across the state. Milwaukee County's full county board is expected to vote to remove the Flock cameras from its parks on Thursday.

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(The Center Square) – Milwaukee County is looking to take Flock cameras out of its county parks. A county board committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution to remove the cameras from parks and replace them with regular security cameras. Supervisor Justin Bielinski wrote the resolution and celebrated its passage. “With great power comes great responsibility. Big tech has proven themselves time and again to be ill-suited to this responsibility. It is critical that we as elected officials ensure whatever technology is being used in our name respects civil liberties – for everyone,” Bielinski said in a statement. “I can’t wait to finally get the Flock out of Milwaukee County Parks!” Milwaukee County is among the growing list of Wisconsin communities that are either moving away from the Flock cameras or pulling them all together. Milwaukee County announced earlier this month that it is changing the rules for its Flock cameras. The sheriff’s office announced a plan to shorten the window for Flock data and limit who can access the information. But the sheriff’s office is not ready to take all cameras out of county parks. Chief Deputy Brian Barkow told county supervisors Tuesday that cameras, including Flock cameras, have helped cut serious crimes in parks by 43% since 2023. Barkow said he wants to see Milwaukee County continue to keep an eye on parks with some kind of cameras, though Bielinski isn't so sure. "The intent is short term: get them out of parks, and long term figure out how much surveillance we actually want to have," Bielinski told reporters earlier this week. The debate over Flock cameras has also become an issue in the race for governor. Milwaukee County Executive, and Democrat candidate for governor, David Crowley announced a plan Sept. 1 to limit how Milwaukee County uses the cameras. Republican candidate Tom Tiffany has also suggested new rules for the cameras. He's said that if elected he would "pause" Flock use across the state. Milwaukee County's full county board is expected to vote to remove the Flock cameras from its parks on Thursday.

Voting concerns central theme at Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians annual convention. The post Tribal Leaders Message for Mail-in Voting: Vote Early, Hand Deliver to Ballot Drop Box appeared first on Underscore Native News.

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Voting concerns central theme at Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians annual convention. The post Tribal Leaders Message for Mail-in Voting: Vote Early, Hand Deliver to Ballot Drop Box appeared first on Underscore Native News.

As Californians drown in medical debt, the two candidates running for governor have given voters little indication of how they’d help.

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As Californians drown in medical debt, the two candidates running for governor have given voters little indication of how they’d help.

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Mississippi Today
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The Delta Harvest Market is changing its hours as it continues its mission to support Delta farmers and Mississippi shoppers with fresh, locally grown food

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The Delta Harvest Market is changing its hours as it continues its mission to support Delta farmers and Mississippi shoppers with fresh, locally grown food

Project Jupiter will advance U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence while creating thousands of jobs and generating long-term economic benefits in southern New Mexico. The post Opinion: Project Jupiter can strengthen southern New Mexico while advancing U.S. AI appeared first on El Paso Matters.

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Project Jupiter will advance U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence while creating thousands of jobs and generating long-term economic benefits in southern New Mexico. The post Opinion: Project Jupiter can strengthen southern New Mexico while advancing U.S. AI appeared first on El Paso Matters.

As Californians drown in medical debt, the two candidates running for governor have given voters little indication of how they’d help. The post What will California’s next governor do about healthcare? Here are Becerra and Hilton’s plans appeared first on Santa Barbara News-Press.

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As Californians drown in medical debt, the two candidates running for governor have given voters little indication of how they’d help. The post What will California’s next governor do about healthcare? Here are Becerra and Hilton’s plans appeared first on Santa Barbara News-Press.

Preşedintele Javier Milei a sosit în Franţa pentru o vizită care va dura până vineri. Liderul argentinian caută investiţii pentru a redresa economia şi pentru a obţine beneficii care nu s-au materializat până acum, în ciuda promisiunilor.

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Preşedintele Javier Milei a sosit în Franţa pentru o vizită care va dura până vineri. Liderul argentinian caută investiţii pentru a redresa economia şi pentru a obţine beneficii care nu s-au materializat până acum, în ciuda promisiunilor.

The Armenian leader openly wants to oust the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church.

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The Armenian leader openly wants to oust the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Anne Hathaway y Dakota Johnson triunfan en Nueva York con el estreno de Verity. La sombra de un engaño, el thriller que llega a España el 2 de octubre

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Anne Hathaway y Dakota Johnson triunfan en Nueva York con el estreno de Verity. La sombra de un engaño, el thriller que llega a España el 2 de octubre

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Five years ago yesterday, as the U.S. was trying to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, MindSite News was launched as the nation's only news outlet reporting on mental health.

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Five years ago yesterday, as the U.S. was trying to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, MindSite News was launched as the nation's only news outlet reporting on mental health.

Growing security concerns in border areas east of Sudan’s Blue Nile Region have displaced an The post Insecurity fears displace thousands in Eastern Blue Nile appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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Growing security concerns in border areas east of Sudan’s Blue Nile Region have displaced an The post Insecurity fears displace thousands in Eastern Blue Nile appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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Азат Еуропа/Азаттық радиосы
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Израиль қорғаныс министрі Исраэль Кац Дубайдан Тель-Авивке ұшып келе жатқан Fly Dubai ұшағындағы жағдайды 1жихадистердің террорлық шабуылы1 деп атады. "Fly Dubai ұшағындағы жағдай жихад терактіге талпыныс болды. Ұшқыштар кабинасына кіріп, террористі тоқтатып, ұшақтың басқаруын басқа пилоттарға алып берген израильдік бірнеше жолаушының әрекеті апатты алдын алды. Шабуылдаушының мақсаты ұшақты жолаушыларымен құлату болған" деді Кац. Израиль премьері Беньямин Нетаньяху Сауд Арабиясының...

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Израиль қорғаныс министрі Исраэль Кац Дубайдан Тель-Авивке ұшып келе жатқан Fly Dubai ұшағындағы жағдайды 1жихадистердің террорлық шабуылы1 деп атады. "Fly Dubai ұшағындағы жағдай жихад терактіге талпыныс болды. Ұшқыштар кабинасына кіріп, террористі тоқтатып, ұшақтың басқаруын басқа пилоттарға алып берген израильдік бірнеше жолаушының әрекеті апатты алдын алды. Шабуылдаушының мақсаты ұшақты жолаушыларымен құлату болған" деді Кац. Израиль премьері Беньямин Нетаньяху Сауд Арабиясының...

Імаверная праца беларускіх рэтрансьлятараў для карэктаваньня расейскіх удараў па Ўкраіне — якой можа быць рэакцыя Зяленскага? Свабода спытала ў экспэрта.

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Імаверная праца беларускіх рэтрансьлятараў для карэктаваньня расейскіх удараў па Ўкраіне — якой можа быць рэакцыя Зяленскага? Свабода спытала ў экспэрта.

19 сентября в Москве задержали Олега Пая — гендиректора Mixit, одной из самых узнаваемых и успешных косметических марок России. Предпринимателя обвиняют в мошенничестве, суд отправил его под домашний арест. Соосновательница бренда Mixit Елена Назарова связала задержание Пая с корпоративным конфликтом. «Мы не понимаем, как гражданско-правовой спор с нашим бывшим сотрудником мог перерасти в какое-то уголовное дело. Мы оцениваем это как давление на бизнес, как попытку рейдерского захвата компании», — заявила она. Forbes объяснил, о каком споре с бывшим сотрудником идет речь и как он мог привести к задержанию директора Mixit. «Медуза» пересказывает этот материал.

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19 сентября в Москве задержали Олега Пая — гендиректора Mixit, одной из самых узнаваемых и успешных косметических марок России. Предпринимателя обвиняют в мошенничестве, суд отправил его под домашний арест. Соосновательница бренда Mixit Елена Назарова связала задержание Пая с корпоративным конфликтом. «Мы не понимаем, как гражданско-правовой спор с нашим бывшим сотрудником мог перерасти в какое-то уголовное дело. Мы оцениваем это как давление на бизнес, как попытку рейдерского захвата компании», — заявила она. Forbes объяснил, о каком споре с бывшим сотрудником идет речь и как он мог привести к задержанию директора Mixit. «Медуза» пересказывает этот материал.

اسلام‌اباد کې پاکستاني چارواکو د دغه هېواد د پخواني صدراعظم عمران خان د تحریک انصاف (PTI) ګوند د پلویانو د احتمالي لاریون د مخنیوي لپاره د ښار یو شمېر مهمې لارې په کانتینرونو تړلې دي.

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اسلام‌اباد کې پاکستاني چارواکو د دغه هېواد د پخواني صدراعظم عمران خان د تحریک انصاف (PTI) ګوند د پلویانو د احتمالي لاریون د مخنیوي لپاره د ښار یو شمېر مهمې لارې په کانتینرونو تړلې دي.