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WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) – Some people collect coins, comic books, cars or coasters, but Connecticut’s Doogie Sandtiger decided to do things a little differently – he collects Crocs. “This is what life is about,” Sandtiger said. “Life is about having fun, living — simple as that.” Dubbed the “Croc King” by the internet, Doogie has…

LIST: 22 last minute food ideas for Labor Day weekend cookouts, gatherings

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s Labor Day Weekend! And most of us in Hawaiʻi need to find that perfect thing to take to the cookout this weekend. But with so little free time, knowing what to get becomes as important as getting it. So, we created a list of easy-to-get foods and beverages that you can…

Make-A-Wish, University of Tennessee grant girl’s wish to be a scientist

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Ava, an eight-year-old living with acute myeloblastic leukemia, has dreams of becoming a scientist to help make people healthy and her wish was granted with a hands-on experience at the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy and College of Nursing. Two red panda cubs born at Zoo Knoxville, set to make…

Opinion: Youth caught in never-ending cycle of bike vs. auto arguments

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Opinion: Protect Calgarians’ interests; keep city hall independent

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Calgary is at a crossroads. This year, for the first time in our city’s history, political parties have been introduced to municipal politics. This partisan model of representation does not suit Calgary’s system of government, which relies on councillors being able to represent the people in their communities, unencumbered by outside agendas. Read More

Opinion: Calgary’s next mayor must understand energy

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There is little debate about the issues facing Calgary. Ask families around the dinner table, community volunteers or business owners, and you will hear the same themes: rising costs and deteriorating public safety. Read More

Opinion: An opportunity for leadership — the changing landscape of dementia treatment

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As a family physician of more than 30 years, my patients and I are aging. Every day I get asked: “Am I getting dementia or just getting old?” Read More

UH Volleyball battles in season debut against Marquette but falls just short

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The University of Hawaii Women’s volleyball team took to the court for its first game of the season on Friday. But comes up just short as they fall in 5 sets. Wahine volleyball opens 2025 season this weekend SET 1: 27-25: Hawaii Wins UH had 16 kills and 3 blocks, holding Marquette to only 14…

High School Football Scoreboard: Week 4

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*Article updates as scores become available. Hawaii High School Football Week 3 Scoreboard Week 4 of the High School Football is back in action, kicking the weekend off with 12 games on Friday. FRIDAY SCORES: Palos Verdes (CA) def. Aiea: 47-6. Mililani def. Coronado (NV): 39-13. West Linn (OR) def. Kamehameha: 21-48. Kauai def. Buckeye…

Kunia fire suspect arrested on suspicion of another arson case

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