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Walmart testing ‘dark stores’ closed to the public
(NewsNation) — Walmart is testing new “dark stores” that look like traditional retail stores but are used for online orders only and aren’t open to the public. The company has opened one of these warehouses in Dallas and has plans for another in Bentonville, Arkansas, where the company has its headquarters, Bloomberg reported. The goal…
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Hawaiʻi cafe wins national best restaurant award
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi’s own Kahuku Farms has won Newsweek’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Farm-to-Table Restaurant! Located on Oʻahu’s North Shore, this extraordinary cafe has captured the hearts of people across the United States. This national award honors the work of the family and staff who own and operate Kahuku Farms that is…
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Council debate over ‘core’ civic responsibilities turns testy
A lengthy debate over what city council should or should not be focusing on ate up a big chunk of a council meeting Tuesday, prompted by a notice of motion that called for the city to more effectively outline its core responsibilities. Read More
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Michelle Obama addresses ‘rumors of the end of our marriage’
(The Hill) – Michelle Obama is addressing speculation about marital discord with former President Obama, saying the public isn’t going to know what the couple is doing “every minute of the day.” “Even in this phase in our lives, when Barack and I say something, right or wrong, it does get covered,” the former first…
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Stars, stripes and sticker shock? Certain cookout items may be more expensive this year, study finds
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — You may be gearing up to start the grill and prepare the perfect July Fourth picnic, but you may still find some sticker shock on grocery store shelves, despite a new report showing the average cookout will cost less than last year. According to the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), this…
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Your letters for June 27: Coal can be crucial piece of Alberta’s economy
Re: We can develop our resources responsibly, Opinion, June 24 Read More
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Hot properties: Calgary’s multi-family is a commercial real estate hotspot
Multi-family residential real estate is among Canada’s hottest commercial real estate sectors, which should come as no surprise in Calgary and other major cities where housing supply has been in short supply in recent years. Read More
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Calgary’s Steven Ogg returns to the dead (sort of) in Revival
Steven Ogg first heard about the new supernatural-horror series Revival when he received a flattering note from co-creator Aaron B. Koontz, who told him that he wanted the Calgary-raised actor to take on the role of the wonderfully named Blaine Abel. Read More
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Army vet and Purple Heart recipient self-deports after 48 years in U.S.
(KTLA) – A 55-year-old veteran of the U.S. Army who was wounded in action, awarded the Purple Heart and honorably discharged self-deported this week after being ordered to by federal immigration officials, according to multiple media reports. Sae Joon Park, a green-card holder and father of two grown children, came to the United States…