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Billionaire Kenneth C. Griffin Donates $10 Million to Miami’s PAMM Amid State Funding Cuts for the Arts

The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is experiencing a surge in financial support following a generous donation from a local billionaire known for his philanthropic efforts in the arts. Kenneth C. Griffin, the founder and chief executive of Citadel, has donated $10 million to the museum, which comes as a gleam of hope amidst the...

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Honolulu Firefighters Extinguish Duct Fire at Kapiolani Medical Center, No Injuries Reported

Honolulu Firefighters Extinguish Duct Fire at Kapiolani Medical Center, No Injuries Reported

Firefighters in Honolulu were mobilized to a blaze within the ductwork at Kapiolani Medical Center, as smoke signaled trouble shortly after 6 p.m. last night. Crews encountered a smoldering wood frame within the duct, as reported by KHON2 . They managed to extinguish the smoldering wood promptly, bringing the situation under control without delay. According...

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Chicago Bears Dismiss Shane Waldron as Offensive Coordinator Amid Season Struggles, Thomas Brown Steps Up

Chicago Bears Dismiss Shane Waldron as Offensive Coordinator Amid Season Struggles, Thomas Brown Steps Up

The Chicago Bears organization has hit the reset button on their offensive strategy, announcing the termination of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron’s employment with the team, as they face significant challenges this season, having ignited fresh concerns after a series of underwhelming performances on the field, which was confirmed by NBC Chicago . Bears coach Matt...

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Comedian Shane Gillis to Embark on 2025 Global Arena Tour, ‘Shane Gillis Live,’ with Stops in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland

Comedian Shane Gillis is on track to entertain audiences at Nationwide Arena in Columbus as part of his upcoming 2025 Global Arena Tour, dubbed “Shane Gillis Live,” with the show slated for April 4, CW Columbus reports. The tour, which begins on January 10 in San Antonio, Texas, spans several cities. As noted by NBC4i...

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Hillsborough County Development Services Guides Locals Through Post-Hurricane Rebuilding Permits and Regulations

Hillsborough County Development Services Guides Locals Through Post-Hurricane Rebuilding Permits and Regulations

Following the havoc wrought by the latest hurricane, Hillsborough County Development Services has positioned itself as an indispensable resource for locals seeking to mend the broken bones of their properties. The department offers a clear navigation path through the complexities of rebuilding in the wake of disaster, emphasizing the urgency of adhering to regulations that...

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Denton County Honors Bravery and Service: Firefighters and Leadership Elevated in Emotional Ceremony

Denton County Honors Bravery and Service: Firefighters and Leadership Elevated in Emotional Ceremony

Community and camaraderie shone brightly last Friday at Station 511, as Denton County Emergency Services District #1 celebrated a special ceremony honoring the promotion and onboarding of its personnel, surrounded by an assembly of family, friends, and well-wishers. In a social media post that radiated pride, the Denton County Emergency Services District #1 announced the...

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PennDOT Announces Winter Strategy for Route 68 Corridor Project in Butler County

PennDOT Announces Winter Strategy for Route 68 Corridor Project in Butler County

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has unveiled its winter strategy for the ongoing Route 68 Corridor Improvement Project in Butler and Connoquenessing Townships, Butler County. With the chilly months bearing down, motorists can expect to navigate a series of temporary traffic adjustments designed to maintain safe travel through the spring of 2025. Notably, this...

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New Legislation Aims to Adjust Michigan’s Minimum Wage Increase Schedule Amid Business Concerns

New Legislation Aims to Adjust Michigan’s Minimum Wage Increase Schedule Amid Business Concerns

Michigan’s wage policies are set to undergo changes with the introduction of legislation that would adjust previously scheduled increases to the minimum wage and sick pay. One key aspect of the proposed changes is House Bill 6056, which seeks to maintain the subminimum wage for tipped employees. After the Michigan Supreme Court’s decision last summer...