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TAMPA, Fla. — Tucked just outside of Sulphur Springs sits a golf course born during segregation in the early 1950s, built out of sheer love for the game. "It's a jewel for the Black community," Lionel ...

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Governor Maura Healey announced on Thursday her third AI-related program in recent weeks, seeking to improve Massachusetts’ economic competitiveness without alienating voters who may be fearful of the ...

The Alibi of Capital: How We Broke the Earth to Steal the Future on the Promise of a Better Tomorrow Political theorist Mitchell (Carbon Democracy) offers a paradigm-shifting critique of the logic ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Delays are continuing at a new par 3 golf course that was scheduled to open last fall at Rogers Park Golf Course in Tampa. The course is now expected to open by this fall and promises to ...

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Kristin Rogers co-anchors KCRG-TV9 First News and the KCRG-TV9 Morning News in her hometown of Cedar Rapids. Kristin graduated from Washington High School in 2011. After high school, she attended the ...

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Back in December, while the offseason was still playing out, an 8-year-old wrote a letter to the Toronto Blue Jays. She wasn't a beat reporter. She was Max Scherzer's daughter, and she had one simple ...