NEW YORK (AP) — Kyle Tomcak was looking for a home for his in-laws in the suburbs around Denver, something priced close to $450,000.
If you're thinking of upgrading to a new computer, ask yourself if you can extend the life of your monitor or laptop just a few more months, or even a year. The greenhouse gases released to manufacture and transport electronics and new computer equipment are considerable. The University of Edinburgh did a study and found if you can extend computer equipment usage from four to six years, you can prevent around 418 pounds of CO2 emissions from being emitted.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm a Black woman in my early 20s. One of my best friends is a white woman from the suburbs. We've been close since middle school. She and I get along so well because even though our backgrounds are completely different, she has always had a strong will to educate herself on other cultures, especially mine. She's incredibly woke.
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Here's your preview of Thursday's CDN
- Council gets update on hospital lease
- Man arrested after hit-and-run, pursuit
- Looking forward to the future
- Robert Gordon loves being back home
- Obituary for Khanh Thi Kixmiller
Xaden Matthews speeds down the slide on a 100+ degree day at the public pool in McLain Rogers Park.
City Council members, in their role as the Clinton Hospital Authority met in a private executive session for nearly a half-hour Tuesday “for confidential communications between a public body and its attorney regarding Clinton HMA, LLC, and the Clinton Hospital Authority.”
Clayton Steaveson Powell, 42, of Blanchard, has been arrested on charges of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in injury and changing lanes unsafely after a hit-andrun June 28.
Fred and Jaree Stehr, owners of the Antique Mall in Clinton, have had a long and difficult health journey over the past two years dealing with different illnesses including cancer and COVID-19.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A federal audit report sharply criticizes Oklahoma officials for a lack of transparency, oversight and accountability in the use of coronavirus relief funds that were intended for education.