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1.9M Maryland Water Customers Asked To Conserve After Power Outage Hits Filtration Plant Nearly 2 million Maryland water customers are being told to turn off the taps unless they really need them. WSSC Water issued an urgent conservation request at 8:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29, for all 1.9 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties after a power outage disrupted operations at its Potomac Water Filtration Plant. For now, the water remains safe to drink, and there is no boil water advisory. But WSSC officials warned that could change if customers don't cut back while Pepco works to restore power to the plant, which supplies drinking water to approximately 75 …

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Caroll Spriggs II Takes Historic Oath As Maryland's First African American State Fire Marshal Caroll Spriggs II Takes Historic Oath As Maryland's First African American State Fire Marshal Caroll Spriggs II Takes Historic Oath As Maryland's First African American State Fire Marshal
Caroll Spriggs II Takes Historic Oath As Maryland's First African American State Fire Marshal Maryland’s history-making State Fire Marshal has officially taken the oath. Caroll H. Spriggs II was sworn in on Monday, Sept. 28, at the Calvert County Administration Building in Prince Frederick, less than two weeks after being appointed to a six-year term leading the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Spriggs, 53, is the first African American to serve as Maryland State Fire Marshal in the department’s 132-year history. The ceremony also brought Spriggs back to familiar territory. Caroll H. Spriggs II Maryland State Police Before rising through the ranks of fire service across M…

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Ex-Peace Corps Official Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Ex-Peace Corps Official Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Ex-Peace Corps Official Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ
Ex-Peace Corps Official Sentenced After Working Second Federal Job While On The Clock: DOJ Getting paid for one federal job while doing another has caught up with a former Peace Corps official from Maryland. Evester Edd, 64, of Silver Spring, was sentenced on Monday, Sept. 28, to two years of probation, including three months of home confinement, after admitting he falsified Peace Corps timecards while simultaneously working as a federal contractor. And sometimes he didn't even leave the office to do it. On nine days in 2024, investigators found Edd logged into the Nuclear Regulatory Commission network and performed work for the agency while sitting at his desk inside Peace Corp…

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Fill 'Er Up: Hanover Exxon Sells 10 $50K Lottery Winners In The Same Drawing Fill 'Er Up: Hanover Exxon Sells 10 $50K Lottery Winners In The Same Drawing Fill 'Er Up: Hanover Exxon Sells 10 $50K Lottery Winners In The Same Drawing
Fill 'Er Up: Hanover Exxon Sells 10 $50K Lottery Winners In The Same Drawing Something was apparently in the sandwiches at one Maryland deli. Five tickets sold at Ollie’s Beer, Wine & Deli in Rockville each hit for $50,000 during the midday Pick 5 drawing on Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to the Maryland Lottery. Same store. Same drawing. Same $50,000 prize. The five tickets each matched the winning number, 88768, in exact order, turning one Montgomery County deli into the source of a combined $250,000 payday. And apparently Pick 5 was just getting warmed up. Five days later, the Sunday, Sept. 27 evening drawing produced 14 more $50,000 winners when 6…

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'For Carson': Maryland Community Turns Lemonade, Ice Cream, Soccer Into Support For Local Boy 'For Carson': Maryland Community Turns Lemonade, Ice Cream, Soccer Into Support For Local Boy 'For Carson': Maryland Community Turns Lemonade, Ice Cream, Soccer Into Support For Local Boy
'For Carson': Maryland Community Turns Lemonade, Ice Cream, Soccer Into Support For Local Boy Western Maryland has found a lot of ways to show Carson Negley just how many people are in his corner. Near Frost Elementary in Frostburg, two boys set up a folding table with a pitcher of lemonade, stacks of plastic cups and a handwritten sign offering drinks for $1. At the bottom were two words. “For Carson.” Will and his friend Alec were raising money for their schoolmate and friend, one small piece of a much larger community response that has taken shape since Carson's family learned earlier this month that his leukemia had returned. The community has stepped up for Carson Neg…

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Nor'easter Uncovers Possible 19th-Century Shipwreck Remains Nor'easter Uncovers Possible 19th-Century Shipwreck Remains Nor'easter Uncovers Possible 19th-Century Shipwreck Remains
Nor'easter Uncovers Possible 19th-Century Shipwreck Remains A powerful nor'easter uncovered what's believed to be a large piece of a ship that wrecked more than 140 years ago. The storm exposed wooden wreckage along the south shore of Nantucket, Massachusetts, on Saturday, Sept. 26. The remains are believed to be from the Warren Sawyer, a three-masted wooden schooner that sank off the island's coast in December 1884. The discovery was first reported by the Nantucket Current on Saturday, Sept. 26. Jason Graziadei, the newspaper's editor-in-chief, spotted the large wooden beams held together by iron fastenings near Miacomet Beach. …

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She Went To San Diego To See The Sunsets: Maryland Grad Detained By ICE Far From Home She Went To San Diego To See The Sunsets: Maryland Grad Detained By ICE Far From Home She Went To San Diego To See The Sunsets: Maryland Grad Detained By ICE Far From Home
She Went To San Diego To See The Sunsets: Maryland Grad Detained By ICE Far From Home A Maryland college graduate went to California chasing sunsets. She never made it home. Eagla Tilahun, a recent Towson University graduate, was on a graduation trip in San Diego when she was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to friends who are now raising money to get her back to Maryland. Nearly 3,000 miles from home, Tilahun is now being held at a detention center in a state unfamiliar to her, fundraiser organizer Mahielt Hailu said. The trip was supposed to mark a milestone. Tilahun graduated from Towson in the spring with a degree in public health, accordin…

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No Ticket, Plenty Of Grass: Groundhog's UVA Game-Day Debut Ends In Orange Bucket No Ticket, Plenty Of Grass: Groundhog's UVA Game-Day Debut Ends In Orange Bucket No Ticket, Plenty Of Grass: Groundhog's UVA Game-Day Debut Ends In Orange Bucket
No Ticket, Plenty Of Grass: Groundhog's UVA Game-Day Debut Ends In Orange Bucket This furry football fan picked the wrong Saturday to try sneaking into a Virginia stadium. A groundhog was apprehended at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville ahead of the University of Virginia's game on Saturday, Sept. 26, after UVA Police said the "very suspicious individual" attempted to get inside without a ticket. The suspect was quickly identified. A groundhog. And police came prepared with quite the rap sheet. Among the alleged offenses they listed: criminal trespassing, attempting to enter Scott Stadium without a ticket, unlawful possession of grass, evading officers on foot and, pe…

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Truck Clipped SUV, Kept Going Before Head-On Crash Killed Maryland Police Chief (UPDATED) Truck Clipped SUV, Kept Going Before Head-On Crash Killed Maryland Police Chief (UPDATED) Truck Clipped SUV, Kept Going Before Head-On Crash Killed Maryland Police Chief (UPDATED)
Truck Clipped SUV, Kept Going Before Head-On Crash Killed Maryland Police Chief (Updated) Maryland is mourning a police chief who spent more than three decades leading his department. Denton Police Chief George Bacorn, 62, was killed in a head-on crash shortly before 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 25 in Talbot County, according to Maryland State Police. Bacorn was driving a Chevrolet Tahoe east on MD 331 near Dover Neck Road when a westbound Ford Transit delivery truck crossed the double-yellow line for unknown reasons, investigators said. The truck first struck the side mirror of an eastbound Chevrolet Silverado before continuing across the road and crashing head-on into Bacorn's…

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'Most Items Are One-Of-A-Kind: New DIY Shop Opens Its Doors To Creative Customers 'Most Items Are One-Of-A-Kind: New DIY Shop Opens Its Doors To Creative Customers 'Most Items Are One-Of-A-Kind: New DIY Shop Opens Its Doors To Creative Customers
'Most Items Are One-Of-a-kind: New DIY Shop Opens Its Doors To Creative Customers Who needs the machine? Some treasures are better found in person. A new Virginia shop is betting there are still plenty of people who would rather wander through a store, stumble across something unexpected, and take it home than add another item to an online cart. The Painter's Cottage has opened its first brick-and-mortar location at 23 N. King St., Suite 125 in Leesburg, bringing its collection of artisan, antique and vintage home décor under one roof. The Painter's Cottage In Leesburg The Painter's Cottage In Leesburg via Facebook The shop celebrated its grand opening with a ri…

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COLD CASE: Dutch Tourist Who Came To America Found Murdered Days Later In Virginia Creek COLD CASE: Dutch Tourist Who Came To America Found Murdered Days Later In Virginia Creek COLD CASE: Dutch Tourist Who Came To America Found Murdered Days Later In Virginia Creek
Cold CASE: Dutch Tourist Who Came To America Found Murdered Days Later In Virginia Creek A tourist from the Netherlands came to America in September 1999. Eleven days after entering the country, he was dead in a Virginia creek. Nearly three decades later, police still don't know who killed Johannes Anthonius Dehart. Dehart, 62, was found behind 9325 Mace St. in Manassas on Sept. 28, 1999, according to the Prince William County Police Department. There was another mystery first. Police didn't know who he was. Investigators created a composite of the unidentified man as they worked to put a name to the body. Eventually, they learned he was Dehart, a Dutch tourist who had ente…

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Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Fires Back After DHS Uses His Image In Migrant Video Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Fires Back After DHS Uses His Image In Migrant Video Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Fires Back After DHS Uses His Image In Migrant Video
Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Fires Back After DHS Uses His Image In Migrant Video NFL Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins had a clear message for the Trump administration after the Department of Homeland Security posted a propaganda video featuring him.  Keep his name out of your mouth. DHS shared a montage of the Philadelphia Eagles legend's highlights captioned, "Our time has come." The video was shared in resposne to reports of a "huge migrant caravan" approaching the southern border of the United States, ESPN reports. #HelloBlessedPeople🙏🏽I have respectfully not given permission to anyone other than those I currently do business with to use my NIL. Be Blessed! …

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104 MPH, Lights Out: Virginia DUI Suspect Tried To Lose Deputy In The Dark, Sheriff Says 104 MPH, Lights Out: Virginia DUI Suspect Tried To Lose Deputy In The Dark, Sheriff Says 104 MPH, Lights Out: Virginia DUI Suspect Tried To Lose Deputy In The Dark, Sheriff Says
104 MPH, Lights Out: Virginia DUI Suspect Tried To Lose Deputy In The Dark, Sheriff Says Turning out the lights didn't make him disappear. A Virginia driver accused of blowing through a 60 mph zone at 104 mph allegedly switched off his headlights while trying to get away from a deputy early Saturday, Sept. 26, according to the Fauquier County Sheriff's Office. Shortly after 3:15 a.m., a deputy was heading south on James Madison Highway between Opal and Remington when he spotted a vehicle speeding in the opposite direction. Radar clocked it at 104 mph, investigators said. The deputy crossed the median, activated his lights and siren and headed north after the vehicle. But eve…

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Former Virginia Death Row Inmate Justin Wolfe Takes New Plea After 25 Years Behind Bars Former Virginia Death Row Inmate Justin Wolfe Takes New Plea After 25 Years Behind Bars Former Virginia Death Row Inmate Justin Wolfe Takes New Plea After 25 Years Behind Bars
Former Virginia Death Row Inmate Justin Wolfe Takes New Plea After 25 Years Behind Bars Twenty-five years behind bars have led to a 25-year sentence for a man who once sat on Virginia's death row. Justin Wolfe received a 28-year prison sentence with three years suspended in Prince William County on Monday, Sept. 28, as prosecutors moved to end a murder case that has spent a quarter-century winding through state and federal courts. Wolfe has already been incarcerated for 25 years, including substantial time on death row and in solitary confinement, according to Commonwealth's Attorney Amy Ashworth. The agreement came after Ashworth's office spent months reexamining the case an…

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29-Year-Old Ejected From Kawasaki In Deadly Severn Motorcycle Crash Identified By Police 29-Year-Old Ejected From Kawasaki In Deadly Severn Motorcycle Crash Identified By Police 29-Year-Old Ejected From Kawasaki In Deadly Severn Motorcycle Crash Identified By Police
29-Year-Old Ejected From Kawasaki In Deadly Severn Motorcycle Crash Identified By Police A motorcyclist killed in an early-morning Maryland crash has been identified. Khanh Minh Nguyen, 29, of Severn, was killed shortly after 4 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26, in a single-vehicle crash at Town Center Boulevard and Jacobs Road in Anne Arundel County, police announced on Monday, Sept. 28. According to investigators, Nguyen was riding a Kawasaki Ninja north on Town Center Boulevard at approximately 4:10 a.m. when he failed to negotiate a curve in the roadway. Nguyen was thrown from the motorcycle. Anne Arundel County Fire Department personnel pronounced him dead at the scene. The de…

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Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans
Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is combining two of its signature menu items in a new sandwich with a sweet twist. The chain announced the new Honey Chicken Biscuit in a news release on Monday, Sept. 28. The sandwich is available nationwide at participating restaurants. The $5 sandwich features Popeyes chicken served on a larger version of the chain's buttermilk biscuit with two packets of honey sauce. "At Popeyes, quality and bold flavor guide everything we do, and we're always looking for new ways to bring our most iconic items together," said chief marketing officer Matt Rubin. "The Honey Chi…

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New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products
New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products A packaged food product distributed across several states is now the focus of a federal recall, prompting consumers to check their pantries. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Friday, Sept. 25, that Sempio Food Services Inc. is recalling about 4,596 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken stew imported from the Republic of Korea without receiving required import reinspection. The recall involves 31.75-ounce pouches, packaged in cardboard boxes, of “Sempio Korean Ginseng Chicken Stew Classic” and “Sempio Korean Ginseng Chicken Stew Rich.” The products wer…

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National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing
National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing Cafés, restaurants, and retailers are celebrating National Coffee Day with plenty of freebies and deals! National Coffee Day in 2026 falls on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The annual holiday celebrates one of the most popular drinks in the US. The earliest credible evidence of coffee drinking dates to the middle of the 15th century at Sufi monasteries around Mokha in Yemen, according to National Day Calendar. Monks roasted coffee seeds and brewed coffee using methods similar to those used today. Yemeni traders brought coffee from Ethiopia and began cultivating it in Yemen. Coffee later spread to Euro…

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Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats
Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks is expanding its fall menu with a new iced espresso drink and three seasonal desserts. The coffee chain will launch the Aerocano and three Mini Pies, Starbucks announced on Monday, Sept. 28. The new menu items will be available starting on Tuesday, Sept. 29, which is also National Coffee Day. The Aerocano is made with Starbucks Blonde Espresso that is air-whipped to create a light foam and cascading appearance. The company describes the drink as a modern take on an Iced Americano. View this post on Instagram Starbucks is also adding…

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Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween
Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley is getting into the Halloween spirit with a spooky twist on its classic ranch dressing. The company announced its new limited-edition Spooky Ranch on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Halloween-themed dressing keeps Hidden Valley's usual zesty and tangy blend of buttermilk, herbs, and spices but comes in an all-black color. The limited-edition dressing is available exclusively at Walmart while supplies last. A bottle costs about $4, USA Today reported. View this post on Instagram The black color comes from fruit juice and cocoa powde…

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Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans
Popeyes Launches New Sandwich With Special Twist Inspired By Fans Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is combining two of its signature menu items in a new sandwich with a sweet twist. The chain announced the new Honey Chicken Biscuit in a news release on Monday, Sept. 28. The sandwich is available nationwide at participating restaurants. The $5 sandwich features Popeyes chicken served on a larger version of the chain's buttermilk biscuit with two packets of honey sauce. "At Popeyes, quality and bold flavor guide everything we do, and we're always looking for new ways to bring our most iconic items together," said chief marketing officer Matt Rubin. "The Honey Chi…

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New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products
New Recall Targets Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products A packaged food product distributed across several states is now the focus of a federal recall, prompting consumers to check their pantries. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Friday, Sept. 25, that Sempio Food Services Inc. is recalling about 4,596 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken stew imported from the Republic of Korea without receiving required import reinspection. The recall involves 31.75-ounce pouches, packaged in cardboard boxes, of “Sempio Korean Ginseng Chicken Stew Classic” and “Sempio Korean Ginseng Chicken Stew Rich.” The products wer…

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National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing
National Coffee Day 2026: Where Free Cups, Special Deals Are Brewing Cafés, restaurants, and retailers are celebrating National Coffee Day with plenty of freebies and deals! National Coffee Day in 2026 falls on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The annual holiday celebrates one of the most popular drinks in the US. The earliest credible evidence of coffee drinking dates to the middle of the 15th century at Sufi monasteries around Mokha in Yemen, according to National Day Calendar. Monks roasted coffee seeds and brewed coffee using methods similar to those used today. Yemeni traders brought coffee from Ethiopia and began cultivating it in Yemen. Coffee later spread to Euro…

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Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats
Starbucks Expands Fall Menu With New Drink, Seasonal Treats Starbucks is expanding its fall menu with a new iced espresso drink and three seasonal desserts. The coffee chain will launch the Aerocano and three Mini Pies, Starbucks announced on Monday, Sept. 28. The new menu items will be available starting on Tuesday, Sept. 29, which is also National Coffee Day. The Aerocano is made with Starbucks Blonde Espresso that is air-whipped to create a light foam and cascading appearance. The company describes the drink as a modern take on an Iced Americano. View this post on Instagram Starbucks is also adding…

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Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween
Hidden Valley's Black Ranch Dressing Comes With Spooky Twist For Halloween Hidden Valley is getting into the Halloween spirit with a spooky twist on its classic ranch dressing. The company announced its new limited-edition Spooky Ranch on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Halloween-themed dressing keeps Hidden Valley's usual zesty and tangy blend of buttermilk, herbs, and spices but comes in an all-black color. The limited-edition dressing is available exclusively at Walmart while supplies last. A bottle costs about $4, USA Today reported. View this post on Instagram The black color comes from fruit juice and cocoa powde…

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International Arrest Raises New Questions In FBI Hack Case International Arrest Raises New Questions In FBI Hack Case International Arrest Raises New Questions In FBI Hack Case
International Arrest Raises New Questions In FBI Hack Case An international investigation into claims involving sensitive federal data has taken a major turn. The FBI and Dutch National Police arrested an alleged leader of the hacking group ShinyHunters on Tuesday, Sept. 29. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the arrest and said investigators were pursuing follow-up leads worldwide. "As we speak, FBI teams are actively working with partners to obtain and execute more leads in the ongoing investigation based on this arrest," Patel stated on Tuesday morning. The arrest comes days after ShinyHunters claimed it breached the FBIJobs.gov portal and obta…

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ABC News Correspondent Will Reeve, Son Of 'Superman' Actor, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis ABC News Correspondent Will Reeve, Son Of 'Superman' Actor, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis ABC News Correspondent Will Reeve, Son Of 'Superman' Actor, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
ABC News Correspondent Will Reeve, Son Of 'Superman' Actor, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis ABC News correspondent Will Reeve is sharing a deeply personal health story with a hopeful turn. The 34-year-old son of late “Superman” actor Christopher Reeve revealed Tuesday, Sept. 29, that he underwent treatment for testicular cancer earlier this year, according to the ABC News report. He says a checkup Tuesday, Sept. 8, confirmed he is now cancer-free. Reeve decided to speak publicly to encourage men to pay attention to changes in their bodies. His experience began in April, when he noticed a lump in his left testicle. His wife, Amanda Dubin Reeve, encouraged him to seek medical care,…

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Apple Rolls Out Fresh Fixes For iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, Headsets: What To Know Apple Rolls Out Fresh Fixes For iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, Headsets: What To Know Apple Rolls Out Fresh Fixes For iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, Headsets: What To Know
Apple Rolls Out Fresh Fixes For iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, Headsets: What To Know Apple has a fresh round of fixes for users whose devices aren’t behaving quite as expected. The company released iOS 27.0.1 and macOS Golden Gate 27.0.1 on Monday, Sept. 28, according to Apple’s software release list. Updates also arrived for compatible iPads, Apple Watches, and Apple Vision Pro headsets. The iPhone patch addresses three problems, including two affecting iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max models. One fix targets unexpected restarts when Face ID fails to authenticate.  Another corrects an unwanted color artifact that can appear in photos taken at 2x zoom under certai…

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Dennis Haskins Dies: Actor Behind Mr. Belding On 'Saved By The Bell' Dennis Haskins Dies: Actor Behind Mr. Belding On 'Saved By The Bell' Dennis Haskins Dies: Actor Behind Mr. Belding On 'Saved By The Bell'
Dennis Haskins Dies: Actor Behind Mr. Belding On 'Saved By The Bell' Dennis Haskins turned an exasperated school principal into one of television’s most familiar faces. The actor, best known as Principal Richard Belding on “Saved by the Bell,” has died at 75. A cause of death has not been released. Haskins became a fixture at the fictional Bayside High School, where Belding’s attempts to rein in Zack Morris and his friends supplied a steady stream of comedy. His signature interruption became a catchphrase: “Hey, hey, hey, what is going on here?” Wikipedia/Lucha VaVOOM: Inside Amercia's Most Outrageous Show The original “Saved by the Bell” aired on …

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Video Of Possible Pest Contaminant Sparks Recall Of Popular Pantry Product Video Of Possible Pest Contaminant Sparks Recall Of Popular Pantry Product Video Of Possible Pest Contaminant Sparks Recall Of Popular Pantry Product
Video Of Possible Pest Contaminant Sparks Recall Of Popular Pantry Product A consumer-posted video has triggered a voluntary recall of a popular jarred grocery product. G. L. Mezzetta Inc. announced Monday, Sept. 28, that it is recalling one specific lot of Mezzetta Golden Greek Peperoncini Medium Heat after learning of a social media video that appeared to show a possible pest contaminant in a jar. The company’s announcement posted by the FDA said it contacted the consumer who posted the video and opened an investigation. The limited recall applies only to 32-ounce jars of Mezzetta Golden Greek Peperoncini Medium Heat with SKU 10106328 and lot 720106. No illne…

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