Delaware marked its state parks’ 75th anniversary by planting its 75,000th tree, completing a five-year goal across 17 parks while a broader program aims for one million new trees by 2030

Delaware marked its state parks’ 75th anniversary by planting its 75,000th tree, completing a five-year goal across 17 parks while a broader program aims for one million new trees by 2030

Delaware has marked the 75th anniversary of its state parks by planting its 75,000th tree, completing a five-year target to expand greenery across its 17 parks. According to an October 20 announcement by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), the milestone was reached on October 19 at Trap Pond State Park,…

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Australia releases nearly 50 critically endangered smoky mice into a predator-free forest where the species had not been seen since the 1990s |

Australia releases nearly 50 critically endangered smoky mice into a predator-free forest where the species had not been seen since the 1990s |

Australia has brought the critically endangered smoky mouse back to a forest area in New South Wales where it had not been seen since the 1990s. Nearly 50 individuals were released into the Nungatta Feral Predator-Free Area in South East Forest National Park. The reintroduction marks the first return of a threatened species to the…

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Ukraine peace, prisoner release & Trump meeting: What was discussed in Putin’s meeting with US envoy Witkoff

Ukraine peace, prisoner release & Trump meeting: What was discussed in Putin’s meeting with US envoy Witkoff

Putin, right, greets Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff at the Senate Palace of the Kremlin Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with US special envoy Steve Witkoff in St Petersburg on Wednesday, as Washington intensified efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the nearly five-year-long war in Ukraine.The meeting came a day after Witkoff met Ukrainian…

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Two Swiss brothers spent about £10,000 turning a 15-by-15-metre section of their garden into a miniature Greek village with blue shutters, stone lanes and a bar; the wider backyard attraction cost £20,000

Two Swiss brothers spent about £10,000 turning a 15-by-15-metre section of their garden into a miniature Greek village with blue shutters, stone lanes and a bar; the wider backyard attraction cost £20,000

Scherrer and his brother have transformed 600 square metres of their expansive 1,500-square-metre garden into themed attractions. For most people, a summer escape means booking a flight, packing a suitcase and leaving home behind. For Michael Scherrer, the holiday destination is considerably closer. In his garden in Switzerland, the 48-year-old content creator has spent a…

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Virginia is dismantling 100,000 tons of concrete from its $3.9 billion Hampton Roads bridge-tunnel expansion; 951 tons have already been placed underwater as part of a project to build fish habitat in Chesapeake Bay

A bridge built to carry thousands of vehicles across Virginia’s waterways is getting a second life beneath them. As part of the $3.9 billion Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel expansion, crews are dismantling decades-old infrastructure and sending the concrete to artificial reefs in Chesapeake Bay, where it can provide shelter for marine life. By the time the…

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Dave Bautista worked as a bouncer and borrowed money for his daughters’ Christmas gifts before becoming a WWE star; he later built a second career as a Hollywood actor | World News

Dave Bautista worked as a bouncer and borrowed money for his daughters’ Christmas gifts before becoming a WWE star; he later built a second career as a Hollywood actor | World News

Before becoming a WWE champion and a familiar face in Hollywood, Dave Bautista faced a period of financial struggle that forced him to reconsider his future. In his late 20s, he was working as a nightclub bouncer in Washington, DC, when he realised he could not afford Christmas presents for his two daughters. Bautista later…

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Mike Tyson’s co-founded company seeks  million from Hulk Hogan’s estate over a beer brand deal; the claim is double the wrestler’s reported  million probate estate | World News

Mike Tyson’s co-founded company seeks $10 million from Hulk Hogan’s estate over a beer brand deal; the claim is double the wrestler’s reported $5 million probate estate | World News

A company co-founded by Mike Tyson is pursuing a $10 million claim against Hulk Hogan’s estate over a celebrity beer brand deal. Carma HoldCo, a celebrity licensing and branding company, filed the breach of contract claim in Florida over Real American Beer, saying it was cut out of the partnership. Those accused of wrongdoing deny…

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New York built a dam in 1836 to feed a canal; 190 years later, Lake Moraine remains lowered for a major rehabilitation project | World News

New York built a dam in 1836 to feed a canal; 190 years later, Lake Moraine remains lowered for a major rehabilitation project | World News

Representative Image of an aerial view of Lake Moraine showing construction work on the Madison Reservoir Dam (AI-generated image) Lake Moraine in Madison County, New York, remains at a reduced water level while the state carries out a major rehabilitation of the dam that once helped supply a 19th-century canal. Built in 1836, Madison Reservoir…

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‘Mousetrap for billionaires’: OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush planned to die during Titanic wreck dive, longtime friend claims | World News

‘Mousetrap for billionaires’: OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush planned to die during Titanic wreck dive, longtime friend claims | World News

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush wanted his name tied to the Titanic disaster and was prepared to die during a deep-sea expedition to achieve that, according to his longtime friend Karl Stanley, who described the Titan submersible as a “mousetrap for billionaires”, The New York Post reported.Stanley, a commercial submersible expert who…

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A Boston school custodian donated his kidney to a stranger to save his colleague’s younger brother; a year later, both men were doing well | World News

A Boston school custodian donated his kidney to a stranger to save his colleague’s younger brother; a year later, both men were doing well | World News

Andrew Allen (left) and Thomas Thermidor (right). Image: Doug Haslam/Boston Arts Academy Foundation. A Boston school custodian’s decision to donate a kidney to a stranger helped give his colleague’s younger brother a second chance at life. Andrew Allen, 53, worked night shifts at Boston Arts Academy, where he became friends with geometry teacher Tom Thermidor….

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