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• cbslocal.com29 minutes ago
• Pasadena Man Allegedly Threatened 3 Teens With Knife During Argument, Police Say
• FERNDALE, Md. (WJZ) — A Pasadena man was arrested after he allegedly threatened three teens with a knife during an argument Sunday afternoon in Ferndale. Anne Arundel County Police were called to the area of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard and Ferndale Road around 2:50 p.m. for a report of an armed subject. READ MORE: Enoch Pratt Free Library Reopens 21 Locations At 25% Capacity Police say 39-year-old James Gallion got into a verbal altercation with three teenagers. The victims told police that during the argument, Gallion pulled out a pocket knife,...
• mercurynews.com41 minutes ago
• My AP top-25 basketball ballot: Gonzaga remains No. 1 as Illinois, Arkansas rise
• Ballot submitted Sunday night to the Associated Press … 1. Gonzaga 2. Baylor 3. Iowa 4. Illinois 5. Michigan 6. Texas 7. Alabama 8. Houston 9. Ohio State 10. Villanova 11. West Virginia 12. Creighton 13. Texas Tech 14. Arkansas 15. Virginia Tech 16. Virginia 17. Kansas 18. Oklahoma State 19. Oklahoma 20. Loyola 21. Florida State 22. Oregon 23. Purdue 24. Colorado 25. San Diego State Related Articles Pac-12 power ratings: Oregon rises, UCLA falls and the odds to win the conference tournament Pac-12 basketball: The...
• usnews.com1 hour(s) ago
• Gonzaga Remains No. 1, Baylor Back to No. 2 in AP Top 25
• By JOHN MARSHALL, AP Basketball Writer Gonzaga remains entrenched at No. 1 in The Associated Press mens college basketball poll in its bid to go wire-to-wire. The Zags received 61 of 63 first-place votes from a media panel in the poll released Monday as they attempt to become the first wire-to-wire No. 1 since Kentucky in 2014-15. Baylor had two first-place votes and moved back into the No. 2 slot after dropping a spot last week. Illinois, Michigan and Iowa rounded out the top 5. No. 8 Arkansas is in...
• wtop.com1 hour(s) ago
• Gonzaga remains No. 1, Baylor back to No. 2 in AP Top 25
• Gonzaga remains entrenched at No. 1 in The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll in its bid to go wire-to-wire. The Zags received 61 of 63 first-place votes from a media panel in the poll released Monday as they attempt to become the first wire-to-wire No. 1 since Kentucky in 2014-15. Baylor had two first-place votes and moved back into the No. 2 slot after dropping a spot last week. Illinois, Michigan and Iowa rounded out the top 5. No. 8 Arkansas is in the top 10 for the first...
• cvbj.biz2 hour(s) ago
• in Montpellier the stock of new offices remains low
• The first quarter of 2020 had been correct. But the commercial real estate market will not have escaped the health crisis. The first confinement brought to a halt the activity of professionals in the sector, the cancellation or postponement of signatures was right in the second quarter with a sharp drop in transactions of 61% compared to 2019. Requests slowed down, uncertainties remained, and the second confinement ended up ranking the year 2020 among the bearish years … In its annual report, the operator BNP Paribas Real Estate (present...
• dailycaller.com2 hour(s) ago
• Florida Man Charged With First-Degree Murder Reportedly Calls His Wifes Remains Humpty Dumpty
• After a missing woman’s body was found Friday buried in the backyard of a home in South Florida, police arrested her husband on charges of first-degree murder. “There’s one thing they can’t do, they can’t put … Humpty Dumpty back together again,” Colon, 66, said about his dead wife, according to the Sun Sentinel. Initially, authorities were unable to find the body within the Boynton Beach home, but when they returned, the body of Mary Stella Gomez-Mullet, 45, was discovered buried in the backyard. Investigators also found blood stains on...
• the-sun.com2 hour(s) ago
• Eerie grave of three WW2 nuns brutally murdered by invading Soviets discovered in Poland
• THE skeletons of three nuns who were brutally murdered by Russian soldiers at the end of the Second World War have been discovered. Archaeologists in Poland uncovered the remains in the town of Orneta, ending a months long hunt for the bones of seven Catholic nuns killed by the Soviets. 5The skeletons of three nuns who were brutally murdered by Russian soldiers at the end of the Second World War have been discoveredCredit: Institute of National Remembrance The Red Army invaded Poland as Nazi Germany withdrew their soldiers while retreating...
• cbslocal.com3 hour(s) ago
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Under 800 First Time Since November
• ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Hospitalizations dropped Monday morning to their lowest point since November, state officials say. There are now 792 Marylanders hospitalized, a drop of 26 cases. Of those, 215 are in ICU beds and 577 are in acute care. READ MORE: 77-Year-Old Man Missing, Believed To Be In Hagerstown Area The state added 716 coronavirus cases, bringing its total to 388,035. Eight more Marylanders have died, a total of 7,781. Maryland’s seven-day positivity rate average didn’t change in the last 24 hours, remaining at 3.36%. The state conducted 23,356...
• CNN3 hour(s) ago
• New York City high schools to reopen for in-person learning on March 22
• (CNN)New York Citys public high schools will reopen for in-person learning on March 22 the citys Department of Education said Monday, the final group of the largest school district in the country to be welcomed back to school buildings.There are about 55,000 students in grades nine through 12 and 17,000 staff members returning, according to the department. The students returning had previously opted for in-person learning.All of the citys 488 high schools will reopen, and about half of them will have all or most of their students in class five...
• onegreenplanet.org4 hour(s) ago
• Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data 15 Plant-Based, Dairy-Free, High-Calcium Recipes
• Calcium isn’t just for kids, it’s also an incredibly essential mineral for adult bodies. In fact, calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, which should give us a bit of a hint as to its importance. You probably already know that it’s essential for building and maintaining strong bones, — “99 [percent] of the body’s calcium is in the bones and teeth — but calcium is also “necessary for maintaining healthy communication between the brain and other parts of the body,” as well as playing an integral role...
• cbslocal.com4 hour(s) ago
• How Fast Is Too Fast? As California Starts to Reopen, COVID Risk Still Remains
• FOLSOM (CBS13) – The wonderful weekend weather had many people leaving the house as California’s reopening showed a sign of promise for many people as the pandemic hits its one-year mark – but is it happening too fast? Folsom was full of people on Saturday afternoon and evening, as things started to sound and look a little more like normal. READ MORE: 2 Killed, 3 Injured After Several Shots Fired Into Backyard Gathering In Yuba City “I was surprised, and it’s nice,” said Portia Kent, shocked by the number of...
• cbslocal.com6 hour(s) ago
• Granada Hills Junk House: Hoarders TV Show, City, LAPD Get Involved As Junk Remains Piled In Yard Of Granada Hills Home
• GRANADA HILLS (CBSLA) — Residents of a Granada Hills neighborhood fear for their safety and property values after what looks to be a junkyard has taken over one home’s yard. Neighbors have been trying to get the city to force the owner to clean it up for nearly three years, but to no avail. READ MORE: Garcetti: 88,000 Vaccines To Be Given Out During The Week At City Sites “They failed to protect us, they failed services, and the property taxes that we’re paying right now is for nothing, we’re...
• cvbj.biz7 hour(s) ago
• Valheim continues to triumph on Steam and OUTRIDERS remains on the bestseller list – Latest News, Breaking News, Top News Headlines
• Editorial: Gaming / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Instagram / News / Discord / Forums Another week that passes, another chance to see the trends of the Top Sellers on Steam. This time it was noticed that Valheim remains at the top, while OUTRIDERS continues to sell well thanks to its demo. We took a tour of the Best Sellers on Steam and there we could see that, for the fifth week in a row, Valheim is emerging as the best seller on Steam. Following in his footsteps are...
• cvbj.biz13 hour(s) ago
• The global bill for the gender gap: € 60 trillion since 1990
• Gender equality in the workplace, education or health is the great pending issue of all economies. Despite ongoing programs by world governments to move towards more egalitarian and conciliatory societies, closing the gap between men and women remains a distant goal and has a high economic cost. Specifically, the world wealth accumulates losses of 60 trillion euros ($ 70 million) in the last 30 years, due to not taking into account the diversity of gender or race, according to a BofA analysis. “Gender and racial biases lead to persistent...
• cbslocal.com18 hour(s) ago
• Boynton Beach Man Arrested After Remains Of Missing Woman Found In His Backyard
• BOYNTON BEACH (CBSMiami) – Boynton Beach PD arrested a man in connection to a missing woman found dead in his backyard. Roberto Colon appeared virtually in a Palm Beach County courtroom Saturday morning. READ MORE: Miami-Dade PD Arrests 19-Year-Old Wanted For Deadly Triple Shooting Investigators searched his home on SE 28 Ct. in Boynton Beach on Friday, finding the remains of Mary Stella Gomez-Mullet in the backyard. Police said she was married to her accused killer for U.S. citizenship in exchange for caring for his mother in Hialeah. Detectives said...
• cbslocal.com19 hour(s) ago
• 1K Baltimore County Teachers Get J&J Vaccine As School Districts Continue Reopening
• TIMONIUM, MD. (WJZ) — On Sunday, 1,000 Baltimore County Public School teachers got some of the first doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. This comes as school districts around the state are reopening to more and more students and staff. READ MORE: COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1 Million First Doses Administered “This site has been heralded as a model for the state if not the country,” Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski said Sunday. “It’s one of the reasons why Baltimore County has consistently led the state in the number...
• cvbj.biz19 hour(s) ago
• The pay gap: in what year will it disappear if we continue at the current rate?
• Next March 8 is International Women’s Day, a fmade to demand equal rights and pay equity in the world of work. To this day, it remains 35.9% gender gap that still remains to be closed for full parity Delete these dlabor market equality, as a whole, would mean adding 230,847 million euros, 18.5%, to GDP. To know when would full parity be achieved If we follow this rhythm, look at the video that we leave you above.
• cvbj.biz23 hour(s) ago
• A nine-year-old girl with Covid-19 remains admitted to the ICU of a hospital in Vigo
• A nine-year-old girl with Covid-19 remains admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Álvaro Cunqueiro Hospital in Vigo, although for the moment it presents a favorable evolution. Sources from Sergas have confirmed that a child under the age of nine with coronavirus is admitted to the critical unit of the Vigo hospital, but “evolves very well.” The same sources have specified that it is not a singular caseSince there have been more children of similar ages who have been transferred to the ICU from hospitals in other...
• wtop.com23 hour(s) ago
• Western Maryland man driving at high speed dies in single-vehicle crash
• A 47-year-old Maryland man died Saturday after losing control of his vehicle while traveling along westbound alternate U.S. Route 40 in an area northwest of Frederick, Maryland State Police report. The driver, and sole occupant of the vehicle, Michael Levi Deshong of Boonsboro, was driving at a high speed near Benevola Church Road when he veered off the roadway, struck an embankment and overturned back on to the road, according to police. Deshong, who was driving a 1999 white Saturn SW2, was pronounced dead at the scene. The Maryland State...