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Hunting season kicks off in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, September 1, with the early Canada goose and dove seasons!
In addition to a general hunting license, goose and dove hunters must posses a migratory game bird license. Goose hunters must also have a Federal Duck Stamp.
Sunday hunting is closed for migratory game birds, including geese and doves, for the 2026-27 seasons.
Courtesy: CBS News
Get ready for an unforgettable night with RÜFÜS DU SOL on the Atlantic City Beach on August 29. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. and the show begins at 7:30 p.m. Arrive early to allow time for parking, security screening, and finding your spot. The oceanfront venue is located along the iconic Atlantic City Boardwalk, with easy access to nearby dining, entertainment, and resorts.
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Joe Glidden died 105 years ago, and millions of cowboys in New Mexico would celebrate if they knew why, and if there were really millions of cowboys in New Mexico, which there aren’t.
Now while you’re parsing that sentence, let me explain that Joe Glidden was a farmer in Illinois and his wife, his daughter and his two sons all died before Joe was 38. In a fit of despondence, he invented barbed wire. In 1874, in another fit of despondence, the United States let him patent the darned stuff.
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Assemblywoman Shanique Speight’s bill providing increased protections for patients seeking reproductive health care services was signed into law by Governor Mikie Sherrill today. Bill A2218 also protects the medical professionals who provide that care.
The legislation shows New Jersey’s commitment to health care access and comes at a time when other states are taking legal action against both individuals and providers seeking and administering reproductive health care services.
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Calla has been waiting over 200 days for someone to give her the home she deserves.
This beautiful 4-year-old Pit Bull Terrier mix is the perfect combination of couch potato and tennis-ball-chasing goofball! She loves sunny days, playing with her toys, racing around the yard—and relaxing in the shade when playtime is over.
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On Friday, August 21st, Maria T. Robertson (nee Markwardt), 74, a beloved wife, cherished mother, adored grandmother, dear sister and faithful friend was peacefully called into the loving arms of Jesus as she was surrounded by her family.
Survived by her daughters, Dawn (Frank) Bartletta and Laura Robertson, grandsons, Brady and Jake Bartletta, brothers, Jack (Joann) Markwardt and Bill (Linda) Markwardt; brothers and sisters-in-law, Fran (Linda) Robertson, Patricia (Joe) Galiazzi and Tom (Doreen) Robertson. She also leaves behind a host of devoted nieces and nephews and their families, and furbabies Tory, Gunnar, and Willa.
Maria was predeceased by her beloved husband of 51 years, Daniel Robertson, her parents, John and Rita Markwardt, mother and father-in-law, Martha and Frank Robertson, and her sister-in-law, Christine Schwartz.
Maria was a devoted friend to all, with a warm heart and loyal nature. Her sense of humor could lighten a serious situation and optimistic outlook cast away negativity and doubt. Fiercely devoted to her family, hers was the steadfast voice repeatedly called on for advice, support, and companionship. She was loved-beyond-measure and will be profoundly missed.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing on Monday, August 31, 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon at the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, 820 Haddon Ave., Collingswood, NJ. Prayer service will follow at 12:00 Noon. Interment St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Chews Landing, NJ.
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A local-news correction should not require rebuilding an entire video. Yet when a name, count, quote, and location are baked into generated scenes, one factual change can invalidate every frame. The asset becomes slow to fix precisely when the newsroom needs speed and traceability.
A correction-ready template separates replaceable claim cards from reusable atmosphere. The correction radius—the smallest set of assets affected by one changed fact—becomes an editorial design constraint. Smaller radii make errors easier to locate, repair, and read back.
List every name, quote, number, date, place, status, and attribution in the planned video. Mark every frame, narration line, caption, thumbnail, and description where it appears. This dependency map shows whether one correction touches a single card or the whole package.
Include implied claims, not only written ones. A courthouse exterior can imply the legal venue, a hospital corridor can imply treatment, and a crowd can imply turnout. Give these visuals claim IDs when their meaning depends on the story being correct.
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