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November 14, 2024
These are the significant dates to be aware of for the 2024-2025 football season of the N.C. High School Athletic Association. This will be the last football season of the current realignment cycle and the last season with four state championships. Preseason There is a period of inactivity from July 1st to July 7th. The
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A woman in Minnesota has taken legal action against her dentist after undergoing numerous procedures in one appointment, including four root canals, eight dental crowns, and 20 fillings, which she claims resulted in disfigurement. Last week, Kathleen Wilson filed a lawsuit in Hennepin County District Court against Dr. Kevin Molldrem of Molldrem Family Dentistry in
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Written by Clark Gerber, contributing writer for WRAL Sports. Carolina Panthers Jacksonville Jaguars On Sunday, December 31st at 1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, tune in to CBS. The Carolina Panthers have achieved a number of notable accomplishments in the past few weeks – their first victory against a divisional rival, their first game scoring 30
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According to a recent report, new drugs used for treating obesity are proving to be effective in aiding weight loss. However, due to legal restrictions, Medicare will not cover the cost of these injections, leaving many older Americans unable to access them. Next year, drug manufacturers and a diverse and expanding group of politicians are
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HighSchoolOT is keeping tabs on the players who have been named conference players of the year for boys soccer in the 2023 season across the state. If you come across any missing information, kindly send an email to [email protected] with a link or evidence of the award. Elias Lopez from Triton was named the top
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PORTLAND, Oregon (AP) — As a result of climate changes causing the decline of native trees in the Pacific Northwest, the U.S. Forest Service, based in Portland, Oregon, and various citizen groups in the Puget Sound area are utilizing a seemingly straightforward approach known as “assisted migration” for climate adaptation. Due to the increasing global
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On the first night of the John Wall Holiday Invitational boys tournament, Colt Langdon from Millbrook made a three-point shot from the corner just as time ran out, causing the home crowd to go wild. Langdon’s impressive actions secured the Wildcats a spot in the semi-finals against the top-ranked Myers Park on Thursday. However, it
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On the first day of the girls’ tournament at William Peace University, three of HighSchoolOT’s top 25 teams in the state of North Carolina secured wins. No. 3 Charlotte Catholic advanced to the semi-finals of the Wonderland Bracket after defeating No. 14 Watauga. In a surprising showcase game, No. 9 Bishop McGuinness narrowly defeated No.
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On the second day of the Champion Durham Classic, hosted by the Durham Sports Commission, Hillside High School triumphed in both the boys’ and girls’ categories against their county rivals. The Lady Hornets defeated Southern Durham, bringing their record to 2-0 in the round robin tournament. The boys also won against Durham School of the
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In recent years, Pennsylvania has seen a significant rise in the number of elderly deaths reported after instances of abuse or neglect. This is likely due to the impact of COVID-19 on the country, as well as an increase in complaints and difficulties in retaining caseworkers within agencies. The state data demonstrates a significant rise,
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