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How I wrote myself into a real-life romcom – that became a survivalist thriller

Photograph: Narratively Photograph: Narratively As a film-maker, I thought I could write the screenplay for my own love life. When I got lost in a hailstorm at 12,000ft, searching for my ex, I realized I desperately needed a new ending MelissaJohnsonforNarratively,withillustrationsbyGenevieveAshley Wed 5 May 2021 01.30 EDT Last modified on Wed 5 May 2021 02.06 EDT He doesnât love me. He never loved me. And he isnât looking for me â so I damn well better survive the night on my own. No food, no tent, no map. No one to blame but myself. Too bad burning hot shame isnât a heat source.

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People Living Near The Mill Creek Want Environmental Justice

0:55 The Mill Creek runs behind Pamela Woods backyard where just a few miles away, the 112-year-old Lunkenheimer Valve Company still stands as an abandoned building. In 2019, the EPA removed hazardous waste from the site. Woods and her friend Midge Jackson are having a hard time being patient. If they re not going to tear the place down, they re not doing anything to unify it, says Jackson. The windows are busted out. It s a hazard. The U.S. EPA s Steve Renninger oversaw the hazardous waste clean-up at Lunkenheimer after the Cincinnati Fire Department warned of the danger. Credit Ann Thompson / WVXU They were glad to hear The Port is in the very early stages of trying to acquire Lunkenheimer, tear it down and redevelop the site. Since its founding, the economic development agency says it has cleaned up more than 250 acres, impacting nearly 50 properties in Hamilton County. But more than 1,300 vacant industrial properties in the Mill Creek Valley remain.

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Superintendent hopes school district s proposed equity policy will be legacy work | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

Superintendent hopes school district s proposed equity policy will be legacy work | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas
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Market Day rescheduled for May 8 in Old Alabama Town

Market Day rescheduled for May 8 in Old Alabama Town After heavy storms forced a delay on Market Day in Old Alabama Town, it s been rescheduled for May 8. With a blend of the past and present, including vendors, garden accents, children’s crafts, music, food and more, it ll take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests will enter at Lucas Tavern, 310 North Hull St. Admission is $10 for adults. Children are free. “This is part of our new reemergence,” said Ella Martin, special events coordinator for Landmarks Foundation/Old Alabama Town. “We did it in November during COVID. We had people show up, because they just wanted to be outside. We’re hoping to continue this, and do it on a once every quarter basis.”

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Jeep Parade in Daytona Beach on Sunday ends week-long event

Heavy rain and lightning greeted the faithful early Sunday, and threatened the traditional end to Jeep Beach, the Jeep Beach Sweep Parade down Volusia County’s beaches. But even the inclement weather couldn t stop hundreds of Jeep enthusiasts and their vehicles from rolling onto the sands from the International Speedway Boulevard approach in Daytona Beach to the Dunlawton Avenue approach in Daytona Beach Shores to the International Speedway Boulevar. At least 3,000 Jeep vehicles were on the beach braving the rain, said Charlene Greer, founder of the Jeep Beach event. The event brought 200,000 Jeep event fans to Daytona Beach. More than 20,000 Jeep vehicles participated in the week long event, Greer said.

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