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Usa. they are taking on the netherlands right now in the first knockout round of the world cup. star christian pulisic returning to lead his team after suffering an injury. cnn's andy shultz is live at an irish pub in atlanta. i think i saw the lines ain the a.m. eastern hour, andy. what's it like? folks are on fire right after the u.s. scores one? >> reporter: oh, this place went bonkers. people were jumping up and down, high-fives, beers were flying all over the place. the place has livened up considerably with that goal in the 76th minute. qu quieted down quite a bit after the netherlands s...

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Read Article AUGUSTA — The Maine Forest Service is to provide up to $85,000 over the next two years for local governments, municipalities, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, and private family woodland owners to obtain Invasive Plant Control Practice Plans for their woods. Supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, financial incentives for the plans are available to public and private woodland owners with 10- to 1,000-wooded acres in Maine. Reimbursement of up to 50% of the cost of an IPCPP is based on the number of acres covered in the pla...

AFL’s 12-day concussion rule not long enough Concussed footballers could be sidelined for longer after brain scans showed the enforced 12-day lay-off might not be enough. Health by Grant McArthur and Michael Warner 30th Apr 2021 10:25 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Scans of injured footballers' brains have revealed many are still damaged two weeks after suffering knocks to the head. The finding by top Melbourne scientists suggests the AFL's new 12-day concussion stand-down rule - which has also been adopted by all...