Monthly Archives: July 2021
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City and County of St. Louis to Require Masks to Limit the Spread of the Delta Variant of COVID-19
As COVID-19 hospitalizations increase and the Delta variant spreads, the City of St. Louis and the County of St. Louis will require masks to be worn ... -
Three reasons investors prefer real estate over stocks
Presented by Ashcroft Capital – Two common forms of investment strategies that smart investors use to grow their wealth with passive income include building a diversified ... -
Florida State Football Scouting: How Does FSU Stack Up To Its Rivals?
July 23 – The end of the recruiting dead period is upon us and the Ranking Services have updated where they estimate that every recruit and ... -
Liverpool loses its UNESCO World Heritage status
LONDON – Liverpool suffered the rare indignity on Wednesday of having been removed from the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites after securing the title 17 ... -
Papua New Guinea shows signs of advanced biological adaptation
Lake Piunde (3800 m above sea level) on Mount Wilhelm (Simbu). (Photo F.-XR / Post-processing SP). Credit: F.-XR / Post-processing SP The highland environment is one ... -
Tips for Navigating the Mad Brampton Real Estate Market
Brampton is the ninth most populous city in Ontario and the third largest in the Toronto area. Brampton has seen massive growth as people have moved ... -
FSU Football’s Most Important Player Countdown: # 12
Florida State’s 2021 football season countdown is underway. The Seminoles enter the upcoming season, Mike Norvell’s second at the top of the schedule, with plenty of ... -
How did Miami become the 305? What about Broward’s 954?
Editor’s Note: This article is part of Curious305, our community-powered reporting series that solicits readers’ questions about Miami-Dade, Broward, the Florida Keys and the rest of ... -
Hong Kong Begins Discussions on Controversial ‘Anti-Doxxing’ Privacy Bill
HONG KONG, July 21 (Reuters) – The Hong Kong Legislature, which lacks an opposition party, begins discussions on privacy laws addressing “doxxing behavior” on Wednesday that ... -
More protests in Colombia as government unveils new tax plan
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) – Protests against poverty and inequality resumed in Colombia on Tuesday as President Ivan Duque presented a $ 4 billion tax plan to ...
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