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Christmas tree permits roll out across five statesEnvironment — 1dNational forests and public-land offices across Arizona, Nevada, Minnesota, California and New Mexico are offering Christmas tree permits, with prices and rules varying by location. Permits limit where and what trees can be cut, and officials say harvesting designated trees can help thin crowded stands and improve forest health.

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Trees feature across forests, festivals, historic sitesLifestyle — Nov 4, 2026A century-old secondary forest in North Carolina has joined a national network, highlighting how aging trees, fallen logs and new growth sustain wildlife and forest ecosystems. Elsewhere, communities are celebrating trees through holiday museum displays in New Jersey and Illinois, while Oregon’s Pine Tavern is known for two roughly 250-year-old ponderosa pines growing through its dining room.

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NYT Connections puzzle links trucks to eye partsLifestyle — Nov 5, 2026The Nov. 6 New York Times Connections puzzle grouped words into composition, copies, truck types and terms ending in parts of the eye. The Strands puzzle’s “Autumn walk in the woods” theme centered on the forest floor, with FORESTFLOOR as its spangram.

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Dana Whitfield The eye parts category was the trickiest for me this time around.

Women’s Soccer Teams Set for Conference TournamentsSports — Nov 6, 2026Women’s college soccer conference tournaments are underway, with UMass facing Ball State in the MAC semifinals, Florida meeting Arkansas in the SEC Tournament, UCF opening Big 12 play against No. 2 Texas Tech, and FIU taking on New Mexico State in the Conference USA first round. North Carolina, the No. 2 seed in the ACC, has a bye to the semifinals, where it will face Wake Forest or Duke.

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IJRThe IEA Finds A Fragile, Waterborne Crude SurplusDavid Blackmon · 5 min · 1h

Hotels offer distinctive stays across five destinationsLifestyle — Oct 22, 2026Savannah’s adults-only Douglas pairs historic character with boutique rooms, guest amenities and a neighboring seafood restaurant, while Memphis’s Peabody is celebrated for its ornate setting and famous lobby ducks. In England’s New Forest, Lime Wood’s new Forest House offers a private, family-sized retreat with personalized service and views of roaming wild horses.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

New York Home and Wisconsin Lake House FeaturedLifestyle — Oct 30, 2026Two newly listed homes offer different options in New York: a $588,900 two-bedroom twin home in Saratoga Springs’ Forest Grove community, with extensive amenities, and an $831,900, four-bedroom to-be-built home on a water-view site in Clarence Center. The Saratoga listing highlights low-maintenance community living, while the Clarence Center listing features nearly 3,000 square feet and a flexible layout.

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Ghost Forests, Abandoned Towns Span Five StatesLifestyle — Oct 23, 2026Across the country, “ghost” sites range from Oregon’s ancient coastal stumps, preserved after an earthquake, to Wilmington’s dying trees, threatened by saltwater intrusion. Abandoned communities in New Jersey, Virginia and Washington also preserve traces of past lives, from a former mill village to decaying storefronts and a historic mining town.

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Communities Advance School, Infrastructure ProjectsPolitics — Oct 19, 2026Local governments and school districts advanced a range of infrastructure and construction plans, including Fort Wayne street and sidewalk repairs, a proposed Crookston alleyway, and a new Smithville elementary school expected to cost below its original estimate. San Antonio ISD is seeking voter approval for a $600 million bond while trustees face questions about unfinished work from an earlier bond, and Forest City’s school board approved projects to address building issues including HVAC problems.

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New Jersey Governor Announces Closure of Parks, ForestsReporting — Apr 7, 2020Combating the coronavirus is no walk in the park, and in one state residents will no longer be able to do just that. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) announced in a tweet he will be closing state parks and forests and…

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Daily Caller News FoundationCongress Probes Disturbing String Of Suicides At NSA, Cyber CommandAt least 11 employees at two of America's most powerful intelligence and cyber warfare agencies have died by suicide over the past year, prompting scrutiny from Congress and the White House.1h · 42 reads

Missing Nuclear Lab Employee’s Skeleton Found With Gunshot Wound in Forest — Jun 3, 2026More than a year after she vanished without a trace, the remains of a New Mexico woman who worked at one of the nation’s most prominent nuclear research facilities have been discovered in a remote forest, raising new…

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Fast Wildfires Threaten Western Forest RecoveryEnvironment — Sep 8, 2026New studies across the West show that faster, hotter wildfires driven by climate change are causing deeper ecological damage and slowing forest recovery, potentially transforming landscapes from dense forests to shrublands. In response, communities are stepping up mitigation and fuels-reduction efforts—from prescribed burns and defensible space around homes to Indigenous-led fire management and proactive suppression strategies—while officials note the need for a broader, proactive approach as fire seasons lengthen and intensify.

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Madonna vs Lady GagaYourlist — VS BattleThe Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.

Uganda, DRC Communities Strengthen Gorilla Conservation — Sep 23, 2026Community-led conservation is helping protect gorillas across Central Africa: near Uganda’s Bwindi forest, residents are planting useful trees outside the park to reduce pressure on mountain-gorilla habitat, while in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a new legal designation expands community-managed forest protections for threatened Grauer’s gorillas. Health and tourism initiatives also support mountain-gorilla conservation, whose population has nearly doubled since the 1990s.

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These 'Devil's Fingers' Sometimes Erupt Into People's Yard – The Pictures Look Fake, But They're 100% RealOpinion — Mar 31, 2022When most people think of the beauty of nature, they think of pastoral, tranquil evidence of a Creator behind it all: babbling brooks, new buds on trees, wildflowers and majestic forests. But there are plenty of other…

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Suspect in High-Profile Murder of NY Mom Was in the Country Illegally: ReportReporting — Apr 23, 2022The brutal murder of a Queens woman was committed by an illegal immigrant, according to a new report. Orsolya Gaal, 51, was stabbed almost 60 times April 16 in the basement of her Forest Hills home in Queens, according…

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IJRMicrosoft Claims 36-Hour Tech Disruption Of Global Work Productivity Has Been ResolvedSpencer Lombardo · 2 min · 2h

Network School relocates to Kazakhstan after license revocationWorld — Jul 22, 2026Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School is relocating from Malaysia to Kazakhstan after its Forest City Johor license was revoked amid licensing and immigration probes, with a memorandum of understanding to establish a Kazakhstan campus that would expedite visas and recruit global tech talent. The move highlights regulatory pressure in Malaysia and Kazakhstan’s bid to become a regional AI and tech hub, drawing attention to the network states concept as the community seeks a new base.

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What hobby should you actually pick up?Quizie — QuizNot another 'try journaling.' Twelve questions and the AI prescribes the specific hobby your brain has been asking for.

Ski Resorts Close, Plan Closures Amid Warm WintersSports — Sep 3, 2026Across Australia and North America, ski areas are contending with warmer winters and thinning snow, leading to record-low snow depths and premature closures in Australia while New Mexico’s Enchanted Forest announces it will not open for the 2026-27 season due to ongoing snow and insurance costs. In Colorado, Copper Mountain defies the trend by wrapping its season with a summer hike park and planning a winter 2026/27 opening, highlighting a patchwork of adaptations as conditions remain inconsistent.

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Couple die of carbon monoxide at Hampshire festival — Jul 22, 2026A couple, Christopher and Kayleigh Coll, died of carbon monoxide poisoning after using a parabolic gas heater, intended for outdoor use, inside their Nissan campervan at the New Forest Craft Cider Festival; the heater was not securely attached to the gas cylinder, leading to a deadly CO leak and a misadventure verdict. Inquests urged heightened workplace and event-safety awareness about portable gas appliances in enclosed spaces, with detailed tributes noting their family role and business selling copper wire trees.

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Heartland Advisors Expands Stakes Across Forestar, Exelon — Aug 22, 2026Heartland Advisors Inc. disclosed new Q2 holdings across five companies: Forestar Group, Parsons, Exelon, PPG Industries, and Semtech, purchasing substantial share blocks valued in the tens of millions of dollars in each case. The disclosures show a broad, multi-name stake-building approach by the adviser, with other major investors also active in these stocks as institutional ownership remains high in several of the firms.

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