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How to get eviction list?

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By Ed Russo Verified, Bill Gulley, Denny Troncoso
| BiggerPockets Verified
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Heart-to-Heart | Minutes matter when treating heart attacks, strokes

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By Ed Russo Verified
| WHP-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
A medical emergency is urgent. There’s no time to schedule an appointment; you need care immediately. That’s why hospitals are ready 24/7 to treat heart attacks and strokes fast. Medical emergencies happen every day across the region... but the two most common and often most dangerous are heart attacks and strokes. "If someone is having a stroke, it means there is a lack of blood flow going to the brain, depriving brain cells of oxygen," said Nicholas Bertoni a medical center director for WellSpan.
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Ending the era of megafires

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By Ed Russo Verified, Marc Benioff
| MSN Verified
In too many corners of the world, the summer skies now arrive with a sepia haze, telltale smoke that signals both burning forests and systems understrain. First responders rush into wildfires knowing they may not return home. Families evacuate. Homes and businesses are destroyed. Air and water are contaminated.
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