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A New Hampshire ski resort bets on tech to compete with industry giants
Jackson, N.H. — A skier since age 4, Thomas Brennick now enjoys regular trips to New Hampshire's Black Mountain with his two grandchildren. "It's back to the old days," he said from the Summit Double chairlift on a recent sunny Friday. "It's just good, old-time skiing at its best." Behind the scenes, the experience is now propelled by a high-tech system designed to increase efficiency at the state's oldest ski area.
Jonah Goldberg: This is the problem with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney’s endorsement of Kamala Harris
Of all the living Republicans who have run on a presidential ticket, only two are publicly backing Donald Trump: Sarah Palin, the 2008 vice presidential candidate, and JD Vance, Trump’s current running mate. Everyone else is going a different way. Trump’s two-time running mate and vice president, Mike Pence, is declining to support the man who still defends the mobs that wanted him hanged for following the Constitution. George W.
Best ways to protect your wealth: 9 strategies to safeguard your nest egg
If you’re looking to protect your wealth, it’s important to remember that the best strategies for safeguarding your nest egg are often different from those for growing your wealth. Preserving your wealth is much more about reducing risk than it is about amping your potential gains. Here are nine strategies for protecting your wealth and how they work.
Election 2024: How stocks perform in election years
As the presidential election approaches, investors are turning their attention to the stock market to understand how political shifts might impact their portfolios. By examining past performance, investors can better prepare for the uncertainties and volatility election years bring. While past performance is no indicator of future results, here’s a look at how the S&P 500 index has performed during past presidential elections. How did the S&P 500 perform during presidential election years?
'It's a travesty in this day and age': Anger as US city of 150,000 left with no safe water to drink
In the car park of Walmart, a long line of vehicles is a stark reflection of America in 2022. There are faces of frustration inside each car. There is anger and bewilderment too, because here in Jackson, the state capital of Mississippi, they have no safe water. A 'boil water' order has been in place across the city for the past month due to "elevated turbidity levels," which makes the water appear cloudy.
'The worst I've ever seen': Entire homes lifted and moved as deadly flash floods cause devastation
In this rural part of Kentucky, it's easy to see how so much rain in such a short time could be so devastating. The topography is perfect for flash floods. Steep hillsides, narrow valleys. And some of America's poorest communities living in this stunning part of the central United States. From the air, Kentucky's governor, Andy Beshear absorbed the damage below - he looked down at one community of many where they will have to start again, if they survived.
Low-income Philadelphians to receive no-strings-attached cash in anti-poverty experiments
Customers eat at the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022. Philadelphia city officials lifted the city's vaccine mandate for indoor dining and other establishments that serve food and drinks, but an indoor mask mandate remains in place. Philadelphia Public Health officials announced that the vaccine mandate was lifted immediately Wednesday.
Black History Month: Facts, people, quotes
Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers for six seasons, last played in the NFL in 2016. (Credit: Robert Hanashiro/Imagn Content Services) In 2016, San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneeled during the national anthem. He did so to call attention to police brutality against people of color. Many fans supported him, but many attacked him. Kaepernick played his last NFL game that season.
Black History Month: Facts, people, quotes
American poet Amanda Gorman reads her commissioned poem "The Hill We Climb" during the 59th Presidential Inauguration Jan. 20, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol in Washington. (Credit: Patrick Semansky/AP) Amanda Gorman was the first National Youth Poet Laureate. She gained nationwide attention when she read “The Hill We Climb” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration. The poem spoke of the nation’s divisiveness, particularly vivid just weeks after the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Black History Month: Facts, people, quotes
Search splcenter.org For #BlackHistoryMonth 2022, the SPLC is highlighting those who are fighting hate, correcting the narrative, and making waves. We celebrate the liberation, the creativity, the resilience and intersecting identities of Black people. Week-by-week, we salute these modern-day history makers. Stacey Abrams | The Rev. William Barber | Ruby Bridges | LaTosha Brown | Tarana Burke | Pearl Cleage | Ta-Nehisi Coates
Keith Hammond
Minister Keith James Hammond, 58, of Byram died Sept. 19, 2020, in Jackson. Visitation is 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Washington Funeral Home, Tylertown. Graveside service will follow at 1:30 at Tylertown Cemetery II with Pastor Resia Thompson and Apostle Clayton Bullock officiating. All in attendance must wear masks and adhere to COVID-19 guidelines. Minister Hammond was born Jan. 18, 1962, in Tylertown. He was the son of the late Willie J. Hammond and Elnora Bridges Hammond.
5 Affordable Summer Getaways in the United States
There’s still plenty of time to squeeze that summertime trip in—without having to break the bank. AFAR deputy editor Jenn Flowers recently shared her short list of affordable warm-weather getaways on the Today Show.
Donald Trump can beat polls, UKIP's Nigel Farage tells rally
Media caption, Nigel Farage addressed a rally of Donald Trump supporters Outgoing UKIP leader Nigel Farage has urged Republicans to "get your walking boots on" and drum up support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. He appeared before 15,000 activists in Jackson, Mississippi, being introduced by and sharing the stage with Mr Trump. And he said the party could "beat the pollsters" in the presidential race.
Donald Trump can beat polls, UKIP's Nigel Farage tells rally
Media caption, Nigel Farage addressed a rally of Donald Trump supporters Outgoing UKIP leader Nigel Farage has urged Republicans to "get your walking boots on" and drum up support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. He appeared before 15,000 activists in Jackson, Mississippi, being introduced by and sharing the stage with Mr Trump. And he said the party could "beat the pollsters" in the presidential race.
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