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Over several decades, I have sold hundreds upon hundreds of items, from a Plymouth Fury III station wagon to a red plastic beer cup I listed on eBay as the Holy Grail. Had I been just an average hoarder, my possessions should have been reduced by now to a loincloth, a pair of sandals and a toothbrush. Instead, I offset my exiting items with yet more things dragged home from swap meets (often six a weekend), yard sales, estate sales, pawn shops, classified ads and online marketplaces.

(MEDFORD, MA) When António Guterres steps down as United Nations secretary-general at the end of 2026, he will leave his successor with plenty to do. Many challenges will remain, including the animosity among members and myriad global challenges, from ongoing wars and economic shocks to the worsening effects of climate change. But the next U.N. chief faces the additional woes of an international body starved of cash and at odds with its most powerful member: the United States.

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pa. Department of Health (DOH) today announced that 624 measles cases have been confirmed across 37 counties in Pennsylvania so far this year. The DOH continues to lead Pennsylvania’s response to the ongoing measles outbreak by providing the public with updated information on cases, hospitalizations, and deaths.

In the NFL, wear and tear is incredibly prevalent, so teams that have more rest should be at an advantage. Topline numbers from the 2025 season do not bear that out, though, as teams were essentially .500 coming off a bye or entering a game with any significant rest advantage. Dig a little deeper, however, and you’ll see that average performance does improve with rest league-wide, and at a level that makes the results incredibly confusing — possibly even misleading, SBD reports.

As the NFL season opens, the “grass vs. turf” debate is heated this year, especially after the World Cup required seven stadiums to replace their artificial turf with real grass for a few weeks of soccer matches this summer. For NFL players, the issue is safety. “The cost of doing nothing is paid for by players’ bodies,” Green Bay Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin posted on X. “Make grass mandatory.

GREAT FALLS, Mont. — NorthWestern Energy announced a rescheduled overnight power outage in central Great Falls that is now set for midnight to 5 a.m. Sept. 16. The outage will affect some customers in the area generally north of 10th Avenue South to 3rd Avenue South and west of 16th Street South to 3rd Street South. NorthWestern Energy said affected customers will get an automated phone call before the outage. Crews will replace substation equipment that was nearing the end of its useful life.

TITUSVILLE, FL - A Cocke County physician was killed on Labor Day when the single engine plane he was piloting had mechanical issues that led to a crash. Dr. Michael Hood, who was one of the founding physicians of the Family Practice Center in Newport, died in the crash in Titusville, Florida. Hood, 75, had been a licensed pilot for several years. He was flying a Mooney M20F at the time of the accident. The plane, which was built in 1966, was registered to him at his Parrottsville address.

It's been 25 years since the tragedy of 9/11 and its wake; many things have changed throughout society. One of the many things affected by this change was law enforcement agencies and first responders. This change resulted in the enhancement of certain specialties like communication, equipment, and active threat training. 39 News spoke with the Jackson Police Department and the Madison County Fire Department about how they were affected by the change.

(The Center Square) - Brian Montgomery remembers riding in the presidential motorcade in Sarasota, Fla., on a warm and sunny morning of what would become one of America’s darkest days. “As we’re pulling up to Emma Brooks Elementary School, the gentleman sitting behind me in the motorcade car sat up, leaned forward and said, ‘A plane just hit the World Trade Center,’ ” said Montgomery, who oversaw President George W.

The period between the Super Bowl and the first regular-season game always seems the longest for NFL fans. After minicamps, offseason intrigue, and, of course, the yearly edition of HBO’s Hard Knocks, the season’s kickoff is almost here. Unfortunately, scammers from across the world have been lying in wait. Between phony ticket sales and fake merchandising websites, the schemes are endless for America’s frenzied football fans.