Courtesy Photo/CISD Michael KormosCorsicana's Ja'shaun Lloyd, who finished second in the 5A state meet in the 110 hurdles and sixth in the 300s, is seen here winning at the Bullard-Williams Relays to start the track & field season. Lloyd won both hurdles title at the Ben Robertson Relays and ran on the Tiger 4x400 relay team that also took first-place. All three Tiger relay teams won titles.
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LINCOLN -- The Norris Titans were not going to be denied their first trip to Class B State Championship game in 21 years. Norris took control of their semifinal game against Scottsbluff early and never looked back in a dominating 65-47 win at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday. 4 seed Omaha Skutt at 1 p.m. Tough defense and balanced offense is what propelled the Titans early on. Norris has won four state championships in school history with the latest coming when they won back-to-back state titles in 2002 and 2003.
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Within a month, the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse streak across the United States on April 8, 2024. 31 million Americans live in the path of totality, where the moon will fully block the sun. Meteorologist Joe Martucci takes your through that April afternoon, looking at what cities will be in totality. As featured on A total solar eclipse will soon cross the nation. Learn which cities will be in the path of totality 31 million Americans will be in the path of totality for the April 8 total solar eclipse.
These contaminated food items pose significant health risks, leading to potential deadly outcomes and jeopardizing the health of future generations. The widespread contamination, from production to marketing, is facilitated by the easy availability of harmful chemicals and the lax enforcement of existing laws and regulations. Citing data from the National Food Safety Authority in 2019, they revealed that 52 percent of food samples from across the country were contaminated. To safeguard public health, the activists urged that all citizens, particularly children and mothers, should avoid consuming contaminated food not only during Ramadan but throughout the year. They called for enhanced coordination among relevant ministries and organizations to monitor and enforce regulations ensuring toxin-free Iftar meals.
The S Alam Refined Sugar Industries Limited is set to reopen its mill in Chattogram five days after a fire destroyed raw sugar at a warehouse, triggering fears of a price rise during Ramadan and environmental impact on the Karnaphuli river. Sugar refining at the factory will resume on Saturday, Mohammad Hossain, the general manager (human resources) at the group, told bdnews24.com on Friday. The blaze erupted at S Alam Group crude sugar warehouse around 4pm on Monday. Fifteen firefighting units managed to take control of the situation later that night, preventing the blaze from reaching the main factory and adjacent warehouses. However, efforts to completely control the fire in warehouse No.
Why are clocks set forward in the spring? Thank wars, confusion and a hunger for sunlightOnce again, most Americans will set their clocks forward by one hour this weekend, losing perhaps a bit of sleep but gaining more glorious sunlight in the evenings as the days warm into summer
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“The armed man from Myanmar threw a grenade at Mobarak when he tried to stop him from crossing the Ukhiya border,” said Altaaz. Locals took Mobarak to Cox’s Bazar District Sadar Hospital after the incident. “He was again sent back to Cox’s Bazar District Sadar Hospital when his condition improved a little. Mobarak left behind his wife Maryam, who gave a single name, two daughters, and a son who relied on him for a living. According to Mobarak’s father-in-law Jagir Hossain, the farmer had suffered severe injuries on his head, legs and stomach after the grenade attack.
PIROJPUR, March 8, 2024 (BSS) – Seven people were killed and 10 others injured in a three-way collision among a bus, a battery-run auto rickshaw and a motorcycle on the Pirojpur-Parerhat road in Jhautla area under Sadar upazila of the district this afternoon. All the deceased were riders of the motorcycle and passengers of the battery-run auto rickshaws. The accident occurred when an Indurkani-bound passenger bus from Pirojpur bus stand hit a passenger-carrying battery-run auto-rickshaw going in the same direction on the way and it hit another motorcycle. Police and fire service personnel rushed to the spot and recovered the injured and took them to Pirojpur Zilla Hospital, where on-duty doctor declared four of them dead, the OC said. The bodies of the deceased have been kept at Pirojpur Zilla Hospital.
An Odell woman was arrested following a multi-year drug investigation in Gage County. After more than two years, the Gage County Sheriff’s Office concluded a drug investigation Tuesday with the arrest of Ryan N. Justice, 34. A press release from the sheriff’s office stated Justice was contacted during a traffic stop at 5:50 a.m. and placed under arrest for distribution of methamphetamine. A search warrant was also executed on Justice’s residence in Odell where a broken meth pipe and marijuana related paraphernalia were found. Also as part of the investigation, a second search warrant was obtained for a residence in Beatrice.
A man has been killed and another injured in a stabbing attack at Little Angel Street in the north Mudga area of Dhaka city. The deceased was identified as Piyash Iqbal, a 23-year-old student of Kabi Nazrul Government College. Piyash passed away during treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) around midnight, according to Inspector Bachchu Mia from the hospital's Police Outpost. Piyash’s friend, 24-year-old Shamim, is currently undergoing treatment at the emergency unit of the hospital with serious injuries. Locals found Piyash and Shamim in a bloody state after some time and took them to Dhaka Medical College Hospital for treatment.
It all came down to the definition of calamity, and whether the fire that destroyed Inland Insurance Company's building the night of May 30, 2020, fit the definition.
