Ithaca Carshare to Resume Operations March 2024
Ithaca Carshare will be returning to the city in March 2024 after it suspended operations in May 2023 due to insurance issues. Ithaca Carshare is New York’s only nonprofit carshare service, providing over 1,500 members with nonstop access to 30 different vehicles. A two-year member of Ithaca Carshare, Orion Smedley grad said he likes using Ithaca Carshare as a safety net. But without revenue from Carshare, we’ve really been struggling.”Because Ithaca Carshare cannot resume operations until March 2024, members must find alternative modes of transportation in the meantime. A 2013 study conducted by Cornell found that for every vehicle operated by Ithaca Carshare, 15.3 vehicles were taken off of the road.
Source:Daily Sun
September 20, 2023 03:56 UTC
Mexico cargo trains halted after migrant deaths, injuries
MEXICO CITY, Sept 20, 2023 (BSS/AFP) - Mexico's biggest rail operator said Tuesday that it had halted 60 freight trains after a surge in the number of US-bound migrants traveling on them led to deaths and injuries. Ferromex said it had taken the measure due to a "notable increase" in migrant flows and the "severe risk" of riding on the trains clandestinely. Several thousand irregular migrants were waiting on trains or in rail yards in cities along routes towards the US border, a company statement said. For years migrants have climbed aboard freight trains -- including one railroad known as "The Beast" -- during the dangerous overland journey through Mexico to the United States. They risk serious injury or death from accidents such as falling from the roof.
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September 20, 2023 02:17 UTC
Nebraska volleyball notes: Bergen Reilly has Huskers offense humming; Krause, Choboy updates
Freshman setter Bergen Reilly has had a really strong start to her college career with good set location, tempo and decision-making. Reilly handled her first big test in an outdoor match really well, showing what could be to come. Choboy was injured during a collision with a teammate during the Huskers’ match at Stanford. “I was really happy for Maisie because she passed great, and she made a couple of really good plays. She still needs to serve tougher, but she made some big plays and passed great.
Source:Daily Sun
September 20, 2023 02:11 UTC
NFL Week 3 Picks: FrontPageBets’ Mike Szvetitz makes his predictions for the season’s third week
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September 20, 2023 01:59 UTC
Gage County Ag Society members receive Nebraska State Fair Award
Roger Henrichs and Don Esau of the Gage County Ag Society were awarded the Ron Miller Ambasador for Agriculture Award during the Nebraska State Fair. Ron Miller worked closely with the National Western Stock Show, Nebraska Cattleman’s Classic, Nebraska State Fair, AKSARBEN, Junior Beef Expo and many county fairs including the Madison County Fair and Seward County Fair. Vaughn Seavers of the Nebraska State Fair said it was easy to choose the first recipients of the award. “He represented the Nebraska State Fair everywhere he went, and everyone knew he was an important part of the State Fair. They are most definitely a recognizable face to the Nebraska State Fair.
Source:Daily Sun
September 20, 2023 01:34 UTC
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September 20, 2023 01:12 UTC
Valley Food Fight crowns round 3 winner
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September 19, 2023 21:21 UTC
Lincoln woman accused of working with Aubrey Trail to extort $25K from prison nurse
A 55-year-old Lincoln woman went to jail Sunday for allegedly helping convicted killer Aubrey Trail in a murder-for-hire scheme to extort money from a prison nurse who had smuggled contraband into the prison for him, including a cell phone. Trantham said that in an interview in 2021, Al-Rekabi denied she was communicating with prison staff members for Trail. Trantham detailed recordings of three calls believed to have been between Trail and Al-Rekabi in early 2021. In order for her to stop the murder, Trail told her she needed to give him $25,000, which she said she did through Al-Rekabi. lnmate Aubrey Trail, with the assistance of Samantha Al-Rekabi, manipulated (the nurse) into the belief that these things would happen if she did not provide the funds that Inmate Trail requested," Trantham said.
Source:Daily Sun
September 19, 2023 21:11 UTC
'This battle is between secular and non-secular forces'
"This battle is between secular and non-secular forces. A cross-party group of leading politicians, as well as diplomats and community leaders attended the talk titled 'Democracy and Human Rights in Bangladesh' held on Monday. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's International Affairs Advisor Dr Gowher Rizvi, former chair of Bangladesh National Human Rights Commission Dr Mizanur Rahman and Martyn Day MP also spoke. Keynote speaker Mizanur Rahman said when opportunistic foreign powers bring extremism into the mainstream that puts Bangladesh democracy in peril. She also noted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her British counterpart Rishi Sunak's meeting and prominent moment at the G20 Summit in New Delhi.
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September 19, 2023 19:09 UTC
Homestead showcasing new exhibit
During monthly park visits, BLAST students engaged in a variety of STEM and nature-related activities with park staff and our partners at Educational Service Unit 5 (ESU 5). With an overall theme of air quality at Homestead, students went out on the prairie with air quality monitors and measured levels of ozone, carbon dioxide, particulate matter, and light at four different locations, exploring how these factors affect plants and animals in the local environment. They also took part in activities like building mini wind turbines, nature journaling, and playing bird migration games to explore different aspects of Homestead’s natural environment and discover the connections between themselves and nature.
Source:Daily Sun
September 19, 2023 18:20 UTC
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September 19, 2023 17:39 UTC
Breast cancer event kicks off season of fundraising walks
From left, members of the Dragon Sisters dragon boating club, Karen Stanfest, Maryann Metzger, Pam Stevens, Rhonda Anton, Sue Knock and Deb Donovan, stand in front of the Firefighters Charity of Central Florida’s pink firetruck at AdventHealth Waterman Hospital’s annual Pink on Parade 5K on Sunday.
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September 19, 2023 16:08 UTC
Catimon mango might offer bright prospects for Rajshahi farmers
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September 19, 2023 12:39 UTC