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As summer winds down, parents and students across the country are preparing for a new school year by stocking up on the tech, clothing items, school supplies, and other gear required for the classroom and dorm room.Target is already a major destination many back-to-school shoppers use to cross every item off their lists. But if you’re also a year-round Target regular, you may want to add a credit card to your wallet to maximize savings before you begin school shopping this year.Here are some of today’s top rewards credit cards for Target purchases.Annual fee: $0Welcome offer: Earn $200 cash back…

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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience, please visit our site in a different browser.CDC warns of rise in parvovirus cases, raising concerns for pregnant women01:52Inflation has fallen to its lowest level since 2021. Are Americans feeling it?01:59Law enforcement increases reward for fugitive murder convict in North Carolina01:19With inflation at a three-year low, the campaign is featuring competing economic visions.02:05Medication helped him overcome his addiction, which he says then prevented him from becoming a lawyer.03:43Why the world’s largest iceberg spins at sea01:33Ukraine achieves great results on Russian battlefields01:09Now PlayingHurricane Ernesto hits Puerto Rico, leaving thousands without power01:15next timeNew…

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READING, Pa. – The Reading City Zoning Board voted Wednesday to approve zoning relief for a 156,000-square-foot shopping center developer Alan Shuman plans to build in the city.The 19.3-acre site at 1853 N. Third St. is the former site of the Glidden paint factory, which closed in 2007.The factory building has since been demolished.The vacant lot is bounded by Byrne Street, Richmond Street and Rockland Street, and is located between Centre Avenue (Route 61) and North Fifth Street Highway (Route 222).Anoread LLC is the property’s owner of record, which has a sales contract in place with Glidden Development LP.The site…

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READING, Pa. – The Reading City Zoning Board voted Wednesday to grant developer Alan Shuman a zoning relief for a 156,000-square-foot shopping center planned for the city.The 19.3-acre site at 1853 North Third Street is the former site of the Glidden paint factory, which closed in 2007.The factory building has since been demolished.The vacant lot is bounded by Byrne Street, Richmond Street and Rockland Street, and is located between Centre Avenue (Route 61) and North 5th Street Highway (Route 222).The property’s registered owner is Anoread LLC, which has a sales contract in place with Glidden Development LP.The site is located…

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Lien Estrada Havana Times – He was my colleague at the botanical garden. He had just graduated in biology from the Universidad de Oriente in Santiago de Cuba. He told me that during his last vacation as a student, he had gone to the Valley, a recreational area that includes a botanical garden. While waiting at the bus stop to go home, he noticed a small, well-tended field full of plants behind a fence. With a bit of boredom, he thought: “Oh, it would be boring to work there.” He then told me how when he went to collect his…

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LONDON (AP) — The World Health Organization on Wednesday declared the spread of megalovirus infection in Africa a global health emergency, warning that the virus could eventually spread across borders. The announcement by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus came after the UN health agency’s emergency committee met. The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday declared MPOX a public health emergency on the continent. The WHO said Africa has already recorded more than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths this year, surpassing last year’s totals. So far, more than 96% of all cases and deaths have been concentrated in…

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Story Link The Kaiser volleyball team will open its 2024 season this week by hosting the Vipers Sports Academy Classic, presented by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission. The three-day event will feature 20 teams and 38 matches at the Student Life Center on the Keiser University campus. The Seahawks (ranked second in this year’s Sun Conference preseason coaches poll) are looking to post 30 or more wins for the third straight year. Kaiser finished 2023 with a 30-11 record (9-5 in the Sun Conference). Last year, Kaiser set single-season records for service aces (308) and…

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With Craig Reed stepping down after 10 years as President and CEO, the Four Seasons tradition once again provides fertile ground for Auberge leadership. MILL VALLEY, Calif. – Christian Clark has been named president and CEO of Auberge Resorts Collection, effective September 1, 2024, succeeding Craig Reed after 10 years in the role. Clark will be based in Auberge’s Bethesda, Maryland office.Clark served as global president of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts from 2016 to 2022, overseeing 127 hotels across 47 countries, 51 residential properties, more than 50 properties under development and 50,000 employees. Auberge currently owns 28 luxury properties,…

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Mountain America Credit UnionAccording to Callahan & Associates, this is the first time the company has achieved the No. 1 ranking. The business membership base includes more than 115,000 members.SANDY, Utah, Aug. 14, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Mountain America Credit Union is proud to have been named the No. 1 corporate depositor among credit unions nationwide as reviewed by Callahan & Associates. This recognition highlights Mountain America’s commitment to providing cutting-edge financial services and solutions to its business members.With a growing business membership base of more than 115,000 members, the credit union continues to set the standard for excellence in…

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