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Woodstock asks users to conserve water after main well pump failure
Woodstock officials asked approximately 800 users to conserve water after a pump failure on the system's main well caused water levels to drop.
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2mThe American Red Cross is limiting distribution of type O blood amid shortage
A national blood shortage escalated into a crisis as the American Red Cross reported that supplies dropped below a one-day level, leading to limited distribution of type O blood to hospitals.
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4mKinney Drugs pulls back AI tool after customer complaints
Kinney Drugs has scaled back its AI assistant, Burt, following customer complaints regarding inaccurate refill information and privacy concerns, returning instead to a traditional prompt-based phone system.
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8mOpinion: From AI to civil discourse, the crisis facing higher education today
Running colleges like corporations not only made tuition skyrocket, it also made it possible for the same forces that corrupt our politics to impose their Orwellian newspeak and doublespeak on institutions responsible for championing truth. The end result of AI sycophancy and the idolatry of “viewpoint diversity” is the redefinition of public good as moral […]
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5mMan charged with seven felony counts after Lake Morey concert knife threat
A 55-year-old man named Sean McGurk faces multiple felony charges after allegedly threatening five people with a switchblade knife following a Natasha Bedingfield concert at Lake Morey.
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2mTrooper pleads guilty to false report about GPS tracking device on girlfriend’s car
New Hampshire state trooper James Lamoureux pleaded guilty to a false report charge after placing GPS trackers on his girlfriend's car and lying to police about them.