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Mid-Michigan apple orchard removes AI signs, art following backlash
The family-owned Spicer Orchards said it began pulling the AI-generated material in late September.
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3mInterpol delivers abstract alternative set at The Agora
Interpol’s signature post-punk-revival dissonant vocals and angular guitar riffs were front and center last night for a well-attended show at The Agora.
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2mSEC will honor former Alabama coach Nick Saban as conference legend
The SEC bestowed a major honor upon Nick Saban.
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2mStar Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver to miss ‘multiple weeks’ after aggravating foot injury
Michael Pittman Jr. is slated to miss multiple weeks with a foot injury he aggravated in practice on Wednesday.
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2mParma schools hosting Community Conversations
Parma City Schools over the next two months will host three different Community Conversations events throughout the district.
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2mConvicted sex offender did not register address change: Chagrin Falls police blotter
As seen in this week's Chagrin Falls police blotter, officers arrested a 38-year-old Geauga County man Sept. 29 for a third-degree felony after failing to report his change of employment address.