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The deepest lake in North America is recovering its water level after it reached a record low in 2024. In February, Great Slave Lake in Canada’s Northwest Territories was 20 centimeters (7.9 inches) higher than it was a year prior, as Cabin Radio reported. As of March 7, it had picked up another 5 cm…
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A man who walked up to the pulpit at the church he’d grown up in, Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Overland Park, a few minutes before last Sunday’s 11 a.m. Mass was soon wrestled to the ground by four parishioners, including a deacon. Jimbo Gillcrist had just started to recite his own version of the…
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