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You can reclaim control of your attention by putting physical and psychological distance between you and your device.
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Michael J. Coren (via The Washington Post - Technology)
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10/13/26
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HERMITAGE, Pa. – Hillcrest-Flynn Pet Funeral Home & Crematory will host its 20th annual Howl-O-Ween Party from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at 2619 E. State St. The event is free and …
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Staff (via Business Journal Daily)
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10/13/26
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The issue with temporary HESCO-style flood barriers comes after a plan for a levee in Eastwick was deemed not viable.
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Sophia Schmidt (via WHYY)
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10/13/26
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The restaurant emerged from bankruptcy in late October 2025, but closures have continued as the brand shrinks its national footprint.
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EmilyAnn Jackman (via syracuse.com)
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10/13/26
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The group from the emirate where Wynn Resorts is building a $5.7B hotel-casino touted Ras Al Khaimah as a "growing business hub" and was seeking advice.
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Howard Stutz (via The Nevada Independent)
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10/13/26
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One of Louisiana’s four Medicaid plans might no longer cover treatment at the state’s largest healthcare network, Ochsner Health System, after Dec. 1, potentially affecting 70,000 people.
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Julie O'Donoghue (via Louisiana Illuminator)
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10/13/26
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Maryland still has more it can be doing to support working women going through menopause, experts and professionals say.
The post Menopause support falls short in MD workplaces for many women …
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Faye Rivkin (via The Daily Record)
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10/13/26
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Genetic variants associated with natural red hair may influence pain perception and responses to certain anesthetic and pain medications, but the effect varies considerably from person to person.
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Dr. Michael Sabia (via PhillyVoice)
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10/13/26
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Even the idea that one person's computer might damage another person's property is not particularly novel. Nevada's cybercrime laws were first drafted in 1983 and were updated to include various …
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David Colborne (via The Nevada Independent)
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10/13/26
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Olentangy Liberty returns to the Central Ohio HS football rankings heading into Week 9, while Bishop Watterson remains at the top.
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Ryan Isley (via Cleveland.com)
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10/13/26
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The suspects allegedly rubbed their genitals on some Black players.
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Matt Connolly (via syracuse.com)
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10/13/26
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PEABODY — Students in the cosmetology program at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School will hold a fundraising event next month to support two peers facing incredible hardships.
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By Caroline Enos | Staff Writer (via Salem News)
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10/13/26
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Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. Philadelphia has been a leader for libraries, even before our nation was officially founded. […]
The …
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Violet Comber-Wilen (via BillyPenn.com)
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10/13/26
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She had several serious health issues in recent years.
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Brian Linder (via syracuse.com)
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10/13/26
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Headlines from the Oct. 13, 1926, front page include: Ex-dragon says he spent $200,000 to elect Indiana's governor
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Post-Dispatch archives (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/13/26
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Questions over data centers aren't yet causing major fissures in Nevada's labor community, but there are disagreements. Some unions want more data center projects. Others want a moratorium.
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Kate Reynolds (via The Nevada Independent)
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10/13/26
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Summerville eyes restricting convenience stores, restaurants in neighborhoods amid resident concerns
Summerville Town Council is considering restrictions on convenience stores and restaurants on lots zoned as neighborhood mixed-use after resident concerns.
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By Komlavi Adissem kadissem@postandcourier.com (via Post and Courier)
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10/13/26
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Summerville Town Council voted to approve a 5-year update to the town's comprehensive plan, with the most contested change being the addition of two Historic District blocks to a downtown …
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By Komlavi Adissem kadissem@postandcourier.com (via Post and Courier)
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10/13/26
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Local governments are often the ones left to deal with abandoned and derelict vessels, a project they may not have funds to tackle.
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BY MARGARET KATES | Staff Writer (via The Advocate)
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10/13/26
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A bipartisan bill could lower electricity costs and speed the green energy transition by targeting utilities.
The post The Senate’s Surprisingly Populist Permitting Reform Deal appeared …
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Kainoa Lowman (via Washington Monthly)
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10/13/26
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