Glenn High School softball hosted its first regional game after winning its first sectional title. A large crowd of around 300 people attended the game to support the team. Glenn lost to Columbia ...

Only in 2022 did he see a dip, but bounced back the following year with what was then a record year at the bank. Liam's Map stands at Lane's End near Versailles, Ky., for $40,000.

The rest of the rewards can be seen here. For more, check out GameSpot's rundown of all the new maps and guns in the Season 4 update, along with our breakdown of what's in the new battle pass.

Meanwhile, John Birdsall, whose seminal 2014 Lucky Peach essay “America, Your Food Is So Gay” essentially kicked off the queer food conversation, is out with What Is Queer Food?

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Karen Read told reporters that she wasn't paying attention to the interaction between John O'Keefe and Brian Higgins at the Waterfall Bar and Grille in Massachusetts shortly before O'Keefe's death.

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During testimony in Karen Read's murder trial, Brian Loughran described driving a plow truck past 34 Fairview Road in a blizzard and noted a parked Ford Edge SUV not usually seen there.

Over on Londonist: Time Machine, I've been gradually colouring in every building, field, pond, tree and road on the John Rocque map of London from 1746.

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By the conclusion of the trans-Atlantic slave trade at the end of the 19th century, Europeans had enslaved and transported more than 12.5 million Africans.