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Rey Del Rio/Northwestern Athletics EVANSTON, Ill. (July 9, 2026) – Coming off one of the most successful seasons in program history, Northwestern head cross country and track coach Jill Miller released the Wildcats’ schedule for the upcoming 2026 cross country season on Thursday.  The ‘Cats are scheduled to see action in four regular season meets ahead of beginning postseason competition in late October. “This schedule gives our team the opportunity to compete on some of the biggest stages in collegiate cross country,” Miller said.  “We’re excited to embrace those challenges, continue our growth, and carry last year’s championship experience into an exciting new season.” Fast 'Cats 🔜 pic.twitter.com/lIU97n8X9O — Northwestern Athletics (@NU_Sports) July 9, 2026 Miller will raise the curtain on her eighth season at Northwestern on September 4 when the ‘Cats make their first of three trips to Madison, Wis. for the Badger Preview.  An early look at LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course, site of November’s NCAA Championships, follows on September 19 at the John McNichols Invitational in Terre Haute, Ind. Just six days after returning from the Hoosier State, the ‘Cats will be in action close to home, making the short trip south to Montrose Harbor for

Conservation Department - Linn County Posted on July 09, 2026 Linn County Conservation is hosting an open house for the Pheasant Ridge Lodge at Morgan Creek Park (7212 E Ave. NW, Cedar Rapids) Sunday, July 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. The community is invited to drop in any time during these hours to tour this new reservable venue designed for weddings, graduation receptions, corporate retreats, family gatherings, and more.  Pheasant Ridge Lodge is an ADA accessible facility with 4,800 square feet of meeting space which accommodates banquet style seating of 240 guests. Along with tables and chairs, the facility includes a kitchen equipped with a serving counter, commercial sized refrigerator, freezer, warming oven with 10 sheet pans, microwave, and areas of storage. The indoor space includes dimmable lights, two guest changing rooms, and a gas fireplace. The 5,600-square-foot outdoor patio includes several picnic tables, a fire ring with six sitting stones with a view of the prairie, and a catering/service entrance with two double outdoor cooking grills nearby.  Construction of the lodge follows a 2022 Morgan Creek Park renovation which included a state-of-the-art playground, trail additions, outdoor reservable shelter, prairie, and wetland development near the lodge site. “Creating this

Spring graduates from Troy University’s Department of Art and Design have displayed their final projects in the Huo Bao Zhu Gallery at the International Arts Center (IAC). The Senior Thesis Exhibit opened on May 14 with a reception and award ceremony. The exhibition will remain in the gallery until August 23. Isabella Stokes a graphic design major from Troy, received the Dean’s Award for her project “Bella Blue,” a type one diabetes subscription box. Retiring faculty members, Kelly Berwager and Beverly Leach, were recognized for their many years of dedication and service to the department. Greg Skaggs, Beverly Leach, Kelly Berwager, and Chris Stagl. Exhibits include: Dylan Blackinton, a graphic design major from Fairhope –  Power Putts , rock and roll music themed 18-hole mini golf course.  Breccia Ciza, a graphic design major from Gardendale –  Classy Glassy , wine glass design company. Walker Duncan, a graphic design major from Warrior –  The Starving Ocean or “I Saw My Face at the Bottom of the Drain,”   book design and self-publication. Taylor Gray, a BFA in digital and studio arts major from Gadsden –  Sequence , character concept design. Madison Hayes, a graphic design major from Bonifay, Florida –  FREYA , fashion, beauty and lifestyle magazine. Lydia

Snapchat video leads to criminal charges against NJ woman, police say Snapchat video leads to criminal charges against NJ woman, police say Victoria Anne Cranmer (Ocean County Jail) ⚠️ A Little Egg Harbor woman was arrested on child sexual assault and child endangerment charges. ➡️ Police said the investigation centers on a Snapchat video involving a child younger than 13. 🔴 The 25-year-old remains in the Ocean County Jail while the case moves forward. LITTLE EGG HARBOR — A New Jersey woman grabbing attention with her mugshot is being held on child sex crimes. Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, of Little Egg Harbor, is charged with the sexual assault of a child older than 4 years old but younger than 13. She's also charged with three separate counts of child endangerment, including duty of care, having photos, and selling photos. Victoria Cranmer (Ocean County Jail/Canva) Victoria Cranmer (Ocean County Jail/Canva) Police say investigation centers on Snapchat video According to a criminal complaint filed this week, Cranmer recorded an illicit Snapchat video of a girl. The incident took place on May 6, police said. Police didn't disclose the girl's exact age but said she was younger than 13. Investigators also found the video

This is the finding of a study conducted by scholars at New York University and Northeastern University, and published by the Heat Initiative and the Cybersafety Research Center. The report analyzed eighty-six security tools on Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube, finding an ineffectiveness rate of 50% or higher for each platform. The study was based on the creation of fake accounts to simulate the activity of children, adolescents, and adults. The researchers evaluated three operational scenarios, including a minor’s standard social media use, a teenager’s attempt to bypass blocks, and a malicious adult’s attempt to bypass the protections of a youth’s profile. The research parameters classified security tools as failures if they were difficult to find within privacy menus, did not comply with the features described to consumers, or were completely absent from the systems. The data collected indicates that adult Snapchat accounts were able to search for and send direct messages to minors’ profiles without encountering any restrictions. At the same time, TikTok has documented how algorithmic systems proactively suggested anorexia-related search terms to accounts registered as belonging to teenagers. The companies involved disputed the validity of the research. As reported by the New York Times, spokespeople for Snap

Key Takeaways: Lush returns to social media, choosing Bluesky over mainstream platforms.  Owned digital channels helped offset the impact of leaving traditional social media platforms.  Beauty brands increasingly prioritize community, transparency, and first-party customer relationships. For a company that made headlines by walking away from social media in 2021, pivoting back to social networks requires more than just opening a new account. Years after abandoning Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, and later X over concerns about the impact of social media on mental health and user well-being, Lush quietly returned to the digital conversation, this time on Bluesky, a popular alternative to X. The move is less a reversal than an evolution. Rather than signaling a renewed embrace of traditional social media, Lush said its arrival on the decentralized platform reflects its search for online spaces that better align with its longstanding values around transparency, community, and digital well-being. The decision also comes at a moment when brands are reassessing where and how they engage consumers online. As algorithms change, declining organic reach, concerns about misinformation, and increasing dissatisfaction with major platforms reshape digital marketing. Emerging networks such as Bluesky are attracting brands looking for alternatives. The question is whether they

Rohnert Park police arrested a 21-year-old man after a woman caught him at her home allegedly selling a cannabis vape pen to her 12-year-old following a deal arranged on Snapchat. A Sonoma man is facing a felony charge after police say he used Snapchat to arrange the sale of a cannabis vape pen to a 12-year-old and went to the child's home to deliver it, as Bay Area News Group Reports. After the child's mother stopped the sale, she photographed the suspect and his vehicle before he drove away. According to KPIX, investigators used law enforcement databases and the Flock automated license plate reader system to identify the suspect as 21-year-old Orlando Robledo, who was later located by a Sonoma County Sheriff's deputy. A Rohnert Park officer reportedly arrested Robledo that evening, and he was booked into the Sonoma County Jail on suspicion of felony sale of marijuana to a child under 14. Related: Two Alleged Drug Dealers Accused of Using a Kid to Sell Their Product in the Tenderloin Image: City of Rohnert Park Police & Fire via Facebook

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Sony RX10 V Digital Camera Unveiled; YouTube First Look Video at B&H Photo Video Sony RX10 V Digital Camera Unveiled; YouTube First Look Video at B&H Photo Video PR Newswire NEW YORK, July 9, 2026 New from Sony: The RX10 V Digital Camera, a much sought-after bridge camera, has arrived NEW YORK, July 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- B&H is excited to announce the Sony RX10 V Digital Camera. Following a stellar start to the year, Sony has unveiled the much-sought-after successor to their legendary RX10 bridge camera. This upgraded model is the perfect marriage of new and improved, performance-enhancing features plus the hardware that made its predecessor so popular, the RX10 V is sure to excite. Let's find out how. First, let's cover what's familiar, and there's quite a bit. At the forefront of this camera is the very same ZEISS 24-600mm f/2.4-4 Vario-Sonar T* found in the IV. It's sharp, bright, and sits in front of the heart of the camera. That is the Exmor RS 20.1-Megapixel 1.0 Type Stacked Sensor, which delivers detailed image rendering with smooth, natural gradations. The sensor's stacked architecture boosts the camera's readout speed, effectively eliminating rolling shutter distortion. For sports and wildlife shooters this feature is essential