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The affordable housing non-profit Habitat for Humanity and a veteran local homebuilder are partnering to establish a mixed-use housing development in Powder Springs-It is a project that’s breaking new ground in more than one way. The rezoning to allow developers to move forward on the parcel of land in Powder Springs  was approved 5-0 on a March 17 County commission vote. “This is the first time we’ve built a neighborhood with a partner,” says Kyle Huhtanen, CEO of Habitat’s Northwest Metro Atlanta chapter. He indicates their re-imaged structural arrangement comes out of  an earlier rezoning proposal for building a Habitat-only neighborhood. That proposal was denied by county commissioners more than three years ago. “We felt like the appetite for a community that we would complete with one type of affordable  home or starter home was not aligned with what mainly commissioners felt like they wanted,” says Huhtanen. “It was just a concentrated area of (Habitat for) Humanity homes,” said District  County Commissioner Monique Sheffield of the earlier idea that she came out against. “It also adversely impacts economic development…it just kind of pulled down the median income in the area a little bit,” she added, saying that property owners in

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Vimeo is getting a lot quieter in Midtown. The video platform is preparing to cut about 25% of its New York City staff, zeroing in on employees at its Manhattan offices and adding to a string of post-acquisition shakeups. The move comes just months after the company was taken private and follows earlier, deeper rounds of layoffs. For New York customers and creators who lean on Vimeo’s enterprise tools, it is another question mark over local support and day-to-day operations. As reported by Crain's New York Business, Vimeo plans to eliminate roughly a quarter of its city workforce, with affected employees based in the company’s Herald Square offices at 330 W. 34th St. The piece, published April 2, 2026, credits CoStar for the building detail and cites commercial real estate sources on the scale of the cuts. Vimeo agreed in September 2025 to be bought by Milan-based Bending Spoons in an approximately $1.38 billion cash deal, and the transaction closed later that year. TechCrunch has traced the buyer’s string of acquisitions and highlighted its track record of rapid post-purchase reorganizations. That reorganization has already included sweeping job cuts. Reporting around a January 20, 2026 round said large portions of Vimeo’s

The Cobb County Courier’s Cat of the Day, selected from the Cobb Animal Services Shelter website, is a male grey domestic short hair. The following information on this potential family member is copied and pasted from the Animal Shelters website. To see the original text visit this link to the Animal Shelter Catalog. Remember, in adopting a pet you are bringing a new family member into your household, so only do it if you are looking for a forever feline partner. Name: BLUE (670) Animal ID: 17960 Cage #: 670 Species: CAT Gender: NEUTERED MALE Breed: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR Color: GREY Coat: SHORT HAIR Age: 3 YEARS Weight: 9 lbs. Status: IN SHELTER Intake Information Kennel #: COBB COUNTY ANIMAL Cage #: 670 City: MARIETTA Shelter Status: ACTIVE Adoption procedures Cobb County Animal Services has made changes to its appointment policy, and provided the Courier with the following information: “Pet visits made easy: Appointments preferred, walk-ins welcome “To balance the needs of current and future pet parents, we prefer that you schedule an appointment to visit us though it’s not mandatory. Booking appointments allows us to effectively manage our staffing between pet parents, shelter pets, and volunteers, ensuring a smoother

April 03, 2026 Kampersal earns his second national coach of the year award this season after being named the CCM/AHCA Women’s University Division Coach of the Year on March 19 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -  Penn State women’s ice hockey head coach Jeff Kampersal was named the USCHO Coach of the Year on Friday morning. It is the second national coach of the year honor this season for Kampersal, who was named the CCM/AHCA Women’s University Division Coach of the Year ahead of the Frozen Four.   The 2025-26 campaign was a historic season for the Nittany Lions. Under Kampersal’s guidance, the program reached its first Frozen Four and finished No. 3 in both the USA Hockey and USCHO polls, the highest mark in program history. In the National Semifinal against eventual national champion Wisconsin, Penn State set a program and Women’s Frozen Four attendance record with 5,176 fans packed inside Pegula Ice Arena. To reach the Frozen Four, the team earned the program’s first-ever win at the  NC Women's Ice Hockey Championship  with a 3-0 victory against No. 6 UConn in the Regional Final at Pegula Ice Arena. Penn State hosted a regional in the  NC Women's Ice Hockey Championship for the first time in program history.    With 33 wins during the 2025-26 campaign, the Blue & White set a single-season program record for the

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Image caption, Patrick Moore went to Humberside Police about Robert Bush By News correspondent, BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire "I think he was living beyond his means," says Patrick Moore about disgraced undertaker Robert Bush. Moore is trying to explain why his former boss hoarded 30 bodies and half a tonne of human ashes at Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull. A judge at the city's crown court earlier told Bush he is going to prison for preventing the burials of 30 people and giving grieving families the wrong ashes. He also fraudulently sold funeral plans and stole from 12 charities, including the Salvation Army and Macmillan Cancer Support. Image source, Legacy Independent Funeral DirectorsImage caption, Robert Bush wrote on social media that his funeral home was a "special place" Moore, 65, says he was a "general dogsbody" at Legacy. And he insists he did not know Bush had kept 30 bodies after their families had held funeral services.  » Read More

April 2, 2026 Ava Merrill advances to final round of Augusta National Women’s Amateur AUGUSTA, Ga. –– After two rounds, Vanderbilt junior Ava Merrill is tied for 14th place at the annual Augusta Women’s National Amateur. The Georgia native shot a 1-under-par 71 on Thursday, bringing her two-day total to 4-under par. Merrill’s two under-par rounds secured her spot in Saturday’s final round at the famed Augusta National. The cut line for the event was 1-under par. Merrill holed six birdies on Thursday, including a stretch of notching four in six holes between Nos. 5 and 10. Freshman Elizabeth Rudisill also competed at the AWNA this week as one of the best amateurs in women’s golf. She missed the cut after carding an 80 in her Thursday round. On Friday, all participants will get an opportunity to play Augusta National in a practice round. The final round for the ANWA will take place on Saturday. Ava Merrill will tee off the final round with Yunseo Yang at 8:50 a.m. CT. Live coverage of the final round will air on NBC from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CT. Live scoring can be found HERE.

“Pokémon Blue” plays on a TV Feb. 27, 2024. The “Pokémon” series recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. Photo by Tony Gleason For 30 years now, fans have been catching ‘em all in the “Pokémon” series of video games. For the fans who wanted more though, they’ve had Pokémon YouTube to create content, which — just like the Pokémon themselves — has evolved. Multiple “Pokémon” YouTubers (PokéTubers) said the PokéTube landscape has evolved over the years, each with their own trends and big name channels dominating the space. What was once barely a community, has grown into a massive subsection of YouTube. “Now it’s so big that we’ve kind of almost gone back to where we started, where the “Pokémon” content creators are kind of in their own small section of the community, because there’s so much to cover,” said YouTuber Josh Wittenkeller, who runs the channel TheJWittz. YouTuber Ron Sroor, who runs the channel Truegreen7, said the PokéTube landscape can be divided into three generations characterized by the most popular content from each: Gen I from 2012-2013, Gen II from 2014-2018 and Gen III from 2019-present. Generation I: Birth of PokéTubing The first-ever video about “Pokémon” was uploaded to YouTube