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Image courtesy of Serious Fun StudioThis architect’s rendering shows the courtyard of the Stonefly cohousing development, viewed from the clubhouse that will serve as a community space for Stonefly’s seven households. Three couples who are longtime valley residents want to secure their future here by creating a cohousing community in Twisp, on the bank of the Methow River. That dream is one step closer to reality, after the Twisp Planning Commission on Wednesday (Feb. 11) approved Stonefly Community LLC’s proposal for seven new homes and a commonly held clubhouse. The commission is submitting Stonefly’s application to the town council for final approval. Ordinarily, building seven homes on a raised bench on what is now a vacant 2.28-acre property wouldn’t need to go through a public hearing. The site’s multifamily zoning allows for up to 11 homes above the floodplain. But the zoning does not permit a clubhouse without the support of the planning commission and the council. All three couples were present at last week’s planning commission hearing: Jeff Hardy and Maria Converse,  » Read More

Home Government & Politics Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson February 19, 2026 The the Senior Citizens Council of Cobb County submitted the following announcement: Mark your calendars! Join the Senior Citizens Council of Cobb County and Cobb County Senior Services for the 2026 Cobb County Legislative Delegation Forum from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 at the Senior Wellness Center, 1150 Powder Springs St, Marietta, 30064. Connect with Georgia state legislators to discuss key issues and policy updates impacting Cobb County seniors. Stay tuned for registration details coming soon. Be the first to comment on "2026 Cobb County Legislative Delegation Forum at Cobb Senior Wellness Center" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Authorities arrested a man from Gainesville who was accused of having sexually explicit conversations with multiple children online. The Alachua County and Gainesville ICAC Task Force received a tip indicating a Snapchat user was sending harmful material to a 14-year-old from the home of Aaron Eliot-Gaines, 33, on Southwest 68th Terrace. Investigators say the account participated in sexual conversations with multiple children, including one as young as 11 years old. During an interview with detectives, Eliot-Gaines admitted to owning the accounts and sharing sexually explicit photos of himself with the minors. He told investigators that he was “in a bad place” and had been using the account since 2023. 33-year-old Aaron Eliot-Gaines (W/M, 11-07-1992) was booked into the Alachua County Jail (Alachua County Sheriff's Office) TRENDING: Mother charged with negligent manslaughter in the deaths of two children in July 2025 crash Eliot-Gaines was arrested on Wednesday on one count of production of child pornography, two counts of possession of child pornography, two counts of solicitation of child pornography, three counts of harmful communication to a minor, and eleven counts of transmission of harmful material to minors. He was booked into the Alachua County Jail with a

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Surat, Feb 19 (PTI) A man was arrested in Gujarat’s Surat city for allegedly using a dummy mobile number to harass a person by sending him abusive messages anonymously on Whatsapp, a police official said on Thursday. Cybercrime police had registered an FIR on the basis of the complaint of a man who said someone was sending him abusive messages on Whatsapp from an unknown mobile phone number, the official said. “As per the complaint, the unidentified person was also sending him threatening messages about his daughter. A team was formed and the accused involved in this crime was traced. Mohammad Naimuddin Refai (37) used a dummy mobile number to send threatening messages to the complainant on WhatsApp,” he said. Refai was booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke a breach of peace), and 507 (criminal intimidation through anonymous communication) as well as section 66 (c) of Information Technology Act , he said. PTI COR KA BNM This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content. Support Our Journalism India needs fair, non-hyphenated and questioning journalism, packed with on-ground reporting. ThePrint – with exceptional reporters, columnists and editors

A Wheatley Heights man has been charged with raping two 14-year-old girls whom he allegedly communicated with through the social media app Snapchat between December 2024 and June 2025.  Kemuel St. Juste, 26, was arraigned on Feb. 13 before Judge Karen M. Wilutis on three counts of second-degree rape, one count of second-degree attempted rape and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney announced on Wednesday. "The charges detail a disturbing pattern of grooming and sexual assault against vulnerable minors, whom he is alleged to have manipulated," Tierney said in a statement. "Our office is committed to ensuring that he is held fully accountable and that these young victims receive the justice they deserve." St. Juste’s attorney, Scottie Celestin, was not immediately available for comment. In December 2024, St. Juste used the handle "k3mnyy" to allegedly communicate with a 14-year-old girl on Snapchat, prosecutors said. Snapchat is a social media app where messages and photos, or "snaps," are typically only accessible for a brief period before their recipients can no longer access them. On Dec. 27, 2024, St. Juste met the teenager at a T.J. Maxx in South Setauket where he allegedly abused her in a bathroom, according

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The Musée du Louvre and Snapchat have launched “The Incredible Unknowns of the Louvre,” a free augmented reality (AR) experience featuring six works from the museum’s collection. The initiative, which began on February 18, marks the second major collaboration between the two organizations following a 2023 pilot focused on ancient Egyptian antiquities. How It Works Visitors activate each AR experience by scanning a QR code on the artwork’s label, opening a digital layer accessible directly on their smartphone. Snap’s AR Studio Paris developed the experiences in collaboration with Louvre curators, drawing on archival materials and scholarly references. The six works covered span multiple departments and historical periods: the Code of Hammurabi, the Bust of Akhenaten, the Portrait of Anne of Cleves, the Kore of Samos, the Four Captives, and Rustic Figulines.  The AR overlays allow visitors to view reconstructed colors and forms that have deteriorated over time, decode artistic techniques, and surface contextual information embedded in the works. Global Accessibility Beyond the museum walls, Snap and the Louvre are offering a separate experience accessible to Snapchat users worldwide. Available through the app’s Lens carousel or by scanning banners installed around the museum, the experience reveals animated marble blocks in 3D