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Emerald Isle Resources control shifts to Enrico Paolone
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Emerald Isle Resources said Enrico Paolone bought 43.1 million shares from Capital Leasing Investment Corp. on Sept. 28, 2026, giving him 86.3% ownership and control of the company.
NXT Awards return to Atlanta with Tia Kemp, live performances and 15-plus categories
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The NXT Awards will return to Atlanta on Oct. 25 at Coca-Cola Roxy, expanding the Now That’s TV event into a larger live show with performances, red carpet arrivals and fan activations.
Floating Museum show examines power, gender and violence
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The Floating Museum in Alameda opens a group exhibition Oct. 24 that looks at violence as an expression of power, from war and sexual assault to censorship and erasure.
Tim Guditus releases Cold War thriller Set Material Condition Zebra
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Author and former U.S. Navy sailor Tim Guditus has released Set Material Condition Zebra, a military thriller about an electromagnetic event that cripples communications, satellites and digital systems during a global crisis.
Pro Carton honors carton packaging innovation at 30th European Carton Excellence Award
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The European Carton Excellence Award marked its 30th edition in Rome with a broad set of winners across special recognition and product categories.
Cyril Morin expands into books with The Activist and CYMO
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Film composer and filmmaker Cyril Morin is launching a literary chapter with The Activist (The Sacrifice Zone) and a CYMO fiction series, both available on Amazon for worldwide release Oct. 6, 2026. The projects extend stories and themes Morin has…
Stanford Weiner’s new novel follows veterans’ fight for care after war
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Stanford “Sandy” Weiner’s historical novel “The Most Dangerous Men: Congressmen, A Novel” follows a wounded World War II veteran whose promise to a friend leads to a push for veterans’ rehabilitation in postwar America.
Brady Michael Busby launches 2028 presidential bid as a Republican
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Brady Michael Busby, a former independent congressional candidate from rural Arizona, says he will seek the Republican nomination for president in 2028. The announcement ties his campaign to his military service, his new book and a pledge to use…
Emory archive acquires Rey Post career papers
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Emory University’s Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library has acquired the career papers of Rey Post, an associate broker in Santa Fe and host of the radio show All Things Real Estate.
Talarico leads Paxton among Texas Hispanic business owners in new USHBC poll
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A new United States Hispanic Business Council survey of Texas Hispanic business owners shows Democrat James Talarico ahead of Attorney General Ken Paxton, while inflation, tariffs, energy costs and immigration enforcement continue to weigh on…
Dr. Carole Lieberman links FlyDubai scare to global trauma and terror fears
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Dr. Carole Lieberman says a reported mid-air incident aboard FlyDubai Flight 1073 is a reminder that terrorism and unrest still shape public psychology.
NextGen California touts 2026 wins and eyes new legislative fight
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NextGen California says its 2026 advocacy helped secure new laws on climate, food access, higher education, voting rights, workforce training and AI as Governor Gavin Newsom finished his final bill signings.
Zeydi Gutierrez named chair of Oakland Chamber board
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The Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce has elected Zeydi Gutierrez of McGuire and Hester as board chair, making her the first Hispanic chair in the organization’s 120-plus-year history.
Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes spotlights slavery, motherhood and freedom
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Historical fiction author Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes has drawn attention for its Civil War-era story of an enslaved mother protecting her daughter in Virginia.
CLPC launches first legal education pilot at Pacific Union College
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The California Legal Pathways Collaborative is bringing a 10-week dual credit Introduction to Law course to Pacific Union College with local court and school partners.
RF Technologies’ Help Alert pendant reaches final 16 in Wisconsin contest
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RF Technologies’ Help Alert Staff Protection Pendant advanced to the final 16 in the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest on Oct. 1, with voting continuing through October.
Mary Kesselring highlights advocacy for students and wildlife
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Mary Kesselring, a retired special education educator and conservation advocate in Westminster, Maryland, is being featured for her work with neurodivergent students, monarch butterflies and community causes.
Barred Business expands justice-impacted programs across Georgia
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Barred Business is widening its work for formerly incarcerated and justice-impacted people with new workforce, housing, voting rights and policy campaigns across Georgia and beyond.
IMAGO lanza PaperSmart, su tableta con IA para aulas y exámenes
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IMAGO Technologies presentó PaperSmart en Ciudad de México como una tableta de modo dual con EdPrep.ai para estudio personalizado, colaboración en clase y supervisión de exámenes.
Katie Mecklenburg leads communications at Imua Family Services
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Katie Mecklenburg, director of communications at Imua Family Services in Maui, is using strategic storytelling, fundraising outreach and digital media to broaden awareness of the nonprofit’s clinical and early-intervention work.
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