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- 1Retro pairing links Dead or Alive 5 with Apollo Brown and Skyzoo trackβπ΅π¦ Dead Or Alive 5 (2012) [X] Apollo Brown & Skyzoo - Basquiat On The Draw (ft W. Gunn & Conway) # soundtrack # DeadOrAl
Fans of retro gaming are pairing the 2012 fighting game Dead or Alive 5 with the track 'Basquiat on the Draw' by Apollo Brown and Skyzoo, featuring Westside Gunn and Conway. The song comes from their 2016 collaboration, and the matchup highlights the beat-driven hip-hop sound used alongside classic PS3 and Xbox 360-era titles.
- 2Doral Renewables Completes Commercialization of 900 MW Mammoth SolarβΌDoral Renewables Celebrates Commercialization of the Remaining 900 MW of Mammoth Solar
Doral Renewables announced the commercialization of the remaining 900 MW of its Mammoth Solar project, marking a full milestone for one of the largest solar developments in the United States. The announcement, carried by PR Newswire, highlights the company's progress in bringing large-scale clean energy capacity online and advancing its solar portfolio.
- 3Doral Renewables completes 900 MW Mammoth Solar in IndianaβΌDoral Renewables completes 900 MW of Mammoth Solar in Indiana
Doral Renewables has completed 900 MW of its Mammoth Solar project in Indiana, marking a major milestone for one of the largest solar developments in the United States. The completion adds substantial clean power capacity to the region and is being reported across energy news outlets as a notable advance for US solar buildout.
- 4Walmart to anchor Terra's Doral retail developmentβΌWalmart to anchor Terraβs Doral retail development with small-format store
Walmart will open a small-format store as the anchor tenant of Terra's retail development in Doral, Florida. The plan marks a shift from Walmart's typical big-box footprint, fitting a smaller store into an urban-style retail project in the Miami-area suburb. Details on timing, store size and additional tenants have not yet been disclosed.
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Community leaders in Doral, Florida are urging city officials to terminate an immigration agreement with federal authorities. The push, reported by WPLG Local 10, adds to ongoing national debate over local cooperation with immigration enforcement. Supporters of ending the agreement argue it harms trust between immigrant residents and local government, while the city has not announced whether it will act.
- 6Doral advances 2.7 GW solar farm in IndianaβΌDoral moves ahead with 2.7 GW Indiana solar farm as U.S. energy demand surges
Israeli renewable energy company Doral Renewables is moving forward with its 2.7 gigawatt solar farm project in Indiana, one of the largest planned solar developments in the United States. The project advances as U.S. electricity demand rises sharply, driven by data centers, electrification and industrial growth, making large-scale clean energy capacity increasingly attractive to developers and utilities.
- 7Doral officials and activists clash over ICE agreement obligationsβIs Doral required to keep its ICE agreement? Activists, mayor disagree
In Doral, Florida, a dispute has emerged over whether the city is legally required to maintain its agreement with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Local activists are pushing to end the partnership, while the mayor maintains the city must honor it, leaving residents divided over the 287(g) program's future in the city.
- 8Doral residents urge city to end immigration enforcement agreementβDoral residents push city leaders to end immigration enforcement agreement
Residents of Doral, Florida are pressing city leaders to terminate the city's agreement allowing federal immigration enforcement to operate locally. The push reflects growing tension in the South Florida community, which has a large Venezuelan and Latino population, over cooperation between local authorities and immigration authorities. It remains unclear how city officials will respond to the demands.
- 9Doral secures permits for 1.1 GW Indiana solar projectsβΌDoral gets permits for 1.1 GW of Indiana solar projects
South Korean developer Doral Renewables has obtained permits for solar projects totalling 1.1 GW in Indiana. The approvals clear a key regulatory hurdle for the large-scale clean energy buildout in the state. The news was reported by Renewables Now, with details on timelines, offtakers and project sites not yet disclosed.
- 10Former Doral CEO Yaki Noyman launches renewable energy ventureβFormer Doral CEO Yaki Noyman launches renewable energy venture with Sphera partners
Yaki Noyman, former CEO of Israeli renewable energy firm Doral, has launched a new venture in partnership with founders of cybersecurity company Sphera, according to Calcalist. The move marks Noyman's return to the energy sector after his departure from Doral, teaming up with tech entrepreneurs to develop renewable energy projects.