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    A women's tennis team defeated Lehman, extending its strong run to six wins in its last seven matches. The result underscores the team's late-season form as it continues to build momentum through its schedule, with the victory over Lehmark's Lightning the latest in a stretch of consistent results.

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    Pennsylvania DEP Sets November Hearing On Pike County Transmission Line●DEP Sets Nov. 18 Hearing On Mid-Atlantic Interstate Transmission Line Project In Lehman And Delaware Townships, Pike County✉newsEnvironment13 h ago

    The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has scheduled a public hearing for November 18 on a proposed Mid-Atlantic interstate transmission line project in Lehman and Delaware Townships, Pike County. The hearing gives residents a chance to comment on the project's environmental review. Local landowners and environmental groups are likely to scrutinise impacts on forests, waterways and private property along the route.

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    Max Lehman's Sculptures Blend Pre-Columbian Art with Science Fiction▼Pre-Columbian Archaeology Meets Science Fiction in Max Lehman’s Quirky Sculptures✉newsScience4 d ago

    Artist Max Lehman is drawing attention for a series of quirky sculptures that fuse imagery from pre-Columbian archaeology with science fiction aesthetics. The works re imagine ancient Mesoamerican forms through a playful, futuristic lens, drawing interest from art and design audiences following coverage of the collection.

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    Elaine Garzarelli's Famous 1987 Crash Prediction Revisited▼Days Before Black Monday In 1987, A Lehman Analyst Correctly Predicted The Stock Market Crash On National TV. She Became A Wall Street Legend Over Night And Investors Handed Elaine Garzarelli $700 Million To Manage. The Next Year Her Fund Had✉newsBusinessMarkets6 d ago

    Days before the October 19, 1987 Black Monday crash, Lehman Brothers analyst Elaine Garzarelli correctly predicted the stock market collapse on national television, becoming an overnight Wall Street legend. Investors subsequently handed her around $700 million to manage, but her fund's performance the following year reportedly disappointed, a reminder that even famous market calls do not guarantee lasting success.