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    Russian forces accused of starving civilians in occupied Oleshky●⚠️⛔️When they occupy your European town, don’t expect anything different - Russian terrorists are starving Ukrainian civMmastodonSportOlympics229 d ago

    Reports say Ukrainian civilians trapped in Oleshky, a town in the Russian-occupied part of Kherson region, are being starved by occupying forces, with residents reportedly forced to survive on grass and weeds. Commentators warn the same treatment could await any European town under Russian occupation. The claims come amid ongoing documentation of conditions for civilians under occupation.

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    Ukraine warns of starvation in occupied Oleshky▼⚠️⛔️Ukraine sounds alarm over situation in temporarily occupied Oleshky, where trapped civilians are being forced by RusMmastodonSportOlympics229 d ago

    Ukraine has raised the alarm over conditions in Oleshky, a town in Kherson region occupied by Russian forces, saying trapped civilians are being deliberately starved and forced to eat grass to survive. Kyiv describes the situation as a war crime and is drawing international attention to the plight of residents unable to leave the occupied left bank of the Dnipro.

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    Oleshky residents reportedly starving under Russian occupation●📰 Oleshky under siege: a city where people eat grass, hide bodies in a hospital basement and wait for an evacuation thatMmastodonWarUkraine129 d ago

    A report describes dire conditions in Oleshky, a Ukrainian city in Kherson region under Russian occupation. Residents are said to be eating grass, storing bodies in a hospital basement, and waiting for evacuations that never arrive. The account highlights the humanitarian crisis facing civilians cut off from aid in occupied territories of Ukraine.

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    US colleges pioneer social prescriptions for student mental health●'This is the first time I've touched grass': Inside the U.S. colleges pioneering social prescriptions✉newsHealthMental Health12 d ago

    Some U.S. colleges are experimenting with 'social prescriptions' - non-clinical interventions such as time outdoors, social activities and community connection - to support student mental health. The Hechinger Report takes readers inside these programmes, including one student's remark that outdoor time marked the first time they had 'touched grass' in a while. The approach reflects growing concern about campus wellbeing and loneliness.

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    Manchester United prepare for derby clash▼today football match liveGgoogleIN5K1 d ago

    Manchester United players were on the grass ahead of their derby fixture, with images released before kickoff of today's match. Fans, particularly in India, are searching heavily for live coverage of the game, making the derby one of the day's biggest sporting talking points as anticipation builds for the clash.

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    Victorian authorities and local media are warning of a high thunderstorm asthma risk, ten years after the deadly 2016 Melbourne epidemic that killed several people and hospitalised thousands. Health officials are urging people with asthma or hay fever to stay indoors during storms, keep reliever medication on hand and check forecasts as the grass pollen season peaks.

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    Largest organism on Earth is a seagrass near Australia●The largest organism on Earth is a plant — a grass near Australia https:// buymeacoffee.com/newscafe/the- largest-organiMmastodonScience713 min ago

    Scientists say the largest known organism on Earth is a plant: a massive seagrass meadow off the Australian coast. The grass, Posidonia australis in Shark Bay, Western Australia, spans kilometres and is genetically identical throughout, having spread by cloning itself over thousands of years. Readers are sharing the story as a striking example of how much remains unknown about life in the oceans.

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    A Datafolha poll shows Celina Leão with 59% of valid votes in the second-round race in the Federal District, against 41% for Grass. Leão's running mate for vice, Gustavo Rocha, voted in Lago Sul as the runoff got underway. The numbers point to a clear lead for Leão heading into election day.

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    Catalan band Oques Grasses are playing four farewell concerts at Barcelona's Estadi Olímpic on Montjuïc. The opening show, set for Monday, was postponed to Thursday because of heavy rain. The series closes the band's current era, and singer Aitana joined the third farewell concert to say goodbye to the group. Fans are sharing setlist details, door times and travel advice for the venue.

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    Millonarios host Once Caldas in Colombia's Liga BetPlay 2026-II, with fans focused as much on the pitch as the football. The match comes after criticism of the new grass installed at Bogotá's El Campín stadium, supplied by company Sencia, with supporters blaming the Bogotá mayor's office for poor contract oversight. Outlets are covering how to watch the game live alongside the turf debate.

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    Young actress turns down shared role, loses theatre part●"Resist much, obey little." — Walt Whitman, "To the States," Leaves of Grass, 1860 A girl earned a part, was offered halMmastodonCultureTheatre36 d ago

    A girl earned a role in a theatre production, was instead offered half of someone else's part, refused, and lost her place in the show. The story is being shared alongside Walt Whitman's line "Resist much, obey little" from Leaves of Grass, with the framing that she stood her ground rather than accept a diminished offer, and encouragement not to keep your head down.

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    News outlets in Brasilia are focusing on the final stretch of the local race, with reports that Celina Leão is building alliances with Michelle Bolsonaro and Damares Alves and concentrating her campaign on the federal capital's satellite cities as she faces off against Grass. Separate coverage points to controversy over material containing false numbers in the campaign.

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    Goodell responds to concerns ahead of Ravens-Cowboys game in Brazil●Goodell Addresses Concerns over Grass Field, Travel, QB Injuries Before Ravens vs. Cowboys in Brazil✉newsLifeTravel29 d ago

    NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has responded to concerns about the playing surface, long-distance travel and quarterback injuries ahead of the league's game between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys in Brazil. The matchup is part of the NFL's continued push to stage regular-season games internationally, and questions over grass fields and player safety have accompanied recent overseas fixtures.

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    Attention is turning to a matchup between South Korean baseball clubs Kia and Samsung, likely the Kia Tigers and Samsung Lions in the Korea Baseball Organization. The matchup is being discussed alongside KBO postseason news, with the league checking the ground ahead of Game 1 of the playoffs, including mowing the field grass to two centimeters.

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    Twenty asylum seekers spent the night sleeping in the rain on the grass outside the Ter Apel reception centre, with the NOS reporting the Netherlands had fallen below a 'humane lower limit'. Drenthe emergency shelter providers say current capacity is 'not enough', and Ter Apel's mayor says he feels political pressure after repeated calls for action, while the minister refuses to change course. A stabbing incident in the town was also reported.

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    FC Bayern installs new hybrid pitch technology▼High-tech at FC Bayern: New technology for the hybrid pitch✉newsTechnology12 d ago

    FC Bayern Munich is introducing new hybrid pitch technology at its stadium, combining natural grass with artificial fibres for a more durable playing surface. The club announced the upgrade as part of its ongoing investment in stadium infrastructure. Details beyond the club's announcement, including costs and installation timing, remain limited.

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    Wild boar tear up grass verges in quaint French village●This is a # Gardening post, I promise, despite the appalling photography. Currently passing through France in the van, aMmastodonLifeHome & Garden5214 d ago

    A traveller passing through France by camper van stopped in a typically quaint village and found the grass verges rucked up and messy. The cause turned out to be wild boar, which had been rooting through the turf. The observation was shared with fellow gardening enthusiasts online, drawing attention to how boar activity is visibly reshaping village greenery.

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    In Brazil, Leandro Grass, candidate in the Federal District, said his campaign is a battle against 'the entire corrupt system that has taken over the DF'. The remarks frame his run as a fight against entrenched interests in the capital's politics. The word 'corrupto' is circulating widely online, drawing attention to accusations of corruption in Brasília and to Grass's anti-establishment pitch to voters.

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    Federal District politician Leandro Grass is making health a priority and has pledged a zero-fare policy for public transport in the DF. The proposal, reported by R7, is drawing attention in Brasília as voters weigh promises of free bus fares against the cost of funding them.

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    Gardener regrets planting pampas grass after years of cuts●Many years ago I planted a pampas grass because I liked the flowers (sigh, no, not that). Trouble is, the leaves are likMmastodonLifeHome & Garden1915 d ago

    A gardener has described digging out a pampas grass planted years earlier for its attractive flowers. The plant's leaves, sharp like kitchen knives, repeatedly sliced them as it grew very large, and removing the huge root ball broke their spade. The anecdote is resonating with other gardeners familiar with the plant's aggressive growth and razor-edged foliage.

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    David Grisman Joins Billy Strings Onstage for New Original●David “Dawg” Grisman Joins Billy Strings for Multiple Tunes including New Grisman Original “Billy of the Strings” https:MmastodonCultureMusic313 d ago

    Mandolinist David "Dawg" Grisman performed several songs with bluegrass star Billy Strings, including a new Grisman original titled "Billy of the Strings." The collaboration pairs the veteran jazz-grass pioneer with one of bluegrass's most popular current artists. Fans of the jam and bluegrass scene are sharing word of the joint set and the debut tune.

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    How Sod and Tall Fescue Grass Work, Explained▼Science 4 Everyone: How does sod and tall fescue work?✉newsScience1 d ago

    NBC4 Washington's 'Science 4 Everyone' segment explains how sod and tall fescue work, covering what sod is and why tall fescue is a common choice for lawns. The explainer breaks down the grass's characteristics and how rolled turf takes root after installation, offering practical context for homeowners considering their lawn options.

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    Lawn care is drawing attention in Germany as media outlets publish seasonal advice. Netzwelt explains the final cut before winter, saying temperature determines the right timing and recommends follow-up care afterwards. The HNA advises on sowing grass seed after the hot summer, outlining when the best moment is. Homeowners are looking up when to mow and reseed their lawns.

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    Extreme fire danger declared in Saratov region▼версия-саратовGgoogleRU20014 d ago

    Authorities in the Saratov region of Russia are warning of an extreme fire hazard in the left-bank part of the region. The alert comes after roughly two hectares of grass burned in the city of Saratov. Local residents are closely following the situation as dry, warm weather raises the risk of further wildfires across the area.

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    Researchers work to restore native grasses on solar farms▼Research powers up to help native grasses take root on solar farms✉newsEnvironmentEnergy29 d ago

    University of Alberta researchers are developing methods to help native grasses establish themselves on solar farm sites, pairing renewable energy infrastructure with native plant restoration. The work aims to make solar projects more environmentally beneficial by supporting groundcover beneath and around panels. It highlights growing interest in combining clean energy development with land stewardship.

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    Gardeners urged to leave winter plants standing for wildlife▼Ask the Master Gardener: Numerous plants offer shelter and food for wildlife over winter✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 d ago

    A Master Gardener column in the Brainerd Dispatch explains that numerous garden plants can provide shelter and food for wildlife through the winter months. Leaving seed heads, stems and grasses standing rather than cutting back beds gives birds, pollinators and other animals cover and nourishment until spring, the column advises.

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    Grass fire at Canadian military base kills four soldiers▼How a grass fire at a Canadian military base killed four soldiers✉newsWorldDefense7 d ago

    Four soldiers have died in a grass fire at a Canadian military base. Details of how the fire started and how the soldiers were killed remain limited in early reporting, but the incident has drawn attention given the unusual circumstances of a training or base environment proving deadly. The Canadian military is expected to face questions about safety procedures on its installations.

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    Spring Watering Duty for Community Garden Group●Spring has certainly sprung and the grass has riz. This morning I did my watering duty for our community group at a siteMmastodonLifeHome & Garden157 d ago

    A community volunteer in Australia spent the morning watering pot plants at a shared storage site as part of a rotating duty rota for their local not-for-profit group. The plants are kept at the premises of another charity that helps people in the neighbourhood. The post celebrates the arrival of spring and the small routines of community gardening.

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    Federal Agencies to Spray Herbicide on Invasive Grasses in Carbon County▼Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Wildlife Service to drop herbicide on invasive grasses in part of Carbon County✉newsEnvironmentWildlife23 h ago

    The Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan to aerially apply herbicide over part of Carbon County, Utah, to control invasive grasses that threaten native rangeland. The treatment targets cheatgrass-type invasives that raise wildfire risk and crowd out native vegetation. No details on timing, acreage or specific herbicide have been released in the initial report.

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    Bill Clinton Mocks Trump's Rose Garden Renovation▼Bill Clinton Says Donald Trump’s Rose Garden Resembles ‘Liberace’s Bathroom’✉newsLifeHome & Garden6 h ago

    Former US President Bill Clinton ridiculed Donald Trump's renovation of the White House Rose Garden, saying the paved-over space resembles 'Liberace's bathroom'. The jab adds to criticism of Trump's makeover of the historic garden, which replaced grass with stone paving and drew widespread mockery from observers who say it diminished a treasured presidential landmark.

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    Cleveland's Baseball Field Has No Dirt Around the Grass, Fan Notes●Todas las cancha de béisbol tienen dimensiones y condiciones diferentes, y esa es una de las cosas que me encantan del dMmastodonSportBaseball416 d ago

    A baseball fan is highlighting how every ballpark has different dimensions and conditions, part of the sport's charm. They recently discovered an unusual quirk: Cleveland's field lacks a strip of dirt surrounding all of the grass, unlike other stadiums. The observation is drawing attention to how distinctive Major League Baseball parks can be.

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    Gardener finds harvest mouse nest in sweetcorn●It's the first time that I had a nest of a # HarvestMouse in my sweetcorn. What a lovely surprise. # gardening # natureMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife2813 d ago

    A gardener has reported finding a nest of a harvest mouse in their sweetcorn crop for the first time, describing it as a lovely surprise. The sighting highlights how the small native rodents, known for weaving grass nests among plants, can turn up in vegetable gardens during late summer.

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    Four dead, 39 injured in grass fire at Canadian military base●Four dead, 39 injured at Canadian military base in grass fire fanned by high winds, officials say✉newsWorldDefense8 d ago

    A grass fire driven by high winds swept through a Canadian military base, killing four people and injuring 39 others, officials said. The blaze spread rapidly due to strong gusts, causing casualties at the facility. Details on the victims and the exact circumstances of the fire have not yet been released as authorities respond to the incident.

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    Homegrown Indonesian sambal fermented with 2025 garlic●An Indonesian Sambal fermentation for October 24, 2026. The home grown hot chilies, leeks, and lemon grass are about 1,7MmastodonLifeHome & Garden42 d ago

    A gardener and cook is preparing a fermented Indonesian sambal dated October 24, 2026, using roughly 1,750 grams of homegrown hot chilies, leeks, and lemongrass. The recipe also calls for fifteen heaping tablespoons of garlic fermented during the 2025 season, along with coconut sugar, tamarind, and thirty grams of salt. Observers are highlighting the quality of the homegrown leeks.

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    Rayo Vallecano's La Liga match against Athletic Club was suspended after home fans threw objects onto the pitch in protest. The demonstration was aimed at Rayo president Raúl Martín Presa, who faces mounting pressure from supporters. Play was halted as items landed on the grass, and the incident is now the main talking point among Spanish football fans.

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    A widely picked-up feature examines the shrinking role of grass courts in professional tennis. The piece looks at why fewer tournaments are played on grass, the high cost and difficulty of maintaining natural surfaces, and what the decline means for the sport's traditions. Its syndication across major sports outlets is drawing attention among tennis fans, many of whom worry the surface most associated with Wimbledon's history is becoming increasingly marginalised on the professional calendar.

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    Grass fire at Canadian military base kills four soldiers▼Grass fire at Canadian military base kills 4 soldiers and critically injures 19 other people✉newsWorldDefense2 d ago

    A grass fire at a Canadian military base has killed four soldiers and critically injured 19 other people, according to multiple news outlets including the AP. The blaze struck during what authorities describe as a fast-moving fire on base grounds. Details about the cause and the base's location have not been fully released as the Canadian Armed Forces respond to the casualties.

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    Home office workers enjoy midday runs in fine autumn weather●It's a glorious day outside. Doing home office means being able to go for a run in the middle of the day with your mostMmastodonHealthFitness91 min ago

    People working from home are making the most of pleasant autumn weather by fitting in runs during the working day. One poster described heading out at midday with a favourite companion and noted the odd sight of farmers turning grass on the fields in late October. The mood is one of quiet appreciation for the flexibility home office life allows.

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    Four killed as high winds turn grass fire deadly at Canadian military base▼Four killed after high winds turn grass fire deadly at Canadian military base, report says✉newsWorldDefense8 d ago

    Four people have died after a grass fire at a Canadian military base was driven out of control by high winds, according to a Reuters report picked up by multiple US news outlets. Authorities say the wind-fuelled blaze turned deadly at the base, and officials are expected to provide further details on the victims and circumstances as the investigation continues.

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    Oques Grasses concert airs on TV3●concert oques grasses tv3GgoogleES20016 d ago

    Catalan band Oques Grasses is drawing attention after a concert broadcast on TV3, Catalonia's public television channel. Viewers are sharing clips and reactions to the performance, with searches for the show climbing in Spain. The band, one of the most popular acts in Catalonia, regularly draws large audiences to its live shows.