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    Celebrity Waiter Soiree raises funds for early childhood education●Celebrity Waiter Soiree raises funds to support early childhood educationβœ‰newsCultureCelebrity2 min ago

    A Celebrity Waiter Soiree fundraiser was held to raise money supporting early childhood education. Local celebrities served as waiters during the event, with proceeds directed toward programs for young children. The event drew community attention for pairing entertainment with a cause focused on early learning.

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    RacketCon Takes Place This Saturday●RacketCon Is SaturdayYhnSportCricket15813 min ago

    RacketCon 2025, the annual conference for the Racket programming language, is scheduled for Saturday. The event brings together users and developers of Racket for talks and community discussions, with details available on the conference site. Community members are spreading the word ahead of the date.

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    NASA and Boeing set to announce Starliner's future●NASA and Boeing to announce Starliner's futureβ–ΆyoutubeScienceSpace Policy22.6K32 min ago

    NASA and Boeing are preparing a joint announcement about the future of the Starliner spacecraft, the crew capsule that has faced repeated technical setbacks since its troubled 2024 crewed test flight left astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams on the International Space Station. Attention is focused on whether the program will fly astronauts again or be curtailed.

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    Richmond Art Center marks 90 years with new director●Richmond Art Center celebrates 90 years, welcomes new executive directorβœ‰newsCultureArt4 min ago

    The Richmond Art Center is celebrating its 90th anniversary while welcoming a new executive director. The milestone marks nearly a century of arts programming in Richmond, California, and the leadership change signals a new chapter as the institution looks ahead to its next decade of community engagement and exhibitions.

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    Rhun, an open-source code editor written entirely in assembly●Show HN: Rhun, an open-source code editor written in assemblyYhnCultureMusic626 min ago

    A developer going by vladcodes has released Rhun, an open-source code editor written in assembly language. The project is being shared with the programming community, who are discussing the unusual choice to build a modern editor at such a low level, a task most developers would consider impractical.

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    A Port of Edmonds commission meeting addressed a range of topics spanning public art, music, and transportation issues. The local coverage suggests the commission discussed cultural programming alongside its traditional port and transit business, drawing attention from residents interested in how the waterfront authority balances community life with operations.

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    Sierra Theatre in Jefferson Joins Dolly Parton Imagination Library Fundraiserβ–ΌSierra Theatre in Jefferson to Participate in Fundraiser for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Libraryβœ‰newsCultureTheatre1 min ago

    The Sierra Theatre in Jefferson, Iowa, is taking part in a fundraiser benefiting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, the program that mails free books to young children. Local outlet Raccoon Valley Radio reported the theatre's participation, drawing attention to community efforts to support childhood literacy in Greene County and encourage residents to attend and donate.

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    Book Lovers Gather for 24th Annual South Dakota Festival of Booksβ–ΌBook lovers gather for 24th Annual SD Festival of Booksβœ‰newsCultureBooks3 min ago

    The 24th Annual South Dakota Festival of Books has brought together readers, authors and publishers, drawing book lovers from across the region for author talks, signings and literary programming. The long-running festival remains a staple event for the state's literary community, celebrating reading and writing each year.

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    Munson Receives $200,000 Grant for Community Arts Programmingβ–ΌMunson receives $200,000 grant to support community arts programmingβœ‰newsTechnologySoftware9 min ago

    Munson has been awarded a $200,000 grant to support its community arts programming, as reported by the Rome Sentinel. The funding will bolster the institution's arts offerings for the local community. No further details about the grantor or specific programs have been disclosed.

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    Flagler County Cultural Council launches grant program honoring Tom Gargiuloβ–ΌPatrons of public art: Flagler County Cultural Council launches new grant program honoring Tom Gargiuloβœ‰newsCultureArt4 min ago

    The Flagler County Cultural Council has launched a new grant program supporting patrons of public art, named in honor of Tom Gargiulo. The initiative aims to fund public art projects across the county while paying tribute to Gargiulo's contributions to the local cultural community. Further details about eligibility, funding amounts and timelines have not yet been widely reported.

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    Pizza Hut to open Little Hut Libraries to promote literacyβ–ΌPizza Hut will launch Little Hut Libraries to promote literacy in Octoberβœ‰newsCultureBooks3 min ago

    Pizza Hut will launch Little Hut Libraries in October, an initiative aimed at promoting literacy. The program is expected to place small book-lending structures in communities, echoing the model of neighborhood little free libraries. The announcement is drawing attention as the pizza chain continues its long-running BOOK IT! literacy efforts, with observers weighing in on whether restaurants can meaningfully support children's reading.

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    Argyle entrepreneur pitches latest idea on reality TV●Argyle entrepreneur takes his latest big idea to reality TVβœ‰newsCultureTelevision7 min ago

    An entrepreneur from Argyle has brought his newest business idea to reality television, according to the Cross Timbers Gazette. The local paper reports that the businessman is showcasing his latest venture on the show, drawing attention from readers in the North Texas community. Details about the product and how he fares on the program have not been disclosed.

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    MVCC School of Art plans fall events lineup●MVCC School of Art plans fall eventsβœ‰newsCultureArt4 min ago

    Mohawk Valley Community College's School of Art has announced its schedule of events for the fall season. The Rome Sentinel reported the announcement, though details of the specific exhibitions, performances or programs have not yet been widely circulated. Local residents and art followers in the Mohawk Valley region are expected to watch for the college's upcoming calendar.

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    A Celebrity Waiter Soiree was held to raise money for early childhood education, with local celebrities serving as waiters to draw attendees and donations. The event reportedly brought community members together in support of programs for young children.

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    Anger Grows Over Android Developer Verification Program●Fuck Android Developer Verification ProgramYhnTechnologyMobile33440 min ago

    Google's Android Developer Verification Program is drawing sharp backlash from developers, who say the requirement that app installers verify their identity with Google undermines Android's openness. Critics argue it pushes the platform toward Apple-style gatekeeping and restricts sideloading and alternative app distribution, prompting a wave of frustration across developer communities.

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    Alhamar No. 4, a local Masonic lodge, held a pizza party for Special Olympics bowlers, celebrating the athletes and thanking volunteers in a community gathering. The event highlights the group's ongoing support for the bowlers, and coverage of the party has drawn attention as a feel-good local story about community involvement in the Special Olympics program.

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    Quarteto Nuevo Brings World Music to ABACβ–ΌQuarteto Nuevo Brings Music From Around the World to ABACβœ‰newsCultureMusic6 min ago

    The ensemble Quarteto Nuevo is performing at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) in Tifton, Georgia, presenting a program of music drawn from traditions around the world. The group blends classical training with global styles, offering students and local audiences an international concert experience on the college campus.

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    Sky launches Van Gogh season with brushstroke engineβ–ΌSky's Van Gogh season began with a brushstroke engineβœ‰newsCultureGaming5 min ago

    Sky has opened its Van Gogh season with a custom 'brushstroke engine', a tool designed to recreate the painter's distinctive style for its campaign and programming. The launch is drawing attention from the design and creative community, with commentary focusing on how the technology mimics Van Gogh's brushwork for broadcast and marketing use.

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    Tillamook Special Olympics Welcomes Athletes for Soccer and Bowling●Special Olympics Oregon uses sports training and competition to grow acceptance, inclusion of children and adults with intellectual disabilities; Join Tillamook Special Olympics – Happening Now – Soccer & Bowling – Tillamook County Pioneerβœ‰newsSportOlympics10 min ago

    Special Olympics Oregon is inviting children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Tillamook County to join its local programs, with soccer and bowling currently underway. The organisation says sports training and competition build acceptance and inclusion, and local coordinators are encouraging community members to sign up as athletes or volunteers as activities continue through the season.

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    JosΓ© Martinez led a bilingual story time session at the Reading Library book fair, reading to children and families in two languages. The event is part of the library's book fair programming, which aims to promote literacy and celebrate the community's diverse linguistic background through shared storytelling.

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    YoloArts' annual Arts Farm event set for October 17●YoloArts’ annual Arts Farm set for Oct. 17βœ‰newsCultureArt4 min ago

    YoloArts, a arts organization in Yolo County, California, has scheduled its annual Arts Farm event for October 17. The event, announced by the Daily Democrat, brings arts programming to local farmland. Details on programming, participating artists and venues have not yet been widely shared, but the date confirmation is drawing attention from the local community.

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    DeSales Women's Tennis Edges Rutgers-Camden 4-3●Women's Tennis Earns 4-3 Win at Rutgers-Camdenβœ‰newsSportTennis14 min ago

    DeSales University's women's tennis team claimed a narrow 4-3 victory over Rutgers-Camden in an away match, according to the university's athletics department. The result marks a close win in the Bulldogs' season, with the team securing the deciding point in what was a tightly contested contest between the two programs.

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    Kennesaw State Women's Golf Heads to Knoxville for Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate●Women’s Golf Flies Up to Knoxville for Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiateβœ‰newsSportGolf12 min ago

    Kennesaw State University's women's golf team is traveling to Knoxville, Tennessee, to compete in the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate. The tournament brings together collegiate programs from across the region, and the Owls' appearance marks another stop in their fall schedule. Coverage so far comes mainly from the university's athletics department announcing the team's participation in the event.

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    Buffalo PAL marks 75 years of youth programsβ–ΌBuffalo PAL celebrates 75 years of education, sports and mentorshipβœ‰newsSportSports18 min ago

    The Buffalo Police Athletic League is celebrating its 75th anniversary, marking seven and a half decades of offering local young people education, sports and mentorship programs. The milestone highlights the organization's long-running role in the Buffalo community, where generations of children have taken part in its athletics and learning activities.

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    Developer builds a functional programming language over simple arithmetic●Needed 1+1, built a functional programming languageYhnTechnologySoftware15142 min ago

    A developer has written about setting out to do something as simple as adding one plus one and ending up building a full functional programming language instead. The blog post, shared on Hacker News, recounts the project and has drawn engagement from the programming community, with readers discussing the familiar phenomenon of scope creep in side projects and the appeal of building languages from scratch.

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    NAMIWalks at Asbury Methodist Church raises over $116,000●NAMIWalks at Asbury Methodist Church raises over $116,000 for mental health awarenessβœ‰newsHealth23 min ago

    A NAMIWalks event held at Asbury Methodist Church has raised more than $116,000 for mental health awareness, according to local news coverage. The fundraising walk supports the National Alliance on Mental Illness and its programs, drawing community members together to support mental health services and reduce stigma.

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    Sussex County Community College to Unveil Outdoor Fitness Court Studio●Sussex County Community College to Unveil New Outdoor Fitness Court Studioβœ‰newsHealthFitness21 min ago

    Sussex County Community College is preparing to unveil a new outdoor fitness court studio on its campus. The facility is intended to expand free, open-air workout options for students and local residents. Details about the opening date, equipment and programming have not yet been released, and little additional information is available beyond the announcement itself.

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    Rigby and Don pledge to protect ocean resources●Rigby and Don would work to help protect our ocean resources, programsβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans26 min ago

    Rigby and Don have said they would work to help protect ocean resources and the programs that support them. The pledge ties their platform to marine conservation, a subject of growing attention in coastal communities where fishing, water quality and habitat protection are live political issues. Details of what specific protections or funding they propose have not been laid out.

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    Beacon Health System holds third annual Youth Summit in South Bendβ–ΌBeacon Health System hosts third annual Youth Summit in South Bendβœ‰newsHealth25 min ago

    Beacon Health System held its third annual Youth Summit in South Bend, Indiana, an event focused on young people in the community. The health system organizes the summit each year, with this being its third installment. Details on speakers, attendance and specific programming were not provided, but the event marks Beacon's continued investment in youth-focused health and community engagement in the South Bend area.

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    Plymouth to host fall pride event in west metroβ–ΌPlymouth brings fall pride event to the West Metroβœ‰newsHealthMedicine24 min ago

    Plymouth, Minnesota is organizing a pride event scheduled for the fall, extending LGBTQ+ celebrations into the western Minneapolis suburbs. The event marks the city's effort to bring pride programming outside the usual summer calendar and central venues. The announcement has drawn local attention as communities weigh how such events fit into suburban public life.

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    Millvale Community Library breaks ground on tool lending space●Millvale Community Library breaks ground on dedicated space for tool lending programβœ‰newsScienceSpace Policy32 min ago

    The Millvale Community Library in Pennsylvania has broken ground on a dedicated building to house its tool lending program. The library already lends tools to residents, and the new space will give the program a permanent home. Local outlet WPXI reported on the ceremony, and residents are celebrating the library's expanding role as a community resource hub.

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    Health Program Seeks Approval to Raise Chickens at High School●Health program seeking permission to raise chickens at high schoolβœ‰newsHealthMental Health23 min ago

    A school health program is asking officials for permission to raise chickens at a high school, according to local reporting. The proposal would bring live poultry onto campus, likely for hands-on learning tied to nutrition, agriculture, or student wellness. Discussions about whether the district will approve the request are drawing local attention, with residents weighing practical concerns such as upkeep and regulations against the educational benefits.

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    Starlink launches Communities Program for passive income via internet sharing●Starlink launches Communities Program for passive income through internet sharingβœ‰newsTechnologyInternet40 min ago

    Starlink has introduced a Communities Program that lets users earn passive income by sharing their internet connection with others. The initiative, reported by Teslarati, allows Starlink subscribers to open their network to nearby users, expanding access in underserved areas while rewarding hosts. The move signals SpaceX's push to grow its satellite broadband footprint through community-based sharing.

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    HHS shifts minority health funds to cover RFK Jr.'s security●HHS cuts minority health budget for RFK Jr.’s securityβœ‰newsHealth25 min ago

    The Department of Health and Human Services is redirecting money from its minority health budget to pay for increased security for Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The move is drawing criticism from public health advocates who argue that programs serving minority communities are being cut to cover personal protection costs for the nation's top health official.

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    Milt Windler, Apollo 13 flight director, has died●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1 17378693503152674 Godspeed, Milt Windler πŸš€ # Apollo13 # NASA # Friendswood #MmastodonScienceSpace636 min ago

    Milt Windler, one of NASA's flight directors during the Apollo 13 crisis, has died, according to a report shared by Ars Technica. Windler was one of the four flight directors who guided the crippled spacecraft safely back to Earth in 1970, and later worked on the Space Shuttle program. Tributes are coming in from the space community, with colleagues and fans writing 'Godspeed' in his honor.

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    DPR Construction is broadening its community engagement through its Service September initiative, a company program dedicated to volunteer and community service activities. The company says the effort expands its outreach beyond construction work, supporting local projects and nonprofit partners. Details on specific projects and partner organizations were not provided.

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    Chamber of Commerce to launch relational business accelerator●Business Briefcase: Chamber to launch relational β€˜acceleratorβ€™βœ‰newsBusiness56 min ago

    A chamber of commerce is preparing to launch a new 'accelerator' program focused on relationship-building among local businesses, according to a Business Briefcase news item. Details on the program's structure, participants, and timeline have not yet been made public, but the initiative signals a push to strengthen local business networks rather than offer traditional startup funding or mentorship.

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    How to Make SSH Use a Password Instead of a Key●Need to test password-based SSH login, or connect to a host without offering your usual key? You can... # programming #MmastodonTechnologySoftware342 min ago

    Developers are sharing a quick tip for forcing SSH to use password authentication instead of a stored key, useful when testing password-based logins or connecting to hosts where your usual key should not be offered. The method is being passed around among beginner and devops audiences as a handy productivity trick.

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    The Zig programming language project has published version 0.17.0, with full release notes available on the official Zig website. Developers are discussing the update across technical forums, weighing what the new version changes for the systems programming language and its growing community.

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    Fort Wayne startup joins 16 Tech fall cohort●Sept. 30: Fort Wayne startup company selected for fall cohort by 16 Tech Community Corporationβœ‰newsBusinessStartups51 min ago

    A Fort Wayne startup has been selected by Indianapolis-based 16 Tech Community Corporation for its fall cohort, an announcement dated September 30. The program typically offers selected companies mentoring, resources and connections to help them grow. The name of the startup and details of the selection have not yet been widely reported.