Rvux Georgia s case against Trump is now expected sometime next week
A rare earthquake shook the East Coast on Friday. The quake was centered in Lebanon, New Jersey, a town 50 miles west of New York City.The U.S. Geological Survey has gone back and forth about whether the earthquake measured 4.8 or 4.7, settling on 4.8 for now. Regardless of the size, it was felt in and around New York City and Philadelphia.Later
stanley flask , a 4.0 magnitude aftershock was registered with its epicenter at just over 4 miles southwest of Gladstone, New Jersey, USGS reported. It was also felt in New York City by a Scripps News employee who confirmed the tremor.New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said that no damage has been reported in her state.The Federal Aviation Administration said that travelers could expect delays of 30-45 minutes at New York City s major airports due to th
stanley taza e earthquake.Officials also announced that the Holland Tunnel would be temporarily held for inspections. Amtrak said it was implementing speed restrictions for trains in the region.According to the USGS, Friday s earthquake was the strongest to be centered in New Jersey since 1780. The earthquake also was
stanley website the strongest to strike an East Coast state since a Magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattled North Carolina in 2020.The earthquake was a bit weaker than the Magnitude 5.8 quake centered in Virginia in 2011 that was widely felt across the East Coast and caused some damage in the Washington, D.C. area.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsBiden to unveil his new plan for student loan relief for new borrowersThese 10 cities a Kgvw December Drench: Wind, rain, and snow moving into Southeast Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee s West Wells Street could see some dramatic changes in its appearance in the coming years, and some local students are pushin
stanley cup g for that image to be a positive one.While the Milwaukee Public Museum moves out of its current building there, and a nearby State of Wisconsin building potentially goes on sale - UW-Milwaukee students were asked to come up with ideas on how the street could look in the future. UW-Milwaukee via Milwaukee Business Journal Eleven students part of the university s School of Architecture and Urban Planning have now presented their ideas to a panel that included ci
stanley cup ty officials, our partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal report.The city and the Downtown Milwaukee Business Improvement District threw their backing behind the UW-Milwaukee class and its project. UW-Milwaukee via Milwaukee Business Journal The BizJournal reports the students analyzed Wells Street from I-43 to North Sixth Street.The students proposals included ideas about a sake brewery, grocery stores, apartments, hotels and gathering spaces. Ideas included providing eating options for employees working at nearby Milwaukee County buildings and visitors at the Wisconsin Center. UW-Milwaukee via Milwaukee Business Journal The Public M
stanley thermos useum is set to leave its old building on Wells to a new building proposed on West McKinley Avenue. An old state office building along the stretch could
