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 FOND DU LAC, Wis. 鈥?A 34-year-old is dead after authorities say the person and a deputy exchanged gunfire in Fond du Lac last weekend.According to a news release from the state Department of Justice, authorities responded around 6 a.m. on Saturday, October 14, 2023 to a home in the 500 block of Drury Place in the City of Fond du Lac.The DOJ said deputy Blaine Evans with 5 years of law enforcement experience encountered 34-year-old Kyle Massie, who was inside a vehicle.The DOJ said gunfire was then exchanged between the deputy and the 34-year-old.Massie died at the scene of the shooting. Deputy Canine Iro, who was part of the police response, was shot and seriously injured. The deputy is getting  critical care  at the hospital.The other officer, Evans, had a body-worn camera during the incident. Evans is on administrative leave per state policy.The DOJ s Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating the incident.Read the DOJ s full release below:    FOND DU LAC, Wis. 鈥?The Wisconsin Department of Justice  DOJ  Division of Criminal Investigation  DCI  is continuing to investigate an officer involved critical incident in the City of Fond du Lac, Wis. that occurred on the morning of Saturday, October 14, 2023.At approximately 5:55 a.m., o stanley cup fficers with the Fond du Lac Police Department and deputies with the Fond du Lac County S stanley cup heriffs Office responded to a disturbance involving weapons on the 500 block of Drury Place in the City of Fond  stanley romania du Lac. Upon arrival, Deputy Sheriff Bl Xpbx Man who helped kill Michael Jordan  s dad granted parole in 2023
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 The weary Indigenous men gathered at their base camp, nestled among towering trees and dense vegetation that form a disorienting sea of green. They sensed that their ancestral land 鈥?Selva Madre, or Mother Jungle 鈥?was unwilling to let them find the four children who d been missing since their charter plane crashed weeks earlier in a remote area in southern Colombia.Indigenous volunteers and military crews had found signs of hope: a baby bottle, half-eaten fruit, dirty diapers strewn across a wide swatch of rainforest. The men were convinced the children had survive stanley cup d. But punishing rains, harsh terrain and the passing of time had diminished their spirits and drained their stamina.The weak of body, of mind, of faith do not make it out of this jungle. Day 39 was do or die 鈥?for the children and the search teams.That night at camp, Manuel Ranoque, father of the two youngest children, reached for one of the most sacred rituals of Indigenous groups of the Amazon 鈥?yag茅, a bitter tea made of plants native to the rainforest, more widely known as ayahuasca. For centuries, the hallucinogenic cocktail has been used as a cure for all ailments by people in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Brazil.Henry Guerrero, a volunteer who joined the search from the children s home village near Araracuara, vaso stanley  told The stanley flask  Associated Press his aunt prepared the yag茅 for the group. They believed it would induce visions that could lead them to the children. I told them,  Theres nothing to do here. We will not find  Vmub Congressional leaders meet with Biden to discuss the border, Ukraine
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 If you hate Mondays, maybe the promise of a rare natural phenomenon will get you ready for the new week as the nation prepares for the upcoming total solar eclipse stanley cup . NASA says itll be your last chance to see one in the U.S. until August 2044.The interstellar dance is captivating the country with millions of Americans traveling to revel in the rarity on April 8.According to NASA, a total eclipse happens when the moon completely blocks the face of the sun. You can see the whole show in whats called the path of totality, a narrow strip that stretches from Texas to Maine, while the rest of the country will experience at least a partial eclipse on Monday.But for some, bad weather could lead to an early curtain with meteorologists predicting potential storms or cloud cover, although theres still  stanley cup time for the forecast to change. If weather cooperates, Mexicos P stanley cup acific Coast will get the first sighting at around 2:00 p.m. Eastern, with the eclipses grand finale concealing Nova Scotia 1 1/2 hours later.Expect stars and planets to shine bright, with temperatures dropping and some animals growing anxious or quiet.As incredible of a sight it may be, scientists warn: Dont look directly at the eclipse without specialized glasses. If you look directly at the sun, then they re invisible rays. So ultraviolet and infrared can burn your eyes,  said Chad Sosolik, a professor of physics and astronomy at Clemson University.Flights across the country could be impacted Monday, with the Federal Aviatio Soub Where to get a free COVID-19 test in the Milwaukee area
 The global pandemic ca stanley cup used skyscrapers and office parks to sit empty for months and now as the U.S. recovers, companies are deciding whether or not their workers will return to their headquarters.Long before the pandemic forced workers to turn their homes into offices, Connia Nelson at Lifeway Christian Resources in Nashville, Tennessee, was already looking around the company s headquarters and questioning if they needed their 277,000 square foot building.Even pre-pandemic occupancy rates were around 60%. More and more people were working remotely,  Nelson said.With most of the company working offsite, Lifeway decided to make a difficult decision. Two weeks ago, they sold their nearly new company headquarters for an estimated $95 million.They had jus stanley cups uk t moved into the building in 2017. We had to ask ourselves, is it worth having a building of this size when youre not fully utilizing it  Its a great building but does that make sense   she added.Businesses of all sizes are trying to figure out what s next as many companies are looking at keeping workers remote either full-time or in a hybrid-type situation. It s left companies looking at balance sheets and wondering if leasing massive office space makes financial sense. It s a conversation I think a lot of people are having,  Nelson noted.Commercial real estate experts say its still too soon to predict any long-term impacts from all of this, as many large companies are locked into four or five stanley cup becher -year leases. That prevents them from