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Understood reports on boosting executive function with strategies like using air purifiers, body doubling, wearing "home shoes," and listening to specific sounds.
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Sukhman Rekhi, MA for Understood
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10/7/26
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Griffin Funding reports that rising home values boost financial security for homeowners but further burden renters, with equity gains reaching over $200,000 in six states.
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Bill Lyons for Griffin Funding
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10/7/26
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BHG Financial reports that applying for a personal loan can temporarily lower your credit score due to hard inquiries, but responsible management can help improve it over time.
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Ashley Donohoe, FPWM, CFEI, AFSP for BHG Financial
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10/7/26
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TheZebra.com reports that homeowners should address repairs now, as costs are rising due to labor shortages and material tariffs, making delays costly.
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Erik J. Martin for TheZebra.com
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10/7/26
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The Salt Lake Tribune reports Eli McCann's debut novel "Stitched" defied industry doubts and gained Hollywood interest, celebrating older women in Utah's quilting community.
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Palak Jayswal for The Salt Lake Tribune
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10/7/26
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(BPT) - For busy adults juggling careers, families and full lives, going back to school has often meant fitting into a system that was not designed with them in mind. The good news is that …
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10/7/26
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Grow Therapy reports that as the new school year begins, parents increasingly seek diverse mental health support for their children, noting a rise from 62% to 82% in professional help.
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Michael Heckendorn, LPC for Grow Therapy
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10/7/26
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The Marshall Project reports on Juan Sebastián Carvajal-Muñoz's lawsuit against ICE for a wrongful arrest, highlighting challenges in holding federal agents accountable.
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Christie Thompson for The Marshall Project
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10/7/26
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(BPT) - Are you thinking about adding a home backup system to your house in the form of a solar generator or portable power station? If not, it's a good idea to consider sooner rather than …
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10/7/26
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GIRLS SOCCER
Athenians bounce Chargers
Crawfordsville and North Montgomery opened the IHSAA Cascade Sectional on Monday.
Crawfordsville scored in the second half to win 1-0 over their …
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Journal Review
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10/7/26
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Crawfordsville Police Department
Monday
• Assault in the 1300 block of South Grant Avenue — 7:28 a.m.
• Property damage crash at 817 Whitlock Ave. — 7:51 a.m.
• Public …
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AMC has permanently closed its Crawfordsville 8 theater, the company confirmed Tuesday, following the theater’s temporary closure in August because of mold concerns.
“AMC has made the …
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Hayley Jarman | hjarman@jrpress.com
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10/7/26
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Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles has sold more than 380,000 “blackout” license plates in the year since the minimalist design launched — generating $12.9 million toward a five-year …
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Leslie Bonilla Muñiz | Indiana Capital Chronicle
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10/7/26
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Parke Heritage Middle School has been awarded a Next Generation School Improvement Grant (Next Gen SIG) from the Indiana Department of Education, securing up to $250,000 in planning funds over the …
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For the Journal Review
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10/7/26
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Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson clashed Tuesday night over healthcare, crime, data centers and election security in what will likely be the only opportunity for voters to see the two candidates for governor side by side. The town hall-style debate, organized by Atlanta News First and Atlanta-based Gray Media, is the only […]
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By Alander Rocha
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10/7/26
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Democrat Terri Pickens and independent John Stegner pledged during a gubernatorial candidate forum Tuesday night to undo many of incumbent Gov. Brad Little’s policies if they are elected Nov. 3. Little, a Republican, did not attend the gubernatorial candidate forum, which was sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Idaho and other nonprofit organizations. […]
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By Clark Corbin
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10/7/26
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(BPT) - Key takeaways:Members of the sandwich generation are often challenged with the cost and concerns of caring for two generations at the same time.Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease or …
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10/6/26
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PRAIRIE CITY – The U.S. Department of Agriculture launched a program Tuesday to increase research and sequencing of the country’s seed collection and announced it was “strengthening” its agreement with the Justice Department to investigate competition in the seed industry. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins made the announcement Tuesday at a farm near Prairie City, […]
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By Cami Koons
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10/6/26
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