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Seattle jury awards $13 million to athlete who fell on sidewalk – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
SUMMARY: A jury awarded $13.1 million to ultramarathon runner Lesley Mettler Auld, who was severely injured after falling on a Seattle sidewalk in 2021. The King County jury found the city of Seattle and an apartment building's owners responsible. Auld, 53, who now struggles to walk and cannot run anymore, fell on a water and algae-covered stretch of sidewalk in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood. Other residents also testified about falling there. Auld sustained severe quadriceps damage and required multiple surgeries. The Seattle city attorney's office declined to comment on the case.
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Biden Says He’s in the Race Through Election Day
SUMMARY: President Joe Biden affirmed his commitment to the presidential race during a meeting with campaign staff, despite discussions about his debate performance against former President Donald Trump, which was attributed to illness and travel fatigue. Some Democrats are considering urging Biden to withdraw, citing internal dissatisfaction. The Boston Globe and New York Times have called for Biden to step aside in favor of other candidates, while The Washington Post reported Trump's campaign hopes Biden remains, believing Trump can defeat him. Biden maintains support from key Democrats, though concerns persist as the November election approaches.
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Texas emergency agencies to prepare for Hurricane Beryl response, recovery efforts
SUMMARY: Texas Governor Greg Abbott has instructed 39 Texas Emergency Management Council agencies to start preparing for Hurricane Beryl's response and recovery operations, according to a recent announcement. Governor Abbott urged the development of 24/7 staffing plans for the State Emergency Operations Center. As of Wednesday, Hurricane Beryl had downgraded to Category 4 and is predicted to weaken before hitting the Gulf of Mexico. Abbott emphasized readiness and safety precautions for residents and visitors as the holiday weekend approaches. Key participating agencies include Texas A&M, Texas National Guard, Texas Department of Public Safety, and numerous others. More information is available on various Texas emergency management websites.
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Lee’s Golden Dragon, one of Houston’s oldest lion dance group, celebrates its 50th anniversary
SUMMARY: Allen Lee founded Lee's Golden Dragon in 1974 in Houston to preserve the cultural tradition of lion dancing. Initially lacking organized teams in the area, Lee aimed to pass on this art form to future generations. The lion dance, historically meant to ward off evil spirits, is now believed to bring good luck and prosperity. Lee's troupe combines cultural music, dance, acrobatics, and daring stunts. Despite recruitment challenges due to the sport's demands, the group has grown and performs at various events. Lee, a dentist by day, remains devoted to lion dancing, celebrating his troupe's 50th anniversary this year.
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