Columbus Day Debate Gains Momentum Across U S
The movement to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day spreads from Los Angeles to Austin and other cities including San Francisco Seattle and Denver. Oberlin Ohio becomes the first city in the state to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day while debates continue among Italian Americans over cultural pride.
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Feinstein urges broad gun control to ban bump stocks
Senator Dianne Feinstein calls for a federal law to outlaw bump stocks and tighten gun controls. The NRA backs narrower limits, sparking a clash over whether legislative action or executive orders should lead the response after Las Vegas.
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Postal closures mark Columbus Day observance
Post offices will be closed and no mail delivered in observance of Columbus Day. Government offices and many banks also shut. Trash pickup remains on schedule for Rumpire Republic and Elyria customers.
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Sign Near Hewes Ave and U S 90 Welcomed in Gulfport
A Mississippi Gulf Coast welcome sign stood near the Hewes Avenue and U S 90 intersection in Gulfport on a Sunday, signaling entry to the coastal city.
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Weakened Nate Hits Gulf Coast
Nate weakened after making landfall near Biloxi Mississippi as a Category 1 hurricane before pushing into Alabama and Georgia. The storm caused flooding and power outages with debris on Biloxi’s beachfront highway and damage to a casino lobby and parking structure.
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