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File Photo: Pearl Jam with frontman Eddie Vedder rocks Fenway Park in Boston on Friday, August 5, 2016. Staff photo by Nicolaus Czarnecki (Photo by MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images) A young musician got the opportunity of a lifetime to hit the stage with legendary rock group Pearl Jam for a performance last Friday.

PINE VALLEY - OCTOBER 1996: General view taken during a Pine Valley Golf Club photo shoot held in October 1996 at the Pine Valley Golf Club, in New Jersey. (David Cannon/Getty Images)PINE VALLEY, N.J. - Acting Attorney General Matthew J.

PHILADELPHIA - Army officials say a soldier was killed and two others were hurt during an exercise at the Yakima Training Center in central Washington state. The Yakima Herald-Republic reports 20-year-old Army Pfc. Joseph A.

EMMAUS, Pa. - A Lehigh Valley Borough is suing nearly 2 dozen companies that make foam used to put out fires because officials in the borough say that the toxic chemicals found in the foam were also found in its water supply. The Borough of Emmaus is alleging that two of the borough's wells became contaminated from a nearby fire-fighting facility. They're saying that the foam, which was used at the facility for more than 50 years, seeped into the ground and contaminated the water wells. Officials from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) say that when they tested the water wells of Emmaus last year, they found well over the 70 parts per trillion of cancer-causing chemicals that the EPA deems safe. In one of the wells, which is 150 feet away from the fire facility, the EPA say they found 456 parts per trillion of the chemicals.

SMYRNA, Ga. - Ballpark concessions are known to be expensive, but the Atlanta Braves are taking food prices to another level. Fresh off a World Series title, the Braves will begin selling a burger fit for champions at Truist Park in 2022. The World Champions Burger costs $151. It's made with a half-pound Waygu beef burger on a toasted, Irish-buttered brioche bun, topped with cage-free pan-fried eggs, gold-leaf-wrapped Hudson Valley foie gras, grilled cold water lobster tail, heirloom tomato, garden-fresh Bibb lettuce, Tillamook cheddar cheese and truffle aioli.

Rylan Scott Compson and Carson Edward West PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. - Two 18 year olds are behind bars after Prescott Valley Police say they admitted to stealing a car from a home and taking it for a joyride that ended in a crash on the morning of April 2.At around 5:30 a.m., officers responded to a single-car crash on Viewpoint Drive, between Manley Drive and Roundup Drive."It was evident that the vehicle had rolled several times before coming to rest," said department spokesperson Jerry Ferguson.Later on that same morning, Prescott Valley residents Rylan Scott Compson and Carson Edward West arrived at the police department saying they had been beaten up at a park around 2 a.m. During questioning, investigators say they changed their stories, saying they were injured in a car crash and left the scene of the crash.Eventually, Ferguson says West and Compson "admitted to entering the car owner’s home and stealing the vehicle.

Bruce Willis and his wife have sold $65 million in real estate over the last four years, as the beloved actor sought to simplify his life amid his deteriorating health. Willis, 67, has been diagnosed with the degenerative brain condition aphasia, his family announced on Wednesday, and is drawing the curtain on his legendary Hollywood career that spans 44 years. Supported by his wife of 13 years - Victoria's Secret model Emma Heming, 43 - Willis will now spend most of his time at their $9.

It has been suggested that Bruce has been aware of his disorder "for some time" and he has sold off almost $65 million (£50 million) of property.Reports have claimed that the star has sold off his property in New York and beyond and that he is going to focus on his life in California as he continues his health battle.“Bruce Willis has been preparing for his decline in health for some time, say friends, selling off all of his prize property in New York and beyond," a source has claimed.“Willis has spent a number of years selling nearly $65 million worth of luxury properties to focus on life with his family in California.”The source went on: “Bruce has been preparing for this moment for a long time.

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews restaurant sign and logo, Spokane Valley, Washington, headquartered in Greenwood Village Colorado. (Photo by: Don and Melinda Crawford/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) CLACKAMAS, Ore. - An Oregon man alleges that a Red Robin restaurant employee put semen in his salad in retaliation for alleging racism.A lawsuit, seeking $1 million in damages, was recently filed in Multnomah County Circuit Court against manager Jason Fosberg and Red Robin International, Inc. The customer’s name is not listed in the lawsuit but is identified as "C.T."According to court documents obtained by FOX Television Stations, C.T., a Black customer, arrived with family and friends at a Red Robin restaurant in Clackamas, Oregon, in March 2021. C.T.

FILE - Sign with logo for Boy Scouts of America in the Silicon Valley, Foster City, California, April 11, 2020. DOVER, Del. - More than two years after the Boy Scouts of America sought bankruptcy protection amid an onslaught of child sex abuse allegations, a judge will determine whether to confirm its proposed reorganization plan in a trial beginning Monday.The trial in U.S.

Facade with sign at Amazon Books retail store on Santana Row in the Silicon Valley, San Jose, California, December 14, 2019. NEW YORK (AP) - Amazon is closing all of its brick-and-mortar bookstores, as well as its 4-star shops and pop up locations, as the online retail behemoth reworks its physical footprint.The Seattle-based company said Wednesday that the move, which affects 66 stores in the U.S.

ELKINS PARK, Pa. - Frank Mitchell, the owner and founder of Mitchell and Mitchell Wines, is on a mission to promote inclusivity and unity in the industry. Friday is National Drink Wine Day and many across the country use it as an opportunity to dabble in new flavors for their pallette. RELATED: National Drink Wine Day: Wine by the numbersFor Mitchell, his business is the only Black-owned winery in the area and just one of the 47 operating in the country. "I want to change the concept that wine is a white man's game," he said. His business started with dinner parties.

AKUREYRI, Iceland - American skateboarder and social media influencer Josh Neuman was one of four men killed when a sightseeing plane crashed into a lake in Iceland, authorities in the North Atlantic island nation said Monday.Neuman, 22, was on the flight to create commercial content for the Belgian fashion brand Suspicious Antwerp along with Tim Alings, the company’s sponsorship manager, 27; and Nicola Bellavia, a 32-year-old skydiver and social media influencer from Belgium.The pilot, Haraldur Diego, 49, was considered one of Iceland’s most prominent aviators and a pioneer of photography tours.National park Pingvellir and Pingvallavatn, the largest lake of Iceland.. (Photo by: Prisma Bildagentur/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Four bodies believed to be the men were discovered on Sunday in Lake Thingvallavatn, Iceland’s second-largest lake with the use of an autonomous submarine and sonar technology.RELATED: Man who went to space with William Shatner dies in plane crash in New JerseyPoor weather has prevented divers retrieving the bodies, found at depths of up to 157 feet (48 meters)."For the safety of divers we have to wait until the weather improves," police chief Oddur Arnason told The Associated Press.Dramatic body-worn camera video shows the heroic rescue of an injured pilot just seconds before a train crashes into a single-engine plane in the San Fernando Valley.

PHILADELPIA - A powerful nor'easter that brought strong winds and more than a foot of snow to parts of the Delaware Valley region both Friday night and into Saturday morning has impacted the region by forcing some schools to change their regular schedule. The nor'easter was resolved by Sunday with sunshine returning to the area with seasonably cold temperatures. As a result nor'easter, area schools have announced late openings and even closures amid the severe weather. Snow clean-up has been happening in parts of the region, but concerns over clear roads and safety abound. ___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Neil Young performs in concert during Farm Aid 34 at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on September 21, 2019 in East Troy, Wisconsin. (Photo by Gary Miller/Getty Images)Spotify is currently in the process of removing all of Neil Young’s music from its platform after the rock singer gave the company an ultimatum to "deal with the vaccine misinformation coming from Joe Rogan’s podcast," or lose his music. Rolling Stone Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter reported on Wednesday that Spotify was working to remove Young’s entire catalog of music from its platform following a letter published and then taken down by the Canadian folk and rock legend.Rolling Stone, which first reported on Young’s letter Monday, reported that the post has since been deleted.

Neil Young attends a press conference for Farm Aid 34 at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on Sept. 21, 2019, in East Troy, Wisconsin.

LOS ANGELES - A state lawmaker said he wants to ensure that all school students in Los Angeles and throughout the state are vaccinated against COVID-19, and do to that, he announced a proposal Monday to eliminate personal belief exemptions and expand upon a state vaccine mandate."We have an opportunity here to keep kids safe," Sen. Richard Pan, D- Sacramento, said during a California Medical Association news conference at Arleta High School in the San Fernando Valley, where the legislator and pediatrician announced details of the Keep Schools Open and Safe Act.FOX 11's Susan Hirasuna spoke with parents after learning that LAUSD will delay the enforcement of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate."As a pediatrician, parent and legislator, I am committed to giving the public confidence and certainty that we are working to prevent or slow down the next coronavirus surge," Pan said.

LOS ANGELES - A mother who claims teachers secretly manipulated her 11-year-old daughter into changing her gender identity and name has filed a legal case against a tiny California school district.Spreckels Union School District was responsible for "extreme and outrageous conduct" that led the student on a path toward transitioning as a boy and drove a wedge between mother and child, according to the claim filed Wednesday by a conservative legal group.Jessica Konen said two middle school teachers who ran the school’s Equality Club — later known as UBU (You Be You) — had planted the seed in her daughter’s head in 6th grade that she was bisexual and then introduced the idea she was transgender.The legal claim that is a precursor to a lawsuit follows a flare up of tensions in the district last fall after the author of a book widely criticized as "anti-transgender" quoted the two teachers speaking at a conference about how to run an LGBTQ+ club in a conservative community.Spreckels is a speck of a town in the agricultural Salinas Valley, about 90 miles south of San Francisco. It was once home to the world’s largest sugar refinery and was the setting for some of the scenes in the 1955 film based on John Steinbeck’s "East of Eden."While Konen said her daughter had revealed she was bisexual, the mother was unaware she was identifying as a boy until she was called to a meeting at the Buena Vista Middle School principal’s office in December 2019 when her daughter was in 7th grade.She wasn’t told the purpose of the meeting until her daughter entered the room and sat across a table from her and teacher Lori Caldeira broke the news."I literally was caught off guard.

Los Angeles police fatally shot a 14-year-old girl who was inside a clothing store dressing room Thursday as they fired at a suspect who had assaulted a woman earlier, authorities said.

PHILADELPHIA - Layer up for Thursday, it will be a bitter start to the day with morning lows in the 20s.It will stay cold with increasing high clouds in the afternoon. Expect highs in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees.Late Thursday night, a clipper system to our north could bring a brief snow shower to the Poconos, otherwise, it will be quite until late Christmas Eve.Another low-pressure system will pass to our north Christmas Eve, showers will arrive late at night, bring the umbrella if you are venturing out to midnight mass.The showers will end by early Christmas morning.If you travel in the Lehigh Valley or the Poconos it may just be cold enough to see some snow showers change to freezing rain overnight into early Christmas morning.

LOS ANGELES - Shocking moments captured on SkyFOX showed a driver evade police by hitting the officers' cruisers multiple times in a San Fernando Valley neighborhood.SkyFOX was initially over Van Nuys as the chase suspect led the Los Angeles Police Department on a pursuit for possibly stealing the car.Later in the chase, the suspect was briefly trapped inside a cul-de-sac in Studio City.

PHILADELPHIA - A 78-year-old Montgomery County man has been sentenced in the theft and sale of a rare antique rifle, dating to 1775.United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams made the announcement Tuesday, stating 78-year-old Thomas Gavin, of Pottstown, pleaded guilty in July of disposal of an object of cultural heritage stolen from a museum.As part of the plea, Williams explained, Gavin admitted to stealing the Christian Oerter rifle from the Valley Forge State Park Museum in 1971.

HUNT VALLEY, MD - APRIL 03: The headquarters of the Sinclair Broadcast Group is shown April 3, 2018 in Hunt Valley, Maryland. The company, the largest owner of local television stations in the United States, has drawn attention recently for repeating Ransomware attacks, in which cyber criminals encrypt an organization’s data and then demand payment to unscramble it, are a growing scourge in the United States .

Water Valley, Tenn. (Credit: Crista Swartz) MAURY COUNTY, Tenn. - For fans of the television show "Schitt’s Creek," this is one of those moments when life imitates art.An entire Tennessee town — named Water Valley — is up for sale.

A study today in JAMA Network Open that found quadruple the risk of COVID-19 in California farmworkers reveals risk factors for current or previous SARS-CoV-2 infection in the group, including outdoor work exposures, crowded living conditions, and high body mass index (BMI).

Human remains found in search for man missing after N.S. campsite fire By the time officers arrived, the fire was out, Marshall said.“The exterior of the travel trailer was intact,” he added.Millvale is a small community in Cumberland County near Westchester Valley, about 50 kilometres southeast of Amherst and the New Brunswick border.Marshall was not sure how long the camper had been parked there, but believes the family was at the location for the weekend.

Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterAlmost 700 young people in Forth Valley are still waiting for vital mental health treatment, according to new figures.The latest data from Public Health Scotland (PHS) has revealed that 695 people are still awaiting support from the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) locally for the period up to June 30, with only 39 per cent of those having been waiting for 18 weeks or fewer.It represents a slight recovery in the waiting times backlog for CAMHS support in the region from the previous quarter - where 935 people were still on hold for treatment.The new PHS report reveals a general trend of gradual improvement for Forth Valley in tackling the

UPPER GWYNEDD TWP, Pa. - Authorities in Upper Gwynedd Township are searching for someone who police say spray-painted several signs around town, including some graffiti with apparent anti-vaccine messages.The Upper Gwynedd Township Police Department said the vandal tagged locations in Valley Forge, Sumneytown Pike and Supplee Road overnight Wednesday.

WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah - A guest at a Utah reptile center jumped into a large alligator enclosure to rescue a female handler pulled into a water tank by an alligator.In a video captured by party guest Theresa Wiseman, a woman who is an alligator instructor at Scales and Tails, a self-described "educational and entertainment company," attempts to guide a large alligator back into a water tank after it made its way onto a platform.The instructor signs a command, signaling for the alligator to retreat back into the water as a group of children attending the party look on from behind a glass barrier. RELATED: 'Darth Gator' video shows alligator escape enclosure in Southern CaliforniaBut instead of retreating, the alligator suddenly grabs the

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. - A TikTok video of an alligator escaping an enclosure in the Fountain Valley Reptile Zoo during mealtime has gone viral, garnering more than 84 million views in 10 days. In the video, a staff member, who is identified as Juliette Brewer, the daughter of the zoo owner, by Newsweek, can be seen opening a glass slide window, getting ready to feed raw poultry to two alligators.However, one of the gators, named "Darth Gator," can be seen climbing over the enclosure to get a better grip of the chicken meat."Don't think about it, don't think about it," laughed Brewer nervously as the reptile began to climb out of the enclosure. The gator is 8.5 feet long and over 200 pounds according to a longer recording of the event

Stevie Nicks has cancelled five forthcoming performances at music festivals, citing coronavirus concerns, she said in a statement Tuesday.

(USDA)Milford, Indiana-based food processor Serenade Foods has issued a voluntary recall for 59,251 pounds of frozen, raw, breaded and pre-browned stuffed chicken products over concerns of possible salmonella contamination.The following Dutch Farms, Milford Valley and Kirkwood products are affected by the recall. They were produced on Feb.

Stevie Nicks has cancelled her scheduled 2021 tour dates due to coronavirus concerns.The Fleetwood Mac singer was due to perform a number of solo shows this year, including at Austin City Limits, BottleRock Napa Valley and Jazz Aspen Festival.Sharing a statement on social media tonight (August 10), Nicks announced that these concerts will no longer take place while addressing these “challenging times with challenging decisions”.“I want everyone to be safe and healthy and the rising Covid cases [in the US] should be of concern to all of us,” the 73-year-old singer wrote, adding that she is “still being extremely cautious” despite being fully vaccinated.“Because singing and performing have been my whole life, my primary goal is to keep

pandemic, possibly fearing a political backlash.

FILE - A sign is posted outside of a Wells Fargo bank on July 14, 2021 in Mill Valley, California. RELATED: Return to work delayed: Tech companies respond to delta variant with vaccine requirements Some of the nation’s biggest employers are also implementing vaccine mandates for their workers. Facebook and Google announced a requirement for employees to show proof they’ve been fully vaccinated before returning to work.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Jillian Taylor, NHS Forth Valley’s Operational Lead for the Covid-19 vaccination programme, said: “It’s great to be able to offer an additional vaccination clinic on the University of Stirling site, particularly for young people who may not have taken up the offer of vaccination. Anyone who is aged 18 or over by October 31, 2021 can attend this new vaccination clinic or any of the other clinics here in Forth Valley, or anywhere in Scotland.“We know that getting both doses of the vaccine offers maximum protection against the virus, so if it has been eight weeks or more since your first jab, please attend for your second one.

Kathmandu: The authorities in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley on Tuesday extended the ongoing lockdown till August 11 to contain the Covid-19 pandemic.

SAN TAN VALLEY, Ariz. - An Arizona man's dashcam caught startling video of him nearly being hit by a wrong-way driver, and he says this isn't the first time something like this has happened.John Furman says he was driving in San Tan Valley Saturday morning when he was nearly hit by a wrong-way driver before reacting just in time."Always watch the road! Sometimes you only have a split second to react," Furman said on his YouTube video description.He added, "He ran several people off the road. The really scary thing is that others in the area report the same truck doing the same thing on other days too.

LOS ANGELES - A massive marijuana bust in the Antelope Valley resulted in 16 tons of illegal marijuana being seized.  It’s described as one of the largest marijuana eradication operations for the history of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.During a press conference Wednesday, Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced the details from a multi-agency operation targeting illegal marijuana grows in the Antelope Valley. During the operation, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department along with the Drug Enforcement Administration seized over 33,000 pounds of harvested marijuana, served 205 search warrants, arrested 131 people, seized 65 vehicles, including two water trucks, demolished 30 marijuana grows and rescued 180 animals.

MyLove was recently featured on The Reptile Zoo’s Instagram page, where a video of her shiny scales was liked more than 31,735 times.

GRASS VALLEY, Calif. - Soon, there will be only two Kmarts left in California.The Kmart in South Lake Tahoe will close, as will the one in Watsonville. This means Grass Valley and Martinez will soon be the only communities in California with a Kmart. Grass Valley is a city in Nevada County, 60 miles from Sacramento.  Martinez is located in Contra Costa County. Up until recently, Kmart had six locations in the Golden State.Kmart began life in the late 1800s as a five-and-dime store in Tennessee.

DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa. - Inflation is a new reality for many Eddystone residents coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.Marcella Burnie, a Chester resident and mom of four kids, is always looking to save money, though isn’t very easy right now."My total was 170 for this little bit," she said. "Everything is going up: food, things you need for the house, pampers for the baby."Similarly, Michael Ferguson, a father of two, says he spent $400 on food alone."Croissants for my kids that they eat for breakfast - they went up a dollar.

MESA, Ariz. - A Valley man met a daughter he never knew about thanks to the DNA kit from 23andMe.Stephanie said her adopted parents bought her a 23andMe kit as a Christmas gift last year. She completed the test and mailed it in.The results came back at the end of January and within an hour, Stephanie's great aunt connected her and her biological father, Tom, for the first time."Better than I ever expected to be honest..

SAN DIEGO – The Biden administration has agreed to let about 250 people a day through border crossings with Mexico to seek refuge in the United States, part of negotiations to settle a lawsuit over pandemic-related powers that deny migrants a right to apply for asylum, an attorney said Monday.

COVID-19 testing sites are coming to Nova Scotia after the chief medical officer of health said he’s concerned with clusters of cases across the province.During a briefing Friday, Dr. Robert Strang said there were clusters of cases in the Sydney and Bridgewater areas, as well as in the Annapolis Valley from Middleton to Kentville.While the province’s central zone, which includes the Halifax region, has seen the most cases in the most recent wave of the pandemic — with 1,276 active cases, as of Saturday morning — case numbers have been creeping up in the other health zones too.

COVID-19 pandemic.The injunction issued May 6 allows police, for the first time, to arrest or remove anyone who is organizing, promoting or attending protests that challenge public health restrictions.“It becomes personally costly for people to attend these kinds of events and, while that may not change their minds, it will impact people’s ability to engage in this kind of activity,” said Stanislav Vysotsky, an associate professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, B.C.

GLEN MILLS, Pa. - Garnet Valley Middle School is returning to all-virtual learning beginning Tuesday, April 27, school officials announced Monday.Citing a recent increase of coronavirus cases and five new cases Monday, school officials said it was taking the action to shift students to all-digital learning for the rest of the week.In a statement released Monday, officials said:"This decision allows us to mitigate the continued increase in probable or positive individuals who are in attendance during their contagious period, which will also lessen the opportunity for transmission within the school."School officials went on to say they hoped to reopen the building to students to return for in-person learning Monday, May 3.___AdvertisementDOWN

ANAHEIM, Calif. - A man is in custody after police say he dialed 911 to tell the dispatcher he is leaving the bar drunk and then leading officers on a multiple-county chase Friday afternoon.According to the Rialto Police Department, people at the bar also called 911 telling them a drunk man hopped in the car and drove off. The suspect led authorities on a chase in the westbound lanes of the 10 Freeway in the Baldwin Park area before extending the chase to the San Gabriel Valley, then passing through West Covina, Brea and across Anaheim.The suspect eventually stopped their car on a small patch of grass in the Santa Ana area before officers placed him in custody.