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U.S. New-Home Sales Fall in September as Mortgage Costs Weigh on Buyers
Carter Lindqvist•
New-home sales declined from August and a year earlier, while lower median prices and builder incentives reflected continued affordability pressures.
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Carter Lindqvist
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Oregon Seafood Plant Fire Triggers Evacuations After Ammonia Leak on Newport Bayfront
Carter Lindqvist•
Crews responded to a major fire in Newport, Oregon, forcing nearby evacuations over ammonia smoke concerns.
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Turning Your Life Savings Into a Retirement Plan
Carter Lindqvist•
How Advanced Capital Management helps baby boomers plan for retirement income.
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Water Guys Reveals The Hidden Costs Of Hard Water For Homeowners In Eastern Washington And North Idaho
Carter Lindqvist•
Hard water can quietly increase household expenses. Water Guys helps homeowners protect their plumbing, appliances, and water heaters.
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Tropical Storm Rachel Brings Flooding Concerns to Las Vegas as Rain Moves Across the Southwest
Carter Lindqvist•
Rain associated with Tropical Storm Rachel brought flooding concerns to Las Vegas, highlighting the risks of tropical moisture reaching dry desert communities.
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TrashHelp North Florida Makes Junk Removal Simple
Carter Lindqvist•
Ryan O'Connor built a local cleanup company around clarity, speed, and family accountability.
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PURVA Brings Gluten-Free Baking and Traditionally Brewed Chai to Modern Kitchens
Carter Lindqvist•
Sue Prathi’s food brand brings together simple ingredients, convenient preparation, and authentic Indian-inspired flavor.
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Ascension365: Bringing Unity to Our Community
Carter Lindqvist•
How David Kelly built a movement that meets people where they are with dignity and hope.
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Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell Builds Legacy Peace
Carter Lindqvist•
She is reframing estate planning as a living act of love, clarity, and stewardship.
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U.S. Labor Market Adds 162,000 Jobs in August as Unemployment Holds at 4.1%
Carter Lindqvist•
The U.S. economy added 162,000 nonfarm jobs in August while the unemployment rate remained at 4.1%, according to federal data released Friday, delivering a stronger employment report than earlier summer figures had suggested.
