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Northwest Arkansas Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah
SUMMARY: In Bentonville, preparations for Rosh Hashanah are underway with a celebratory dinner featuring symbolic foods like bread and apples dipped in honey, representing a desire for a sweet year. The Rabbi emphasizes the importance of praying for peace during these unstable times, particularly for those affected in the Middle East. He encourages a focus on goodness and purpose, urging individuals to forget past year troubles and strive to improve their communities in the new year. The evening dinner will bring together family, friends, and community members to celebrate heritage and tradition.
The war in Israel is at the top of many people’s minds as they celebrate.
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SUMMARY: Members of the International Longshoremen’s Association are advocating for better pay and job security, opposing increased automation that threatens dock workers’ positions. They highlight the essential role of dock workers in the economy, as around 10-15% of goods in the U.S. are imported, creating a significant reliance on global products. The potential strike’s impact on imports and exports varies; a short strike may go unnoticed by consumers, but a prolonged one could bottleneck goods, especially through key ports like New Orleans, affecting overall supply chains significantly. The duration of the strike will ultimately determine its economic effects.
News of port strikes on the east coast have sent many Americans into a panic. Here’s how the strikes could potentially impact Arkansas’ economy.
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40/29 Chief Meteorologist Darby Bybee says we should get ready for much warmer temperatures over the next couple of days.
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University of Arkansas professor says Tuesday's VP debate didn't impact election
SUMMARY: Arkansas professor Andrew Dowdell notes that most debate viewers are partisan and have already decided their votes. He observed that Donald Trump’s running mate, J.D. Vance, is less popular than Democratic VP candidate Tim Walsh, but Vance redeemed himself during the debate. Dowdell commented that Walsh excelled in discussions on issues like abortion and healthcare. The race remains close, with polls indicating that either candidate could win the presidential election. Dowdell also appreciated the cordial nature of the debate and highlighted the topics discussed.
A political science professor at the University of Arkansas says Tuesday night’s debate between the candidates for vice president won’t have much of an impact on the election.
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