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The maternity care units within four Triad hospitals have been ranked as high performing by U.S. News & World Report in its 2023 report.It is the third annual birthing subcategory ranking under U.S. News’ annual Best Hospitals umbrella.Eight Triad hospitals with maternity services participated in the survey, which was timed for release Tuesday.Moses Cone has been ranked as high performing in all three reports, while Cone Health affiliate Alamance Regional and Novant Health Inc. affiliate Forsyth Medical Center were listed as high performing for the second consecutive time, and Novant affiliate Thomasville Medical Center for the first time.There were no…

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Fiat has revealed that for the U.S., the 2024 500e will start at $34,095, including the mandatory $1,595 destination fee, and it will arrive to U.S. dealerships—and focused on urban areas—starting in the first quarter of 2024. In U.S. spec, the 500e delivers 118 hp and 162 lb-ft of torque from its single permanent-magnet motor, and it has a 42-kwh nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) lithium-ion battery pack. All are essentially identical figures to the Europe-market model that was first delivered three years ago. The Fiat 500e weighs just over 3,000 pounds—a lightweight for an EV, and its battery pack weighs…

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Q: Does the train ever run along Stratford Road/U.S. 158? Can these and other abandoned rail lines be repurposed for bike riding/walking trails? — R.K.Answer: Trains have not used those tracks in many years.However, railway companies do not give up rights-of-way very often.For an answer, SAM turned to Ben Woeber, the bicycle and pedestrian coordinator for the City of Winston-Salem Department of Transportation.“While the rail line is inactive, Norfolk Southern has not abandoned it, so there is no opportunity for us to pursue a trail at this time,” Woeber said. “Contrast that with the experience we have had to date…

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WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A sea of light Monday night in West Springfield to recognize those affected by cancer. Hundreds of candles were lit on West Springfield town common Monday night to recognize those affected by cancer. This solemn occasion was part of Center for Human Development’s Cancer House of Hope annual Luminaria. Those in attendance got to purchase a luminary to remember and encourage people in their lives impacted by a cancer diagnosis. Margaret Toomey, Program Director at the Cancer House of Hope, told 22News the luminary ceremony served as a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience…

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The move to electrification is opening the global playing field to new players, all keen to secure a foothold in what promises to be a booming market. Vietnam’s VinFast is only six years old, but its growth journey has been rapid. Backed by the deep pockets of Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, its sights are set on the global stage.The company began manufacturing cars in 2018 but switched to an all-electric strategy in 2022. Today, it offers several electric cars, a number of e-scooters, and an electric bus. Sales volumes are still small at just 11,315 for the first half…

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Earlier in the summer, I drove to Mantorp Park, which is roughly three hours away from my home in Stockholm, to attend its annual celebration of Japanese cars. This is where I met Kenneth Duvefelt, the owner of a very cool 1975 Toyota Celica GT restomod. After talking with Kenneth for a while, I found out we live literally five minutes from each other. What are the chances?! I knew right away that I needed to feature the Celica, so Kenneth and I started making plans for the shoot. Seeing as we both know our way around Stockholm, we decided on the heart of Sweden’s capital…

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BOSTON (WWLP) – The state has proposed a bill that would require seatbelts installed on all school buses. On Monday, the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security met for a public hearing to discuss this bill. It will aim to improve the safety of students while they are being transported to and from school. All permanent seats on buses would have lap-shoulder belts that meet the safety standards of the U.S. Motor Vehicle Department. And that the seatbelts of each passenger would have to be fastened during vehicle operation. Local parents told 22News it’s important to prioritize the…

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SPRIGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – In Springfield this Monday night, police closed off part of Albermarle Street. Our 22news crew could see multiple police cruisers in the area. They advised drivers to seek another route. We have made a call to police for more information, but have not heard back. 22News will update this story as soon as more information becomes available. Local News WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in 1953 by providing local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Follow 22News on X @WWLP22News, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Source link

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The U.S. is in dire need of electric cars that are affordable to everyday consumers. Right now, if you pick a new EV at random, it’s likely to cost upwards of $50,000. And that just isn’t realistic for most people—especially those taking the plunge into an unfamiliar technology.  Good news: A new, relatively accessible option will arrive early next year in the form of the 2024 Fiat 500e. The iconic Italian city car is returning stateside after a brief hiatus, and Fiat unveiled it to the world on Tuesday. It went on sale in Europe in 2020. The (500e)RED edition,…

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CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – During the holiday season, animal advocates are offering an alternative way to welcome a pet into your family. Experts with Second Chance Animal Services in Chicopee say to avoid gifting a pet as a surprise to a loved one. Instead, they suggest making sure that the potential pet owner is a part of the adoption process. Second Chance Founder & CEO Sheryl Blancato told 22News you want to make sure the person is ready to be a responsible pet owner and that they pick the right pet that matches their lifestyle. “We highly recommend they do…

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