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- 1World's largest beaver dam found in Canada's Wood Buffalo National Park●"This Canadian national park is home to the world's largest beaver dam: 'The size of 1600 hockey rinks'" # Canada # Beav
Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada is home to the world's largest beaver dam, a structure so vast it is compared to the size of 1,600 hockey rinks. The dam, built by beavers over decades, has drawn fresh attention online as a remarkable feat of animal engineering and a symbol of the park's intact wilderness ecosystem.
- 2North Park Women's Tennis Beats Millikin 6-1 to Even CCIW Record●Women's Tennis Evens CCIW Record with 6-1 Win at Millikin
North Park University's women's tennis team defeated Millikin 6-1 in a College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin match, leveling its conference record. The win gives the Vikings a split of their early CCIW fixtures as the conference season continues. The result was reported by North Park Athletics.
- 3Summit County Library pairs cocktail recipes with storytelling▼Cocktail recipes meet stories at Summit County Library’s Sips N’ Stories
Summit County Library in Park City, Utah is running Sips N' Stories, an event series that combines cocktail recipes with storytelling for adult audiences. The Park Record covered the program, which repositions the library as a social gathering space rather than just a book lender. The blend of drinks and stories has drawn local attention in the community.
- 4Newsom expands state parks access as Trump targets public lands▼As Trump targets public lands, Governor Newsom expands free state parks access, announces record conservation progress, and signs legislation protecting California’s coast and wildlife
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced expanded free access to state parks, cited record conservation progress, and signed legislation protecting the state's coast and wildlife. The announcement was framed directly against the Trump administration's push to open or reduce federal public lands, positioning California as a counterweight on conservation policy and drawing attention to the growing state-federal divide over land and environmental protection.
- 5Court records reveal Huerta sisters' confrontations before fatal parking lot shooting▼Court records detail Huerta sisters' confrontations with victim before apparent parking lot murder
Newly released court records detail a series of confrontations between the Huerta sisters and the victim in the moments before what authorities describe as a murder in a parking lot. The documents outline the interactions leading up to the killing, shedding light on the circumstances of the case as legal proceedings move forward.
- 6Men's Golf Ties for Second at Eagles Fall Invite▼Men's Golf Shoots Best Round of the Season, Ties for Second at Eagles Fall Invite
North Park University's men's golf team recorded its best round of the season at the Eagles Fall Invite, finishing tied for second in the team standings. The strong showing marks a season-best performance for the program as the fall schedule continues.
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A little-used park in Newport may be converted into a community garden, according to a local report. No further details on the proposal, such as who is behind it, its cost, or a timeline, were available. Residents' reactions have not yet been recorded, and it is not clear whether officials have formally backed the idea.
- 8Park Joon-young to release new single JIVE JIVE JIVE on November 25●パク・ジュニョン、新曲『JIVE JIVE JIVE』を11月25日発売決定！ 日本作詩大賞・最優秀新人賞受賞作を歌唱 2026.9.30 ニュース 新譜情報 Tweet &# [...] # MAGMOE # JP # JAPAN # E
South Korean kayōkyoku singer Park Joon-young will release a new single, 'JIVE JIVE JIVE', on November 25, according to Japanese entertainment news. The record will include his performance of the song that earned him the Best New Artist award at the Japan Lyricist Awards. The announcement is drawing attention from fans of Japanese-style ballad and enka music.
- 9International Coastal Cleanup held at Northside Park●International Coastal Cleanup at Northside Park
The City of Norfolk is hosting an International Coastal Cleanup event at Northside Park, inviting residents to help remove litter and debris from local shorelines and waterways. The cleanup is part of a global volunteer effort to reduce marine pollution, with participants typically collecting trash while recording what they find for environmental research.
- 10Paleontologist Kenneth Lacovara Addresses United Nations▼Edelman Fossil Park & Museum's Kenneth Lacovara speaks at United Nations
Kenneth Lacovara, founding dean of the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum at Rowan University in New Jersey, spoke at the United Nations. Lacovara is known for discovering giant sauropod dinosaurs and for using the fossil record to communicate lessons about climate change and extinction. Details of his remarks and the session he addressed have not yet been widely reported, but the museum shared news of the appearance.
- 11Bear euthanized in Ogden after relocation from Kamas▼Bear euthanized in Ogden days after it was relocated from Kamas
A bear relocated from Kamas in northern Utah was euthanized in Ogden just days after being moved, according to the Park Record. Wildlife managers often euthanize bears that repeatedly venture into populated areas or fail to adapt after relocation. The decision has drawn attention locally, with residents questioning whether the animal could have been given another chance or released to a more remote area.
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Drivers in Park City, Utah have struck deer on local roads, and an elk carcass has also been reported in the area, according to the Park Record. The incidents highlight the seasonal hazard of wildlife on roadways around the mountain community, where deer and elk regularly cross highways, particularly during darker winter hours.
- 13Nearly 300 Dogs Attend Nevada Pool Party to Set World Record●Watch: Nearly 300 dogs attend pool party to break world record in Nevada https://www. upi.com/Odd_News/2026/09/29/Gu inn
Nearly 300 dogs gathered at a Nevada water park for a pool party that broke a Guinness World Record. The event, dubbed Doodlepalooza, drew canines and their owners for a day of swimming as organizers aimed to set the record for the largest dog pool party. Footage of the splashing pack has drawn amused attention online.