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7/9/2019 0 Comments The Potential for Tragedy Shapes the Sidewalks of the United States’ Largest CitiesBy Cole Manion The sidewalks of Nashville will soon look much different following Mayor David Briley’s decision to ban scooters from operating in his city. Mayor Briley notified several scooter companies present within Nashville of his plans last month citing “public safety and accessibility costs.”
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By Quinn Eaton Southern California residents were expecting all of the "action" to be in the sky on July 4th, but instead a 6.4 magnitude earthquake wreaked havoc on the region. Aftershocks and tremors usually always accompany powerful earthquakes, but the 7.1 magnitude quake that hit the following day on July 5th has caused much panic throughout the state. A majority of California lies on the famous "San Andreas" fault line, and many scientists have been warning of a long overdue "big one" that seems destined to have catastrophic effects on the area.
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