Fifteen-year-old Sam Ruthe becomes youngest athlete to run sub-four-minute mile
15-year-old New Zealand athlete Sam Ruthe became the youngest person ever to run a sub-four-minute mile on Wednesday. Ruthe crossed the line in Auckland with a time of 3:58.35, finishing just behind pacemaker and two-time Olympian Sam Tanner. Ben Wall, also pacing the race, also finished within four minutes.
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U.S. 1's 18-Mile Stretch reopens, Card Sound Road still closed because of brush fireBoth directions of U.S. 1's 18-Mile Stretch are closing again on Thursday due to ongoing fire mitigation efforts after a ...
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'A last-mile delivery station': What to know about first potential Amazon center in VermontEssex Town residents are voicing their concerns over a proposed distribution center that they believe will have negative ...
Constellation Energy plans to invest $1.6 billion to reopen the nuclear plant that would provide power for Microsoft's ...
Brooke Strauss of Glastonbury High School is the National champion in the 1 mile. Strauss had set a New England meet record ...
A police cordon is in place outside the Mile Castle Wetherspoons pub in Newcastle city centre this morning. Northumbria ...
The North Carolina Department of Transportation says it will be closing the popular seven-mile walkway in Manteo next week to ...
The big change is that tech companies went from leading a war on industrial electricity to realizing they desperately needed electricity,” Mark Nelson, Founder of Radiant Energy Group ...
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