Jordan Horwitz

[UNH XC/Track & Field @UNHTrackField]

NEW SCHOOL RECORD! 🤩

Aidan O'Hern breaks a 47-year-old UNH track & field record in the outdoor mile with a time of 4:05.64 to dethrone George Reeds' time of 4:08.60 from 1976!

Recap ➡️ https://t.co/o8KTtdXWdX

#BeTheRoar

[Chicago Tribune @chicagotribune]

Citing studies that link gas stoves to health problems, a U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission official said his agency will begin a formal review process that could lead to new regulations — or even a ban — on the appliances.
https://t.co/BCm2ks0hhe

[Travis Chisholm, MSc @travischis93]

This is important for coaches to hear. Good job for her to recognize this and her coaches to respect it. Not all athletes need high mileage to be successful. Know what type of training is optimal for you.

[Izzy Stroobandt @izzystroobandt]

I don’t want a judge who thinks justice is a inflated apology in court. I want judges who will hold people accountable to their choices and actions — especially when they result in someone’s life being taken from them.

[Bianca Field @neurobiancology]

Chicago friends -- please vote out Judge Hooks.

He let my cousin's killer get away with a mere 10 days in jail because of his "remorse" and testimony stating that he tried to help Bobby after the accident, which another witness told my family was absolutely false

[Izzy Stroobandt @izzystroobandt]

Judge William H. Hooks is running for another term.

Hooks is the judge that sentenced Ryne San Hamel to ten days in jail after he, drunk and speeding, fatally struck cyclist Bobby Cann in 2013.

Do not vote for this man. Do not let his “tough on police” history sway you.

[Streetsblog Chicago @streetsblogchi]

In 2017 Judge William H. Hooks gave the drunk, speeding driver who killed Groupon employee Bobby Cann on his bike only 10 days in jail. Hooks is up for reelection in the November 8 election. Here's a look at why his decision on the case was unjust.
https://t.co/UnJALeszts

[AfricanAmericanMidwest.com @AFAM_Midwest]

Bronzeville, the capital of the Great Migration. Cool interactive from @wttw. #Bronzeville was as important to the Black Renaissance as Harlem. https://t.co/hDZPQbJf3t @6figga_dilla

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

For more and more people, work appears to serve no purpose. Is there any good left in the grind? https://t.co/bosyFhXx75

[Jason Goff @Jason1Goff]

You hear @KCJHoop doing PXP? Only the cream of the crop come out of Evanston Township High School. And I’ll leave it at that.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

"Marriage requires amnesia, a mute button, a filter on the lens, a damper, some blinders, some bumpers, some ear plugs, a nap," writes Heather Havrilesky for @NYTStyles. https://t.co/Et6EitZgh2

[Phil BuildTheFutureNow 🇺🇸🦅🌲💙 @PhilSustainable]

The NYC subway has been electric for 110 years, and moves more people every day than all the Tesla cars or the entire US public airport system.
We used to go big, not anymore

[Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders]

Did you know Vermont is home to one of the most outstanding athletes in the country? Meet Elle Purrier St. Pierre, born and raised in Vermont, an Olympian, the holder of the U.S. women's one-mile and two-mile record, and a proud Vermont dairy farmer.

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

We're now 2 yrs into the decisive decade. Emissions should be in an unprecedented fall, instead we're seeing the 2nd biggest rise ever recorded. We're wasting invaluable time pretending we can solve this crisis without treating it like a crisis. World leaders are still in denial.

[Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere @TylerLaRiviere]

I absolutely hate these fucking doors at Walgreens.

Like I get it’s “innovative” to reinvent simple working concepts.

But did we really need to reinvent glass doors that display vital information like DO YOU HAVE A SODA IN STOCK OR NOT, with LEDs panels that tell me nothing.

[CITIUS MAG @CitiusMag]

Grant Holloway Rai Benjamin
🤝
200m hurdle race

Get your popcorn, friends. 🍿

[Dr. Conrad Worrill Track & Field Center at Gately @GatelyParkTrack]

Thank you 😊

[John Greenfield @greenfieldjohn]

Expanding highways to try to solve congestion is kind of like fighting for peace.
https://t.co/yvL5HeUBvs

[Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  @fietsprofessor]

Every time someone says that 'making it harder to drive will need radical changes' show them this.

Creating current car dependency was only possible with a massive, decade-long and destructive effort to erase the city as we knew it.

(via https://t.co/I21sj7Ef8f)