At the press of a button, a small air compressor inside the squad car’s engine bay can propel a GPS tracker through the air and onto the back of a suspect’s vehicle. https://t.co/Tptv7Xt3Qx
🗣️ BENIERS FOR CALDER!!
At just 20 years old, Matty Beniers' success story is only getting started. One of three finalists for the Calder Memorial Trophy, the center looks to close out this chapter as 2022-23 rookie of the year at Monday’s #NHLAwards → https://t.co/6XnUUvel4Z
A family in Australia has remained defiant in selling their nearly 5-acre property in the last few years as developers have been forced to build around them. Most recently, they declined a whopping $50 million offer for their home. Slap bang in the middle of a new-build development in The Ponds area near the city of Quakers Hill, the Zammits have indicated they cannot put a price on their beloved home.
It’s a stark contrast to the adjacent rows of newly constructed houses that surround their longtime property. Their neighbors have praised their resilience as they enjoy the cul-de-sacs that this in-the-middle property creates by staying put, rather than having a typical through street.
“The fact that most people sold out years and years ago, these guys have held on. All credit to them,” Taylor Bredin, an agent with Ray White Quakers Hill, told the outlet.
Bredin estimated that the land could accommodate up to 50 houses, with each subdivided 3,200-square-foot block potentially fetching a million dollars each. Diane Zammit, 51, previously spoke to the outlet and reminisced about the area’s past, describing it as “farmland dotted with little red brick homes and cottages.”“Every home was unique and there was so much space — but not any more. It’s just not the same,” she said.
Most of the neighboring blocks of land sold back in 2012 — which would have valued the Zammits’ property at around $4.75 million 10 years ago. Their Windsor Castle-style home features a 650-foot driveway in the middle of their expansive lawn. About 40 minutes from Sydney’s central core, the property offers panoramic views of the Blue Mountains. The neighboring high-density homes are built right up to the property’s fence line.
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With ten overall picks in the upcoming #NHLDraft, #SeaKraken GM Ron Francis & the Kraken Amateur Scouting Staff are hard at work preparing their final list of prospects ahead of the big day.
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A zoo in South Dakota has welcomed the birth of six critically endangered red wolf pups.
The litter is vital to the existence of the species with only an estimated two dozen left existing in the wild. https://t.co/Vx9dkY99nu
We had so much fun with our Season Ticket Holders this week at our Paint the Ice event at @ClimateArena!
Thanks to everyone who came out and showed off their ✨ impeccable ✨ artistic skills 😘
Family is first to #SeaKraken forward Daniel Sprong, and his evolving tattoo journey has allowed him to honor those closest to him through symbolistic art work.
Read more in the newest edition of our Deep Ink series → https://t.co/BudHT9LUCk
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