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Oregon woman working 3 jobs gets free $16,000 heating system after breakdown

Diane and Brian Johnsen, a retired couple in Beaverton, Oregon, faced financial difficulties in maintaining their home. After their heating and cooling system failed, they sought assistance from the Lennox Feel the Love programme. This initiative provides essential home improvements to qualifying homeowners at no cost. Local contractor Aviator Heating & Cooling installed a new HVAC system valued at $16,000 for the couple.

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Site of Texas' oldest racetrack could become 1m-sq-ft industrial building

A historic horse racing venue in Texas is poised for transformation into a massive industrial site by Dalfen Industrial, raising concerns regarding the local community's identity and heritage. The developers have proposed a million-square-foot facility but have also committed to donating land for a park and amphitheatre to celebrate the venue's legacy.

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