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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Michael Caruso

    Sparking Zero is a fantastic fighting game if you're concerned about graphics or gameplay, but many fans found it to be lacking in content at launch. Though there are over 100 characters to play, maps and modes are still incredibly limited. Bandai Namco released a Season Pass that'll contain three DLC packs in total, and the second expansion is finally on its way. Characters from Daima, like Glorio and SSJ3 Vegeta, are joining the fight soon, so here's what you need to know about the latest leak.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Michael Caruso

    There's a lot to love about Fortnite's crossovers into the sports world. MLB stars have entered the battle royale's unique roster, while there are often dozens of generic football cosmetics available in the Item Shop to coincide with major sporting events like the Super Bowl. Now, the WWE is making its mark on Fortnite with a special collaboration.

  • 1 week ago | thebaynet.com | Michael Caruso

    ST. MARY’S COUNTY, Md. — Museums are a popular place to learn more about local history and traditions. While some may offer art exhibits, others take you on a trip far into the distant past. St. Mary’s County has a variety of special museums and tourist spots that are perfect for an everyday outing. The BayNet reached out to the Museum Division Manager in St. Mary’s County, Karen Stone. She conveyed the excitement of visiting each historic spot to better understand the history of Southern Maryland.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Michael Caruso

    Fortnite is evolving each and every week, with an update introduced periodically to switch up the loot pool and add new ways to play. Reload rarely gets updated, but Epic Games is about to give it a boatload of love. The Reload mode is getting a new map and a variety of vehicles, so you should know when to expect the latest content drop. Here's everything you need to know about the 4/15 patch for Fortnite: Reload. When Does the Reload Update Release?

  • 1 week ago | mondaq.com | Michael Caruso

    The New York State Legislature is currently reviewing a proposedBill, A.831, seeking to establish vested rights protections forland development projects in Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland,and Westchester Counties. If enacted, this legislation would createa presumption of vested rights for landowners and developers once acompleted development application has been on file for ninemonths, potentially shielding projects from subsequent zoningand regulatory changes.

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