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Dive in to the fascinating lifestyles of Long Island’s mermaids
One of the Long island Mermaid Pod members Kai Wagner, AKA Mermaid Pearl, swims in an exhibit at the Long Island Aquarium as part of their "Mermaid Mondays" program on the afternoon of July 16, 2018. (Thomas A. Ferrara/Newsday/TNS)0/preview.php?id=201808161058MCT_____PHOTO____LIFE-MERMAIDS-1-ND -
A pileup of mixed messages about scooter use in LA
An electric scooter user, center, rides on the boardwalk in Los Angeles' Venice Beach on August 15, 2018. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times/TNS)1/preview.php?id=201808170438MCT_____PHOTO____US-NEWS-LA-SCOOTER-BAN-1-LA -
Royals top Jays in rain-delayed game
Toronto Blue Jays players scramble out of the way of Randal Grichuk's broken bat in the seventh inning against the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2018, at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. (John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/TNS)2/preview.php?id=201808170054MCT_____PHOTO____SPORTS-BBA-BLUEJAYS-ROYALS-15-KC -
How a camera that sees like a shrimp could save baseball pitchers months of recovery time
Leanne Iannucci, 23, a graduate student in bio-medical engineering, sets up an experiment on bone joints using imaging technology with polarized light on Tuesday, July 31, 2018, at Whitaker Hall on the Washington University campus. The researchers were studying what happens to the joint and the tissue when force is applied. The goal is to learn how to prevent and repair tendon and ligament injuries. (J.B. Forbes/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS)3/preview.php?id=201808161447MCT_____PHOTO____SPORTS-BBO-PITCHERS-RECOVERY-CAMERA-SPORTSPLUS-1-SL -
‘This is quite a production’: 118-year-old train depot fondly put out to pasture
As the New Lenox train depot is settled into its new home on Walt Konow's Homer Glen farm, Lori Lindberg, left, chairman of the New Lenox Area Historical Society, and Konow celebrate. (Susan DeMar Lafferty/Daily Southtown/TNS)4/preview.php?id=201808170432MCT_____PHOTO____LIFE-HISTORIC-TRAIN-DEPOT-RELOCATED-1-TB
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