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14-year-old Kansas boy who spent years growing a lawn care business says thieves stole $20,000 worth of equipment from him.
Sonny Gallardo started going door-to-door in sixth grade, offering lawn care services.
"Every day after school, Sonny’s grandpa would drop off everything Sonny needed to go door to door to rake leaves," his mother said.
"Since then, Sonny's lawn business has grown so much. Sonny has sized up 2 times in trailers and gathered enough equipment for a crew of 5. Over the past 4 years, Sonny has worked incredibly hard for all the equipment acquired."
As reported by Fox 4, Gallardo's mother launched a GoFundMe to help him rebuild.
America needs more kids like Sonny. His GoFundMe will be linked below.
So Christians did your God destroy pagan Gods? Come and speak about it
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I love this Poland and Polish people keep fighting to keep the invaders out of your country.
🇵🇱❤️ POLISH PRESCHOOL CHILDREN SING THEIR NATIONAL ANTHEM IN RACIBÓRZ, POLAND, TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY!
A beautiful moment from Racibórz, southern Poland, where preschool children dressed in white and red proudly sing Mazurek Dąbrowskiego, Poland’s national anthem.
Holding small Polish flags and wearing patriotic ribbons, the children celebrate the country’s independence, restored on November 11, 1918, after 123 years of partition.
🇵🇱 Across Poland, millions of schoolchildren and teachers take part in the annual “Szkoła do hymnu” (School to the Anthem) initiative, singing together to honour their country’s history.
FROM THE YOUNGEST GENERATION, POLAND’S HISTORY, CULTURE AND NATIONAL TRADITIONS LIVE ON. ❤️🤍
🎥 Racibórz, Poland — video shared by @przyby_piotr, November 12, 2026.
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The destruction of pagan European literature destroyed by Christians is one of history's biggest cultural tragedies we never get them back
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Christians think about this his ancestors wrote your Bible. The way jews speak about things and think now is how jews thought and spoke back then. Think about all that while listening to this video.
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If you are a European White person in the USA and anywhere else. And you have young children you want to homeschool here is a good pro European/White homeschool site.
schoolofthewest.world/
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Restaurant owners and managers um certain groups of people need to start paying before they eat at any restaurant.
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F*ck Gen X or Boomers like him that are cheap and greedy. Who would rather hire illegal nons over their own European White people who know their worth.
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We need more European men and Women like this French man. Who want to learn how to do things the way are ancestors did them. And well then actually do it that way. Like making paper out of ripped up cotton cloths.
Your timeline needs this!
This is Etienne Gouttefarde. He runs Les Papiers de la Grange, one of the last mills in France still making paper entirely by hand, the way they did it 500 years ago.
Just old cotton rags torn by hand, beaten into pulp for hours, scooped sheet by sheet, pressed and hung to dry.
Wait for the clover at the end ☘️
This is how you make real paper.
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On the night of December 17, 2013, 20 year old Heather Elvis went on a first date.
She lived in the Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina. She'd been having a rough few months, trying to get over a painful relationship. The date went well. She got home around 1 in the morning.
The relationship she was getting over was with Sidney Moorer. He was married, with kids, almost 20 years older than her. They'd been having an affair since that summer.
When Sidney's wife, Tammy, found out, things turned ugly. According to trial testimony, Tammy went after Heather, sending angry messages and confronting her. The affair ended that fall. Heather was heartbroken.
At about 1:35 that morning, just after she got home from her date, Heather's phone rang.
It was a call from a payphone.
A few minutes later, she called her roommate. She was upset. She said Sidney had called her. He'd told her he wanted to leave his wife and be with her.
At 3:37 in the morning, Heather's phone hit a cell tower near Peachtree Landing, a dark, isolated boat ramp on the river outside town.
Her car was later found abandoned there.
Heather was gone.
Investigators started pulling the threads. Surveillance video showed Sidney at a gas station with a payphone around the time of that call. He'd also been caught on camera at a Walmart earlier that night, buying a pregnancy test. He denied making the call until investigators confronted him with the video.
His alibi was strange. He said he couldn't have left the house that night because he was handcuffed to his bed. He said only Tammy had the key.
Prosecutors said cell phone data showed the Moorers' phones moving along with Heather's that night. Their theory was that Tammy used Sidney as bait, because Heather would never have gone out to meet Tammy.
In February 2014, Sidney and Tammy Moorer were arrested.
Sidney's first trial ended without a verdict. In 2018, Tammy was convicted of kidnapping and conspiracy. In 2019, Sidney was convicted of the same. Each got 30 years. They both lost their appeals. They've both kept fighting for new trials, and they both say they're innocent.
But neither was convicted of murder. And neither has ever said where Heather is.
Searchers have combed the rivers and woods around Peachtree Landing for years. They've never found her.
Next month marks 13 years. Her family still holds events on her birthday, still pushing for someone to talk.
A phone rang from a payphone at 1:35 in the morning.
Where did it lead her?
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UPDATE: Missing DoorDash driver Zachariah Schuck (32) — Pennsylvania
Police have released new details about the disappearance of Zachariah Schuck, the father of two who vanished on October 22 after telling his wife he was coming home.
According to investigators, Zachariah completed his final DoorDash delivery at a home in Beaver shortly before 7pm.
Approximately one hour later, a doorbell camera on Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township captured someone parking his car, getting out, and walking down the road.
Police still cannot determine whether the person in that footage was Zachariah.
His vehicle wasn’t located until October 24. The gas tank was empty, the engine was off, and the keys were still in the ignition.
His phone remains missing, and police say he hasn’t used his credit cards since disappearing.
Investigators also confirmed that his wife used Life360 to locate his last reported position near the Vanport Bridge. State police searched the area but did not recover his phone.
Search teams have also combed the wooded area around Croxall Avenue using drones and search dogs, without finding him.
Police have not ruled out foul play.
Zachariah had recently lost his job and was making DoorDash deliveries to support his family, including a newborn baby. 🥺
Nearly three weeks have passed, and his family still doesn’t know what happened to him.
The most important question remains unanswered: Was Zachariah the person who walked away from that car?
Anyone with information should contact North Sewickley Township Police at 724-843-8118.
