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Apr 20 2023
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Body of missing sailor pulled from lake in Waukegan, officials say
A body identified as a missing U.S. Navy sailor was recovered Wednesday evening from Lake Michigan near Waukegan Harbor, Lake County officials said. Around 7:10 p.m., Waukegan police officers who were conducting a traffic stop were flagged down by ComEd workers who were doing routine work near the harbor and saw a body in the water. An officer was able to bring the body to shore, according to
Chicago Tribune
Apr 20 2023
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Live updates: SpaceX makes new attempt at Starship orbital launch
Space fans walk the dunes as workers prepare the SpaceX's Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy rocket as they attempt to schedule another launch launch from Starbase after it was scrubbed on April 17, 2023. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas — Elon Musk's SpaceX is again attempting to launch of its towering Starship rocket to space after scrubbing an attempt earlier this week. SpaceX made a first go at
CNBC
Apr 26 2023
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Ohio House approves $88B state budget, sending it to Senate
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio House approved an $88 billion state budget Wednesday with bipartisan support, sending it to the Senate after a tense session where some lawmakers in the House’s fractured Republican supermajority were blocked from trying to add a universal school voucher proposal and other changes. Ohioans could see nearly $1 billion in tax savings, increased eligibility for
Associated Press
Mar 16 2023
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day In EP: Green Beer, Irish Food, Music
EVERGREEN PARK, IL — With the South Side Irish Parade behind us, there are still plenty of shenanigans left for St. Patrick’s Day, which falls on a Friday this year. Bars and restaurants will be swimming in Kelly green, and perhaps flashing red and blue lights if people don’t behave themselves. And devout Catholics may have to consult their parish priest before they dig into a plate of corned
Patch.com
Mar 16 2023
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day In Oak Lawn: Green Beer, Irish Food, Music
OAK LAWN, IL — With the South Side Irish Parade behind us, there are still plenty of shenanigans left for St. Patrick’s Day, which falls on a Friday this year. Bars and restaurants will be swimming in Kelly green, and perhaps flashing red and blue lights if people don’t behave themselves. And devout Catholics may have to consult their parish priest before they dig into a plate of corned beef
Patch.com
Mar 16 2023
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day In Palos: Green Beer, Irish Food, Music
PALOS, IL — With the South Side Irish Parade behind us, there are still plenty of shenanigans left for St. Patrick’s Day, which falls on a Friday this year. Bars and restaurants will be swimming in Kelly green, and perhaps flashing red and blue lights if people don’t behave themselves. And devout Catholics may have to consult their parish priest before they dig into a plate of corned beef and
Patch.com
Mar 16 2023
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St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations This Weekend In New Hope-Lambertville
NEW HOPE, PA — St. Patrick’s Day is on a Friday this year. Entertainment districts in New Hope-Lambertville will be swimming in Kelly green, and perhaps flashing red and blue lights if people don’t behave themselves. And devout Catholics may have to consult their parish priest before they dig into a plate of corned beef and cabbage. Some of the places in New Hope-Lambertville to celebrate the
Patch.com
May 02 2023
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Trump Jury Hears Accusation He Groped a Woman on a Flight
The former president’s rape trial moved into a pivotal phase on Tuesday, as jurors heard from a former businesswoman who reinforced E. Jean Carroll’s rape story—by testifying that Donald Trump shoved his hand up her skirt during a cross-country flight.
“Trump decided to kiss me and grope me,” testified Jessica Leeds, an 81-year-old woman who recalled a dreadful business flight to New
Daily Beast
Feb 09 2023
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Smithsonian Apologizes for Kicking Out Catholic Students Wearing Hats with Pro-Life Message
A Smithsonian museum has apologized to a group of Catholic students and their chaperones for reportedly asking the group to leave the National Air and Space Museum because they were wearing blue caps with a pro-life message embroidered on them.
The apology comes after the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) filed a federal lawsuit against the museum last week on behalf of nine
CBN
Jan 03 2023
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Minimum wage in Ohio gets a bump
Ohio's minimum wage just saw its biggest boost in years, but it's still considered inadequate for low-income workers to get by. State of play: Statewide minimum wage increases each Jan. 1 to match the rate of inflation, per a 2006 voter-approved constitutional amendment. • The minimum wage for non-tipped employees increased from $9.30 to $10.10 per hour. • For tipped employees, it rose from $4
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