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Jan 26 2024
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After Connecticut church collapses, leaders vow to rebuild
NEW LONDON, Conn. - Church leaders in New London are vowing to rebuild after officials said their church is a total loss. Surveillance video shows the steeple on the First Congregational Church fall apart Thursday. The historic church on Union Street quickly crumbled as the roof fell and the rest of the building collapsed. No one was hurt. The church was built in 1850. Mayor Michael Passero
CBS News (Online)Jan 09 2016
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Christie Blasts Teachers Unions as ‘Single Most Destructive Force for Public Education’
While speaking at a forum on poverty in South Carolina, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie slammed teachers unions for destroying public education in the U.S. and buying lawmakers to protect their interests.
“The single most destructive force for public education in this country is the teachers union,” Christie said to applause.
Christie touted his own work with New Jersey’s
The BlazeJan 12 2016
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Obama agenda status report: Did he meet State of the Union goals?
As President Obama prepares to deliver his final State of the Union address on Tuesday, voters might want to know: What ever happened to the president's proposals from last year?
Fox News (Online News)Dec 25 2023
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Egypt, Amid a Rising Death Toll in Gaza, Floats an Ambitious Plan To End War in Gaza
CAIRO — Egypt has put forward an ambitious, initial proposal to end the Israel-Hamas war with a cease-fire, a phased hostage release, and the creation of a Palestinian Arab government of experts who would administer the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, a senior Egyptian official and a European diplomat said Monday. The proposal, worked out with the Gulf nation of Qatar, has been presented to
The New York SunJan 26 2024
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‘Love and support’ vigil to be held for Barrington High School student killed by Metra train on her way to school
A vigil is planned for Friday night to honor the life of Marin Lacson, the 17-year-old Barrington High School student killed after being struck by a Metra commuter train on her way to school. According to Metra spokesman Michael Gilles, the incident happened around 7:45 a.m. as the train, on the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line, was approaching the Barrington station for a regularly
Chicago TribuneJan 25 2024
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Stone steeple of New England church collapses
The towering stone steeple of the a historic church in New London, Connecticut collapsed on Thursday afternoon, leaving a massive hole in the roof , and a massive pile of stone on the front steps. The incident happened at about 1:30 p.m. at the church located at the intersection of State Street and Union Street in the heart of downtown New London. New London Mayor Michael Passero told WTNH
WCVBDec 25 2023
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Egypt floats ambitious plan to end Israel-Hamas war and create transitional Palestinian government
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate CAIRO (AP) — Egypt has put forward an ambitious, initial proposal to end the Israel-Hamas war with a cease-fire, a phased hostage release and the creation of a Palestinian government of experts who would administer the Gaza Strip and occupied West Bank, a senior Egyptian official and a European diplomat said Monday. The proposal,
Connecticut PostFeb 12 2024
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G.O.P. Officials, Once Critical, Stand by Trump After NATO Comments
After Donald J. Trump suggested he had threatened to encourage Russia to attack “delinquent” NATO allies, the response among many Republican officials has struck three themes — expressions of support, gaze aversion or even cheerful indifference.
Republican Party elites have become so practiced at deflecting even Mr. Trump’s most outrageous statements that they quickly batted this one
New York Times (News)Jan 25 2024
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Signs Of Hope As Newton Teachers Strike Cancels 5th School Day, Fines Hit $200K
NEWTON, MA — As all sides of the Newton teachers' negotiations expressed hope that momentum in negotiations on Wednesday marked progress toward the resolution of the weeklong strike, teachers were again set to hit the picket lines on Thursday and head to the State House and City Hall for rallies as classrooms remained closed for the fifth straight school day. The Newton Teachers Association
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