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Nov 08 2023
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Governor extends suspension of Georgia’s gasoline tax
ATLANTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Gov. Brian Kemp on Wednesday extended the suspension of the state’s gasoline tax. The state of emergency and the gas tax suspension will remain in effect until 11:59 p.m. Nov. 29. He suspended the tax a few weeks ago, saying he wanted to offer Georgians some relief from inflation. In extending the suspension, the Republican governor issued a statement blaming the
WRDW
Nov 05 2023
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BREAKING: 4 Lahaina schools closed Monday due to Red Flag Warning, high winds
Lahainaʻs four public schools will be closed on Monday, Nov. 6, 2023, out of an abundance of caution due to the Red Flag Warning in effect for all leeward areas of the Hawaiian Islands. King Kamehameha III Elementary, Princess Nāhi‘ena‘ena Elementary, Lahaina Intermediate and Lahainaluna High School will be closed to students and staff. The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning
Maui Now News
Nov 07 2023
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GOP sweeps Etown, Warwick school board races; Dems earn seats in Hempfield, sweep MT
In four key Lancaster County school board races, Republicans swept seats on the Warwick and Elizabethtown Area boards, while Democrats swept Manheim Township and put two on the board in Hempfield, which has been ground zero for debates over hot-button social issues. In Hempfield, Megan Eshleman and Judy Brady, who ran on a slate of five Democrats under the banner of Support Hempfield Schools,
Lancaster Online
Nov 05 2023
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Blackhawks facing new lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by former video coach
CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks are facing a new lawsuit alleging sexual abuse and harassment by former video coach Brad Aldrich and cover-up of the abuse. The unnamed player claims he was assaulted by Aldrich during the 2009-2010 season. The new lawsuit accuses the Blackhawks of covering up the unnamed player’s complaint during the team’s Stanley Cup Championship run. The Blackhawks issued a
WGN
Nov 08 2023
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Biggest winners and losers from third Republican primary debate
Republican 2024 presidential contenders faced high stakes in the third primary debate, but some candidates fared better than others Wednesday night in Miami, Florida. Candidates sparred over issues from federal spending, Ukraine and China in the showdown, which arrived roughly two months before the first votes of the election will be cast in the Iowa caucuses. Five candidates—former South
Newsweek
Nov 07 2023
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Boise-area school board races: Follow our coverage live as votes are counted
As Boise-area school districts face overcrowding in schools and failed bond issues, incumbent trustees in the Kuna, West Ada, Nampa, Caldwell and Vallivue school districts faced challengers for reelection. Some of the races became contentious. The winners in each district will have four-year terms. In Kuna, three incumbent trustees seeking re-election each faced an opponent. A combined $43,063
Idaho Statesman
Oct 19 2023
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Child killed in mauling highlights Detroit's stray dog problem
(CBS DETROIT) – The death of a four-year-old boy mauled by a dog on Detroit's west side is tragically highlighting the city's growing problem with its stray dog population. "We have not addressed the issue. If this is still happening, it's something that we should be looking at. There are so many issues that the city is dealing with. And quite frankly, we need more resources," said Gabriela
CBS News (Online)
Nov 05 2023
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Providence Board of Licenses to vote on 72 hour closure of club where stabbing occurred
Providence Board of Licenses to vote on 72 hour closure of club where stabbing occurred PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Providence Board of Licenses will vote on issuing a 72 hour emergency closure of the Desire Gentlemen’s Club on Franklin Square after a brawl Saturday left one person stabbed. The incident at the gentleman’s club involved the Hells Angels and resulted in one person being taken
ABC 6
Nov 05 2023
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Police Seek Suspect in Northeast Washington Robbery and Shooting
WASHINGTON, DC – The Metropolitan Police Department’s Sixth District issued a call for assistance in apprehending a suspect linked to an armed robbery and subsequent shooting in Northeast Washington. On October 4, at around 6:45 p.m., an individual was robbed at gunpoint on the 4400 block of Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, Northeast. The assailants took the victim’s possessions and then the
Shore News Network
Nov 04 2023
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Escaped pigs causing thousands of dollars in damage for Connecticut residents
Click here for updates on this story STERLING, Connecticut (WFSB) — There is a pig problem in Sterling. A drove of the animals escaped from a local farm, causing issues for neighbors in the rural Eastern Connecticut town on the Rhode Island border. “I have nothing against this person except he has been a very, very poor neighbor. And it is time to pay the piper,” said Link Cooper, Sterling
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