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Jul 18 2023
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Retired Catholic priest who worked in Southwest Va., Richmond area and Va. Beach accused of child sexual abuse
A retired priest who served at churches in Roanoke, Bristol, Virginia Beach and the Richmond area has been accused of child sexual abuse, the Catholic Diocese of Richmond said. An allegation was made against the Rev. Walter Lewis. The person who made the allegation, whom the diocese did not identify, said the abuse took place in the 1980s at St. Anne Catholic Church in Bristol. Lewis denies
The Free Lance–StarMar 06 2024
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Why Mary Mac’s Tea Room is an Atlanta restaurant landmark
The meat-and-three restaurant has undergone ownership changes and, early on, a name change. It was Mrs. Fuller’s Tea Room until 1951, when Mary McKinsey bought the place, eventually changing the name to Mary Mac’s, according to a previous AJC story. Margaret Lupo owned and managed the restaurant from the early 1960s until she retired in 1994. It’s still a meat-and-three, with popular dishes
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionMar 05 2024
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Cavaliers honor Jason and Travis Kelce with emotional tribute, bobblehead
Travis and Jason Kelce always have shown their hometown love, and on Tuesday, Cleveland showed the affection right back to the football stars. A Kelce brothers’ bobblehead night turned to an all-out love fest for the NFL’s most well-known brothers during the Cavaliers’ thrilling 105-104 win over the Celtics, with the organization honoring Jason with an over two-minute tribute video during the
New York Post (News)Sep 24 2013
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Lois Lerner retires from IRS
Lois Lerner is the political pintildeata that Congress still loves to whack months after she awkwardly acknowledged that the IRS wrongly scrutinized conservative groups for years.
PoliticoMar 05 2024
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Sarah Stewart wins Republican race to lead Alabama Supreme Court, weeks after frozen embryo ruling
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama Supreme Court Justice Sarah Stewart, who was part of a court majority that ruled frozen embryos are considered children under a state law, has won the Republican nomination for Alabama chief justice. Stewart defeated Bryan Taylor, a former state senator and legal adviser to two governors, to secure the GOP nomination. She will face Circuit Judge Greg Griffin, a
KEYTMar 05 2024
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Broncos’ search for next franchise quarterback after Russell Wilson might require patience
The Broncos and quarterback Russell Wilson decided to part ways after two uninspiring seasons, as Denver announced Monday it will release the nine-time Pro Bowler after the start of the new league year on March 13. Wilson’s arrival in 2022 was meant to end Denver’s quarterback carousel. But he walks out the door, leaving the Broncos in the same position they’ve been in since Hall of Fame
The Denver PostMar 05 2024
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Celtics Cavaliers Basketball
The Kelce brothers showed up for their own giveaway. No, Taylor Swift wasn’t with them. Cleveland-born Travis and Jason Kelce were both in attendance Tuesday night as the Cavaliers paid tribute to the NFL stars with a souvenir bobblehead depicting them in Cavs jerseys and holding basketballs. During the first timeout in the opening quarter, the Cavs presented Jason, who retired from the
Colorado Springs GazetteMar 06 2024
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Sinema exit ramps up Arizona Senate race and battle for critical centrist vote
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s (I-AZ) decision not to seek reelection to the Senate puts Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), the likely Democratic nominee, and Kari Lake, who is the front-running Republican candidate, on the fast track for a two-way race in Arizona. Immediately following the news of Sinema’s retirement, Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), the leader of the GOP Senate campaign arm, declared the
Washington ExaminerMay 29 2013
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Michele Bachmann retiring under fire
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) - the tea-party firebrand facing investigations and a daunting reelection race - abruptly announced on Wednesday morning that she will not seek reelection to a fifth term.
PoliticoMar 05 2024
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Ex-Air Force employee pleads not guilty to sharing classified info on foreign dating site
OMAHA, Neb. — A former Air Force employee and retired Army lieutenant colonel pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges that he shared classified information about Russia’s war with Ukraine on a foreign dating site. David Franklin Slater was in court in Omaha Tuesday afternoon — three days after the 63-year-old was arrested. Slater, whose gray hair was closely cropped, briefly answered Magistrate
Washington Post