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Apr 21 2023
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Residents sue Arlington County over ‘missing middle’ zoning change
A group of Arlington single-family homeowners sued local lawmakers in the Northern Virginia county Friday over a controversial zoning change that will allow more “missing middle” housing in their neighborhoods, alleging that these elected officials failed to adequately study the impacts of such a policy before approving it last month. The 162-page lawsuit, filed in Arlington County Circuit
Washington Post
Apr 21 2023
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Republican radio host Larry Elder launches 2024 White House bid
Conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder announced Thursday that he is jumping into the 2024 Republican presidential primary race, joining a growing field of candidates vying for the party’s nomination.
“I am announcing I am running for the presidency of the United States,” Elder told Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
“I feel I have a moral, a religious and a patriotic duty to
New York Post (News)
Apr 21 2023
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Longtime NHRA stop Bandimere closing after 2023 season
MORRISON, Colo. — Bandimere Speedway, a longtime stop on the NHRA circuit tucked into the foothills of Colorado’s Front Range west of Denver, plans to close after the 2023 season. The drag racing track and the NHRA said Friday the last NHRA race at so-called “Thunder Mountain” will be the Mile-High Nationals on July 14-16. The speedway opened in 1958 — making this season its 65th anniversary
Washington Post
Apr 21 2023
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ACLU, others sue Tennessee over gender-affirming care ban
A coalition including the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal is suing to stop a new Tennessee law that bans gender-affirming care for minors. • The groups are suing on behalf of three Tennessee families with transgender children who stand to lose care when the law goes into effect. Driving the news: The law, which was a top priority for Tennessee Republicans, is set to go into
Axios
Mar 31 2013
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North Korea is more like an 'organized crime family running a territory' than a government
But, really. As the WSJ put it yesterday, the problem with just acting crazy as your diplomatic strategy is that it doesnt rule out the possibility that you are crazy. The whole place is pretty much at the mercy of one mans kicking and screaming, and Kim Jong-Un has definitely been ratcheting up the volume of his tantrums recently. Were all too familiar with the dynastys pattern of threat-
HotAir
Dec 11 2012
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Mother with autistic son worried what fiscal cliff could do to her family
(CNN) -- For many families, the nation's lurch toward the so-called fiscal cliff evokes either mind-numbing confusion, measured optimism or downright fear. But for Lisa Slifer, a single mother of three, the consequences of failing to come to a deal are all too real. Slifer's son, Kara, 11, is autistic. He and his mother depend heavily on state, local and private programs that receive grants
CNN (Online News)
Apr 21 2023
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Reward increased in Colorado rock throwing death after company "lost our youngest, brightest employee to this senseless act"
As investigators put out yet another call for information in the rock-throwing death of Alexa Bartell, a reward fund quickly grew with the help of her employer. Commercial Flooring Services in Denver added $15,000 to the $2000 Crimestoppers reward for information in the case that leads to conviction. "CFS lost our youngest, brightest employee to this senseless act. We'd appreciate you helping
CBS News (Online)
Apr 22 2023
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Searches underway in Everman area for remains of Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez
TARRANT COUNTY (CBSNewsTexas.com) — A large crew set out Saturday morning to search new areas in and around Everman for Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez. About 50 people are involved in the search, plus drones, horses and cadaver dogs. The crew is searching a total of more than 200 acres over two separate areas. In addition, smaller teams of investigators are searching other locations, according to
CBS News (Online)
Apr 06 2023
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Fairfield Area Adoptable Pets: Dogs & More
Do you want to add a new member to your family and give back to the Fairfield community at the same time? Perhaps it's finally time to adopt a pet! Many shelter animals are still looking for their forever home and shelters are still working to place pets with families. About 6.5 million pets and other companion animals are given to animal pounds each year nationwide, according to the American
Patch.com
Apr 20 2023
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Man pleads no contest in killing of Detroit radio anchor Jim Matthews
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. — A Detroit-area man has pleaded no contest to first-degree murder, assault with intent to murder and unlawful imprisonment in the killing of a radio news anchor and an attack on his family. Arthur Williamson’s plea was made Thursday in Macomb County Circuit Court in Mount Clemens, the county prosecutor’s office said. A no-contest plea is not an admission of guilt but is
NBC News (Online)