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UPDATE: Morgan, Blythe guilty on all counts
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- Guilty. On all counts. That was the verdict late Thursday in the forgery trial involving former chair of the county Democratic Party Butch Morgan and party member Dustin Blythe, who were accused of conspiring to forge signatures on...Tags: Barack Obama, Justice System, Trials, Political Candidates, Punishment
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Fireworks use restricted in Boyne City under new ordinance
BOYNE CITY -- Those who wish to set off fireworks all night long in Boyne City will now have that opportunity on specific days of the year. The same goes for every other city in Michigan. The Boyne City Commission unanimously voted to approve an...
Tags: Veterans Day, Local Government, Presidents' Day, Justice System, Labor Day
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The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash., Doug Clark column
The Spokesman-ReviewAnd just like that, Boston's mind-boggling week of murder and mayhem was over. A law enforcement ensemble from what looked like every jurisdiction in copdom caught the last terrorist punk Friday night. Nineteen-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, bloodied and...Tags: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Punishment
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History of US bombings, failed attempts
Here is a list of some of the worst bombings in the U.S. dating to the 1800s, including some famous attempts that failed: — April 15, 2013: Two bombs explode in the packed streets near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing two people and...
Tags: Timothy McVeigh, Radio City Music Hall, Consolidated Edison Incorporated, Boston Marathon, Trials
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Lunch conversation, community inspiration
Last week, I enjoyed joining a lunch discussion with a few dozen community leaders who were interested in education, volunteerism, and the community. The goal of the lunch was to brainstorm ways together to inspire students, parents and policy-makers to...
Tags: Tribune Tower, Media Industry, Chicago Public Schools, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Public Library
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Bettye Durham Smith: Former mayor touched many lives in Sanford
People close to Bettye Durham Smith say she probably touched just about every life in Sanford in one way or another during three terms as mayor and decades in civic service. Smith, who served as Sanford's first female mayor from 1985 to 1997, died...
Tags: The Salvation Army, Sex Crimes, Rape, Washington, DC, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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A new Christopher Commission for the Christopher Dorner case?
He was, by every account, both a cop killer and a killer cop, and even in death, he might end up shaking the LAPD like no one since Rodney King. Christopher Dorner regarded himself as a victim of institutional racism and a wronged man unfairly turned...
Tags: Shootings, Racism, Robin Hood, Murder, Martin Luther King Jr.
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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day: 'Spirits are very high'
In 2009, they missed each other by a day. But today, thanks to a scheduling quirk, President Obama’s inauguration festivities and Martin Luther King Jr. Day overlapped and, in many places, intertwined. Although Obama was sworn in for his second...
Tags: Barack Obama, Personal Weapon Control, Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights, Interior Policy
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SFJAZZ plays another bold riff
SAN FRANCISCO — "This is one of my favorite rooms," said SFJAZZ founder and Executive Artistic Director Randall Kline, smiling as he stepped over exposed pipes and dusty planks in the SFJAZZ Center. "Then again, they're all my favorite rooms," he...
Tags: Robin Williams, Ornette Coleman, New York City, Culture, Frank Gehry
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Oak Park teen goes backstage at Grammys
An Oak Park teen watched Grammy performers rehearse for last weekend's awards show as one of three musicians who won a national songwriting competition. Hannah Rand, a senior at Oak Park and River Forest High School, wrote and performed her original...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Apple iPad, The Black Keys (music group), Colleges and Universities, Kelly Clarkson
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West Indian Dining in Connecticut? No Problem.
It was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the morning of Barack Obama's second inauguration, and four members of the planning committee for Hartford's Taste of the Caribbean and Jerk Festival sat down to draw up the agenda for this year's event, slated for Aug....
Tags: Barack Obama, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Danbury, Dining and Drinking, Bob Marley
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'The Arts Educators of Washington County' showcased in new gallery
dona@herald-mail.comIn oil, acrylic, watercolor, photography and other media in a variety of genres, Washington County art teachers showcased their work Friday night in the Washington County Arts Council’s new space. Nearly 30 teachers submitted more than 40 pieces...Tags: Artists, Arts, Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Students
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