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Daily Archives: August 30, 2018
McCain salute: One of nation’s ‘bravest souls’ in war, peace
Man sentenced for fatally stabbing girlfriend at Flatbush apartment
Flatbush: A man was sentenced to 22 years in prison in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Aug. 30, after he pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing his … Continue reading
Living in the past: Locals restage Revolution’s Battle of Brooklyn on 242nd anniversary
A long, lazy weekend in the Ridge
August 29, 2018 Table Rock Weekly Fishing Report with Pete Wenners
Canadian company to acquire Missouri Valley Petroleum
Fear of Falling
The first thing you realize, as you hit the floor, is that those no-skid socks they give you to wear in the hospital? Well, not … Continue reading
How to keep your dog safe from deadly algae at Kansas lakes on Labor Day weekend
Kansas health officials say there are 15 bodies of water you should avoid swimming in over Labor Day weekend. The lakes — include Lake Afton … Continue reading
Aerial footage of $70 million dollar McKinney ISD Stadium on opening night
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Boulder moves forward with looser ADU rules tied to rent restrictions
City Council voted unanimously late Wednesday night to move forward with new rules for accessory dwelling units in Boulder that will allow less parking and … Continue reading
Robin Biro on the Upcoming Midterms
Ilya Shapiro Talks about the DOJ Joining the Harvard Suit
I Love You Mr Bubbs
Mesa Man in Possession of Numerous Explosive Devices Arrested by Authorities
ATF, AZDPS, Mesa and Phoenix Police evacuated several Mesa homes during ordinance disposal Thursday, August 30, 2018 – 4:15pm – For Immediate Release – Mesa, … Continue reading
Editorial: Americans mourn Senator McCain
The death of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., at 81 from brain cancer last weekend generated a remarkable amount of discussion, with people of all political … Continue reading
