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Local Boston school gym teacher denies indecent assault charges
BOSTON (AP) — Prosecutors say an apparently intoxicated gym teacher at a Boston elementary school inappropriately touched four young girls during class. Not guilty pleas to four counts of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 were entered on behalf of 31-year-old Nicholas Speller, of Malden, at his arraignment Thursday.

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Matt Collins returning to roots as principal of St. Mary's High in Westfield
Westfield resident Matthew Collins asks the Westfield City Council to support keeping St. Mary's High School open in March. Collins was announced May 17 as the new principal of the school. (Hope E. Tremblay Photo) WESTFIELD -- Matthew Collins is the new St. Mary's High School principal.

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Venezuelans head to polls with great hunger, little hope
iStock/Thinkstock (CARACAS, Venezuela) — Venezuelans will head to the polls Sunday for a contested presidential election, one with incredibly high stakes and dismally low expectations. The vote May 20 is the first time in just over five years that Venezuelans will get to choose a new president.

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Venezuelan challenger Falcon aspires to vote upset
By Andrew Cawthorne. CARACAS (Reuters) - Striding a small stage in a poor hillside neighborhood of Venezuela's capital, Caracas, presidential aspirant Henri Falcon fulminates against hunger, malnutrition and hyperinflation under socialist rule. "It's time to tell Nicolas, the hunger candidate, 'Go....

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In Lagos: PSFU arrests cleric over fake travel documents
The Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) on Thursday said it had arrested a cleric with his four children (names withheld) for allegedly being in possession of fake traveling documents. PSFU Public Relations Officer, Lawal Audu , told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that luck ran out on the pastor when he visited the U.

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As Venezuelans go hungry, their government holds a farcical election
The fact that few voters believe him does not matter. The “independent” electoral commission is a puppet of the regime. After regional elections last October, it refused to investigate evidence of fraud. Smartmatic, the company based in Britain that supplied Venezuela’s voting machines, has withdrawn its staff.

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Starbucks investigates after slur demeaning Mexicans is printed on customer’s coffee cups
The name “Beaner” was printed on this Starbucks cup given to a Mexican customer at a La Canada Flintridge store. Starbucks is investigating after a customer at a La Cañada Flintridge store said he received two coffee cups with the word “Beaner” – a derogatory term for Mexicans – printed on them instead of his name this week.

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Community mourns teacher, among 5 storm-related deaths
Communities across the area are coming together to assess the damage and death toll after the National Weather Services says at least three tornadoes touched down in the New York area during powerful storms that Five deaths are being blamed on the severe weather. In Westchester County, a teacher killed during the storms is being mourned.

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Former Ganim aide defects to Guy Smith campaign
A day after the NAACP criticized the Democratic party for a lack of diversity, state Rep. Charlie Stallworth a former Joe Ganim loyalist is entering the race. He’ll skip the convention this weekend though he’s teamed up with Guy Smith, the former Bill Clinton adviser and Greenwich businessman, who’s....

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13 Candidates Vying For Mayoral Office
Copyright 2018 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Newschannel5 asked the candidates what makes them the person to take on the job as Metro Nashville's Mayor.

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Starbucks investigates after slur demeaning Mexicans is printed on customer’s coffee cups
The name “Beaner” was printed on this Starbucks cup given to a Mexican customer at a La Canada Flintridge store. Starbucks is investigating after a customer at a La Cañada Flintridge store said he received two coffee cups with the word “Beaner” – a derogatory term for Mexicans – printed on them instead of his name this week.

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Grave crisis drives apathy in Venezuelan election
In this May 12, 2018 photo, Venezuelan policemen eat soup provided at a campaign rally hosted by presidential candidate Javier Bertucci, in Caracas, Venezuela. Campaign workers for Bertucci distribute beef soup to hundreds of people, including the elderly, pregnant women, children and even policemen.

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Lt. Gov. Lemanu to give keynote speech at 68th ASCC commencement
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The American Samoa Community College (ASCC) will hold its 68th Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 18, beginning at 10 a.m. in the College’s new Multi-Purpose Center (MPC) Auditorium. While the final number will depend on examination results, an initial count of 135....

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Another option for local degrees
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — American Samoa residents looking for options as far as college now have another choice available to them — locally. Wayland Baptist University, a non-profit college and the oldest institution of higher education in continuous existence on the High Plains of Texas,....

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Grave crisis drives apathy in Venezuelan election
In this May 12, 2018 photo, Venezuelan policemen eat soup provided at a campaign rally hosted by presidential candidate Javier Bertucci, in Caracas, Venezuela. Campaign workers for Bertucci distribute beef soup to hundreds of people, including the elderly, pregnant women, children and even policemen.

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Grave crisis drives apathy in Venezuelan election
The Associated Press. In this May 11, 2018 photo, Vaceliza Villa holds a bag of raw chicken skin in an outdoor market, as a boisterous electoral campaign marches past, in Caracas, Venezuela. �I really don�t care what happens on Sunday,� said Villa, 47, holding up her bag of raw chicken skins to feed herself and her 6-year-old daughter for the week.

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Teen 'Peace Warriors' fight gun violence in Chicago and beyond
At his desk at North Lawndale College Prep High School, Gerald Smith keeps a small calendar that holds unimaginable grief. In its pages, the dean and student advocate writes the name of each student who's lost a family member, many of them to gun violence.

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Grave crisis drives apathy in Venezuelan election
In this May 12, 2018 photo, Venezuelan policemen eat soup provided at a campaign rally hosted by presidential candidate Javier Bertucci, in Caracas, Venezuela. Campaign workers for Bertucci distribute beef soup to hundreds of people, including the elderly, pregnant women, children and even policemen.

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Ekiti 2018: 40 candidates to battle for governorship seat
…Two women among candidates published by INEC. A total number of 40 candidates on the platforms of various political parties are to contest for the governorship seat of Ekiti State on July 14. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Thursday published the names of candidates who emerged from the primaries conducted by their parties.

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Special event tonight to raise funds for Dixonville Cemetery restoration
SALISBURY, NC (WBTV) - A special event will be held in Salisbury on Thursday night to help in the restoration of the Dixonville-Lincoln Memorial Project. Called "The Ministers of Comedy," it will feature local pastors sharing funny stories and jokes, and even include Salisbury Police Chief Jerry Stokes with musical entertainment.

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Sponsored 9 hours ago Stop wasting money on dealers, Awoof Cars will work with your budget Awoof Cars Company conducts its business in a manner that satisfaction is guaranteed such that there wouldn’t have to be...
Awoof Cars Company conducts its business in a manner that satisfaction is guaranteed such that there wouldn’t have to be any issue with our clients. The difference between the rich and the poor is information. When prospective buyers ask if we are a car dealer, we tell them we are not, but a broker:....

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News 1 hour ago Prime Minister of Israel invites Pastor Chris Oyakhilome to special reception celebrating US Embassy Pastor Chris Oyakhilome was invited to a special event hosted by the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu. The official...
was invited to a special event hosted by the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu. The official reception for the event, celebrating the move of the US Embassy, took place throughout the 2018 Holy Land Tour with Pastor Chris. It was a trip that included countless followers fulfilling their dream of a once in a life time pilgrimage.

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Bethlehem Inn: Transitional housing project organizes
Waseca's first transitional housing project moved a step closer to reality Tuesday when advocates signed a lease for the former Sacred Heart convent. Advocates for a short-term residential facility have been meeting for months in hopes of establishing the county's only emergency housing for women and children.

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Top 10 titles in new Zoe Ball Book Club
This is Going to Hurt is Adam Kay's true story of working as a junior doctor. Now working as a comedian, Kay, who spent six years working in obstetrics and gynaecology, depicts his time in the understaffed and overly busy NHS. The Summer of Impossible Things is the story of Luna, who discovers....

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Ryan Davon McKinney Sr. | Funeral Home
Funeral service for Ryan Davon McKinney Sr., age 43 years, of Sea Breeze Estates, will be held on Saturday May 19, 2018 at 10:00 a.m., at Church of God of Prophecy East Street Tabernacle, East Street. Officiating will be Bishop Jeffrey Knowles assisted by Minister Branson Gibson. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Gardens, Soldier Road.

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Psychology Congress in Cuba Focused on Family and Children
Havana, May 17 (Prensa Latina) A special keynote speech on paternal emotional disturbance and childhood fear is the focus of the second-day agenda of the 7th Latin American Congress of Health Psychology, ALAPSA 2018, running here until tomorrow. The program also includes a panel on the experiences....

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