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Charleston shooter had history of violence, mental illness [Video]
CHARLESTON, S.C. The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records. Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized Friday, the....

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Religion events from around the Washington area
First Baptist Church of Woodbridge announces the arrival of its new senior pastor, the Rev. Bradford Kirby, from First Baptist Church of Jensen Beach, Fla. To celebrate his arrival and provide the community with an opportunity to connect with the church’s ministries, there will be a Fall Kickoff on Sunday.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
CHARLESTON (AP) — The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records. Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized Friday, the....

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Former chair on Jagdeo’s third list of GECOM nominees
Former Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) , Major General (retired) Joseph Singh is on third list of six nominees submitted by Opposition Leader , Bharrat Jagdeo to President David Granger to chair the commission. Other names on the list are Attorney Teni Housty ,Attorney Sanjeev....

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Derby brewery opens doors long closed
Bad sons make good beer. That is the premise behind a craft brewery opened last month by Shelton brothers Bill and Mark DaSilva in a renovated factory building across the Housatonic River on Roosevelt Drive in Derby. By the look of the crowd on a recent Saturday afternoon, they have succeeded.

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Former rebels, Colombia prosecutor spar over FARC war chest
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia submitted a list of belongings that included farms, cattle and items as miniscule as mops and juice squeezers as required under a peace agreement earlier this month. But chief prosecutor Nestor Martinez and other government officials are questioning their....

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized Friday, the day after he was shot by police to end a hostage standoff that followed the slaying at Virginia's restaurant on a busy street of shops and upscale eateries in downtown Charleston. Authorities released his name Friday.

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Nicole Spall and Lee Chrysler spent over 700 hours building their new home
Not very many people can say they spent 700 hours building their home, but Nicole Spall and Lee Chrysler can. With new house keys and an honour guard march from Chatham-Kent Fire emergency services on Friday, their family were welcomed into their new Habitat For Humanity home at the end of Sherman Street in Blenheim.

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Wallingford ZBA approves two daycare proposals
WALLINGFORD — The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two applications for daycares last week, including one submitted by New Life Church to open a daycare at the former TD Bank on North Turnpike Road. New Life Church is moving its existing day care, Carver Preschool, located on Bee Street in Meriden, to the former bank property at 7 N.

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U.S. political climate results from ‘theological malpractice,’ D.C. pastor says
The Rev. William H. Lamar IV, pastor of the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in the District, spoke about the role of the church in this time with Hamil R. Harris, an adjunct professor at Morgan State University and a former Washington Post staff writer. The interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.

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Elderly woman found dead in church
SOMERSET, Ky. (WKYT) - Police are investigating a death after they found a 70-year-old woman dead inside a church fellowship hall. Police say they found Ruthie Carolyn New, 70, in the fellowship hall at Denham Street Baptist Church in Somerset. The pastor of the church found her body around 3:40 p.m.

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Video: Buhari’s rail approval from Kano to his hometown Daura of no economic value – Reno
A Nigerian newspaper and Online version of the Vanguard, a daily publication in Nigeria covering Niger delta, general national news, politics, business, energy, sports, entertainment, fashion,lifestyle human interest stories, etc. Video: Buhari’s rail approval from Kano to his hometown Daura of no economic value – Reno.

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Reverend putting "improvement" back in MIA
On the 54th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech , the Montgomery organization he led is inviting the public to join in a new cause. Rev. Cromwell Handy has had King's torch passed to him in more ways than one. Handy is pastor at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church King led....

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized Friday, the day after he was shot by police to end a hostage standoff that followed the slaying at Virginia's restaurant on a busy street of shops and upscale eateries in downtown Charleston. Authorities released his name Friday.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records. Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized....

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Vigil to be held for man shot and killed by Southaven police
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - More than a month after the police shooting of Ismael Lopez in Southaven, his family still has no answers. A vigil for Lopez is planned in front of Southaven PD Friday evening. This vigil is also a protest. Lopez's widow is going to be there, and the pastor who is putting it on has vowed not to quit.

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Pastor becomes councilman without opposition
It’s not supposed to be easy to get elected to a city council, especially for someone who has been a resident for less than four years, but Justin Wright breezed into the job last week. The 31-year-old pastor of Centerville Community Church will become a Centerville City Council member in January.

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WATCH: Hurricane Harvey, debt ceiling hot topics in the White House briefing room
Hi there are welcome to the ABC news briefing room you just heard in the range of federal officials including Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Three on the preparations for different hurricane hardened which is up barreling down about it posted Texas. Rick that among among the other headlines along with us officials are Pennsylvania Avenue team.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records. Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized....

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
CHARLESTON, S.C. The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records. Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, remained hospitalized Friday, the....

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records.

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Suspected gunman had history of violence, mental illness
By RUSS BYNUM Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - The man who police say killed a Charleston chef inside a restaurant filled with tourists had been convicted of violent crimes at least twice since the 1980s and struggled with mental illness, according to legal records.

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Report: no autopsy for immigrant who died in Hudson County's custody
Gallery: Rolando Meza Espinoza protest outside Kearny jail. By The Jersey Journal An autopsy was never performed on the immigrant who died in June while in the custody of Hudson County corrections officials, The state medical examiner determined Rolando Meza Espinoza, who also went by the name....

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