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As storm hits Florida, Haitians try to help family on island
By JENNIFER KAY Associated Press. MIAMI (AP) - Nurses and doctors have been delayed by temporary airport closures in South Florida, unable to travel to those in Haiti injured by the hurricane that has killed hundreds. Warehouses collecting medicine, food and other supplies have been at a standstill.

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As Storm Hits Florida, Haitians Try to Help Family on Island
Nurses and doctors have been delayed by temporary airport closures in South Florida, unable to travel to those in Haiti injured by the hurricane that has killed hundreds. Warehouses collecting medicine, food and other supplies have been at a standstill. As a humanitarian crisis unfolds in their homeland, Haitian-Americans are eager to help.

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As storm hits Florida, Haitians try to help family on island
By JENNIFER KAY Associated Press. MIAMI (AP) - Nurses and doctors have been delayed by temporary airport closures in South Florida, unable to travel to those in Haiti injured by the hurricane that has killed hundreds. Warehouses collecting medicine, food and other supplies have been at a standstill.

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As storm hits Florida, Haitians try to help family on island
MIAMI Nurses and doctors have been delayed by temporary airport closures in South Florida, unable to travel to those in Haiti injured by the hurricane that has killed hundreds. Warehouses collecting medicine, food and other supplies have been at a standstill. As a humanitarian crisis unfolds in their homeland, Haitian-Americans are eager to help.

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Norris Burkes | Addicted to love from all the wrong places
(Partially excerpted from Norris Burkes’ new book, “Thriving Beyond Surviving.”) Robert Palmer scored a hit with his song “Addicted to Love.” However, if you’re addicted to “love” from all the wrong places, you’ll net the wrong kind of fame. Just ask former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner or Maj. Gen. David Haight.

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Jail for man who set church sign on fire
A disgruntled former member of Lighthouse Evangelism church, who was suffering from delusional disorder, placed joss sticks and chicken heads outside the church in Woodlands on several occasions. But Cyrus Teo King Huat, 44, was caught on camera when he set fire to a sign bearing Lighthouse Evan- gelism's name on May 13.

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Boy's prayer makes difference in life Read Story Casey Cumley
"Make sure James is safe," said Jordan Cox. The soft words of 8-year-old Jordan praying with his family for Capt. James Steffens are having a lasting impact on the 28-year veteran. "It’s going to live with me because it hit that reset button because this little kid’s got our back," said Steffens, of the Pasco Sheriff's Office.

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Services set for Rev. Wilma R. Johnson, Detroit pastor
Four services have been set for the late Rev. Wilma Robena Johnson, pastor of New Prospect Baptist Church in Detroit. Rev. Johnson died Sept. 30 after a 12-year battle with cancer. She was 64. On Thursday, a public viewing is scheduled from 4 - 8 p.m. at Swanson Funeral Home, 14751 W. McNichols in Detroit.

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Tickets available for WomenRising annual gala Oct. 26; 2 to be honored
Susan Levin, left, a professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology, and Rev. Frank Morris, right, a pastor of christian education and biblical counseling, will be honored at the WomenRising Gala on Oct. 26. (Courtesy photos) – WomenRising will honor two notable Hudson County advocates – Professor Susan Levin and the Rev.

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2 Defendants in New York Church Beating Case Take Plea Deals
Two leaders of a secretive New York church pleaded guilty Friday to their involvement in a violent all-night "counseling session" that left one young man dead and another severely injured. The church's matriarch, Traci Irwin, and her son Daniel Irwin, a deacon, accepted plea deals in Oneida County....

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Tampa Jewish center's fence draws mixed reviews
"The most unwelcoming thing we could approve," City Council member Yvonne Yolie Capin said of the fence along N Howard Avenue. But the Tampa Jewish Community Centers and Federation sees the fence as an unfortunate necessity in a hazardous world. "You need to create environments that you're able to....

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2 defendants in New York church beating case take plea deals
Two people have pleaded guilty for their involvement in a violent "counseling session" at their secretive New York church that left one young man dead and another severely injured. UTICA, N.Y. (AP) — Two leaders of a secretive New York church pleaded guilty Friday to their involvement in a violent....

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Clarification: Police-Social Media Monitoring story
Civil liberties advocates say tools that allow police to search social media in real time during protests could have a chilling effect on free speech. More >> In a story Oct. 6, The Associated Press reported that the Denver Police Department provided documents related to its use of social media tracking software.

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Clarification: Police-Social Media Monitoring story
Civil liberties advocates say tools that allow police to search social media in real time during protests could have a chilling effect on free speech. More >> In a story Oct. 6, The Associated Press reported that the Denver Police Department provided documents related to its use of social media tracking software.

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Clarification: Police-Social Media Monitoring story
Civil liberties advocates say tools that allow police to search social media in real time during protests could have a chilling effect on free speech. More >> In a story Oct. 6, The Associated Press reported that the Denver Police Department provided documents related to its use of social media tracking software.

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COLOMBIA PEACE - Negotiators for Colombian gov't, FARC to press on after setback
(L-R), Colombia's High Commisioner for Peace, Sergio Jaramillo, Chief negotiator of the Colombian government Humberto de la Calle, FARC delegates Luciano Marín alias 'Iván Márquez', Jorge Torres Victoria alis Pablo Catatumbo and Felix Antonio Munoz Lascarro alias Pastor Alape, during a press conference in Havana, Cuba, 07 October 2016.

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Panic as sea robbers take over Nigerian waterways
– Bayelsa people have raised the alarm over the incessant attacks of sea robbers in the Southern Ijaw area of the state. – The residents are concerned that a bloody clash may occur between the youths and the criminals operating on the waterways. – The residents have now charged the military to....

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Prop 47 Rally Helps Open Closed Doors
*The Steven Williams Foundation together with The Way World Outreach Church Pastor Marco Garcia will host a Prop 47 Expungement Rally. The goal of this event is to help educate and encourage men and women who are in need of a second chance. Together with the San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Riverside....

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‘It is quite devastating’: New Glasgow winter shelter shuts its doors
An emergency winter shelter for homeless adults and the church where it’s housed have closed unexpectedly. In a written statement, the Life Center Church cites declining membership, financial pressure, and the resignation of its pastor as reasons for the closure.

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Wallingford minister: ‘I’m only here for Haiti’ WALLINGFORD — A local missionary group will send a relief team to Haiti to provide aid following Hurricane Matthew, which has killed more than 300
WALLINGFORD — A local missionary group will send a relief team to Haiti to provide aid following Hurricane Matthew, which has killed more than 300 people in the country and left 350,000 in need of immediate aid, according to media reports. A group of about eight people from Wallingford’s Bethesda....

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The untold story of how Nancy Reagan would have taken a bullet for her husband
On March 30, 1981, at 2:25 p.m., President Ronald Reagan was leaving the Washington Hilton through a side door after speaking to a union group. Outside was a gaggle of staff, secret service, reporters, and bystanders, including one determined to end Ronald Reagan’s life at that moment.

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Backstoppers to assist family of fallen Officer Blake Snyder
ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI)- BackStoppers, Inc. will provide financial assistance to the family of fallen St. Louis County Officer Blake Snyder. The four-year-veteran was killed while responding to a disturbance call Thursday morning in Green Park. Snyder and his partner, who were assigned to the Affton....

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FAITH MATTERS: Encouraging experiences
By Rev. Jan De Gelder Flamborough Canadian Reformed Church Recently, I was able to spend some time in Africa, where for a number of weeks I had the privilege to teach at a Bible school in the northwestern part of Kenya. The students come from various countries in eastern Africa, and they are eager....

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The deserted Philadelphia Daily News newsroom has been a ghost town since its journalists merged with the Inquirer across the hall, but a few ancient landmarks, including 87-year-old obituary writer Jack Morrison's desk and his ancient coffee...
David Gambacorta, who now writes for Philadelphia Magazine, was a cub reporter in his 20s during his formative years at the Daily News. "On most days, Jack was more productive and energetic than staffers who were 30 and 40 years younger than him," Gambacorta said.

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Candlelight Vigil Set for Baby Emmaleigh
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Jackson County is holding a candlelight vigil to honor Emmaleigh Barringer, the infant girl that died this week after being sexually assaulted. The vigil is scheduled for 7:00 PM Monday, October 10th, 2016 at the Jackson County Courthouse Grounds in Ripley, WV.

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No need to declare an outbreak: official
AN official of the Department of Health (DOH) 7 questioned the Cebu Provincial Health Office’s plan to declare a dengue outbreak in the entire province. But Rennan Cimafranca of the DOH 7’s Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance (Resu) said that if the Cebu Provincial Government proceeds with its plan, he couldn’t stop them.

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