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METRO DIGEST || Struthers child endangerment
Adults charged with child endangerment. STRUTHERS. Police charged two adults for the purported abuse of a 5-year-old girl. Lisa Marenkovic, 27, and Beau Geidner, 27, both of Struthers, face felony child-endangerment charges. Police obtained a warrant and searched a Fourth Street home Monday in connection with the case.

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Ebola Still Takes Mental Toll on West Africa's 'Burial Boys'
“They didn’t tell us at the end of this job, you people will get crazy,” said Matthew Kruah, a companion in his daily drinking and drug abuse who buried his father during his own time on the graveyard crews. Ebola killed some 11,000 West Africans, but it also left survivors to grieve in an area with....

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Arnold Council considers naming street after late resident
Updated 19 minutes ago Arnold Council is exploring options for honoring the late Antonio “Tony” Nicastro. John Mandak, a former councilman and owner of Valos Chocolates, asked council to consider renaming Sixth Avenue after Nicastro, who died in December at 81.

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Ferguson city council want changes to police reform plan
FERGUSON, Mo. The Ferguson, Missouri city council voted on Tuesday to approve an agreement with the U.S. Justice Department to reform the city's police department after the 2014 shooting of a black teenager, but with changes that must still get federal approval. In a unanimous vote, the council for the St.

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Ferguson city council want changes to police reform plan
FERGUSON, Mo. (Reuters) - The Ferguson, Missouri city council voted on Tuesday to approve an agreement with the U.S. Justice Department to reform the city's police department after the 2014 shooting of a black teenager, but with changes that must still get federal approval. In a unanimous vote, the council for the St.

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Pastor Chris Prays for A Dead Baby & She Comes Back to Life (Details & Photos)
Nothing is impossible for God to do! On Sunday, February 7, 2016, a dead child was allegedly raised back to life at the popularr Mountain Miracle and Liberation Ministries, aka Liberation City in Lagos. The occurrence which was like a scene from a movie left everyone in the church stunned.

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February 9th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter Windhoek A defence lawyer in the long running trial of double murder and defeating or obstructing, or attempting to defeat the course of justice, argued yesterday that his client was never lawfully arrested or charged. According...

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'Homeless Jesus' sculpture finds latest home in Tampa
The new sculpture at Hyde Park United Methodist Church is designed to command attention. In other cities, it has prompted calls to the police. Passers-by have been startled to see what they thought was a homeless person wrapped in a thick blanket and lying on a bench with only bare feet exposed.

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Live From The Woods: ‘leave It To God’ As Usual. When Should We Leave It To
For the past week, I kept on asking myself: how come we (Africans) are so fortunate to receive miracles? Or is it that we are quick to attribute the little victories in our lives to supernatural interventions? When he gets a job, he calls it a miracle; when he receives his visa from the embassy, he....

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Auto Racing
NASCAR announced a dramatic overhaul of its business model Tuesday, shifting to a franchise-like system that is intended to provide actual value and financial stability to team owners after decades of heavy reliance on sponsors. Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo expressed his sadness on....

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‘He always had six or seven kids around. It’s a little strange.’
Deonte Carraway was considered trustworthy by some — a man who did a good job keeping kids entertained at the local recreation center and taking them to church on Sundays. To others, he seemed unusual— sometimes showing up as a volunteer at the elementary school near his home in pajamas and slippers.

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Family dead in murder-suicide struggled with financial problems
At some point Friday or early Saturday, he apparently strangled his wife and son, both of whom were found in their beds, police said. The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed Tuesday afternoon that Margaret died of asphyxiation, likely due to strangulation and smothering; while Daniel died of asphyxiation from ligature strangulation.

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Pinellas School Board limits out-of-school suspensions, fires back at critics
At the same time, some on the board fired back at critics who said the district didn't go far enough in curbing punishments that disproportionately affect the county's black students. Board member Linda Lerner said it was time for community groups to recognize the district is making progress.

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North Carolina teacher Brandon Kincaid hit and killed by private bus at school
Married wheel-chair bound teacher, 25, dies after being struck by a bus in his school's parking lot and was expecting his first child Second-grade teacher Brandon Kincaid was hit and killed on Tuesday by private school bus from day care center; Bus was driven by Ray Batts, 56, who had just dropped....

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U.S. Churches Offer Safe Haven For A New Generation Of Immigrants
U.S. churches are again defying federal immigration authorities. Across the country, a handful of congregations are opening their doors to offer safe haven to Central American immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally and are under deportation orders. The new sanctuary movement echoes an earlier civil disobedience campaign by churches in the 1980s.

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U.S. Churches Offer Safe Haven For A New Generation Of Migrants
American churches are again defying federal immigration authorities. Across the country, a handful of congregations are opening their doors to offer safe haven to undocumented Central American immigrants who are under deportation orders. The new sanctuary movement echoes an earlier civil disobedience campaign by churches in the 1980s.

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I CAN’T PREACH WITH FEET ON THE GROUND - PASTOR
MBABANE A Tanzanian pastor has allegedly told his congregants that he cannot preach while his feet are on the ground. Pictures of the pastor during a sermon have also emerged and shared on social networks. Media reports allege that the pastor, who has not been named, claims that his anointing will leave him when his feet touch the ground.

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EX-SWAZIBANK MANAGER MPHILO NOW A REVEREND
MBABANE Former SwaziBank and MTN Swaziland Corporate Affairs Manager Mphilo Dlamini is now a Reverend and is launching his own ministry on Valentine’s Day. In a brief interview, Dlamini said he was expecting a number of high profile people from around Swaziland to attend the launch of the Heart of....

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LGBT Group Is Well On Its Way To Raising Enough Money To Buy Anti-Gay Church
New York's ATLAH World Missionary Church is known for its homophobic views. A New York advocacy group dedicated to homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) teens has succeeded in raising $200,000 toward purchasing a church known for its at auction.

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What about the complainant in this story?
The Ghomeshi trial captivates the public interest and concerns are raised about how the rigorous cross-examination of victims of claimed sexual assaults will put a pall on sexual abuse victims coming forward. Meanwhile, the Star misses the biggest silencing of victimization in the city.

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Swelling Rumour around Umahi's Defection
Governor, Dave Umah Whether it is true or not, a rumour has sprouted on the Ebonyi State Governor, Dave Umahi's purported plan to defect to the ruling All Progressives Congress, writes Benjamin Nworie. In Ebonyi State, there are two dominant political parties.

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Hampton Court Palace chapel holds first Catholic service since 1550s
The musical element of the service was performed by conductor Harry Christophers and his ensembles The Sixteen and Genesis Sixteen. Paying tribute to the rich and turbulent religious history of the Chapel Royal, the ensembles sang Thomas Tallis' Magnificat, William Cornysh's Salve Regina and John Taverner's 'Leroy' Kyrie.

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Ferguson, Missouri, council to vote on police reform plan
(Reuters) - The Ferguson, Missouri, city council is to vote on Tuesday on a proposed agreement with the U.S. Justice Department to reform the city's police department after the 2014 shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer. Mayor James Knowles III said the vote is scheduled during a council meeting that begins at 7 p.

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Hampton Court Palace chapel holds first Catholic service since 1550s
The musical element of the service was performed by conductor Harry Christophers and his ensembles The Sixteen and Genesis Sixteen. Paying tribute to the rich and turbulent religious history of the Chapel Royal, the ensembles sang Thomas Tallis' Magnificat, William Cornysh's Salve Regina and John Taverner's 'Leroy' Kyrie.

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Bronx music director already charged with rape accused of assaults inside church
A New Rochelle man already charged in the rape of a teenage girl is facing new charges in the Bronx after allegations that the sexual contact also happened inside the Baptist church where he serves as music director. On Tuesday, those at the Thessolonia Baptist Church were helping those in need,....

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Pastor's widow: Daughters must live without 'sense of fear'
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The widow of a pastor slain with eight others at a historic South Carolina church says shielding her young daughters will be a priority during an upcoming murder trial expected to reopen emotional wounds. Jennifer Pinckney spoke to reporters on Tuesday hours before addressing a forum at Duke University on faith and race.

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