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Community closes case against Army, demands compensation
Moon community of Benue State has concluded its case against the Nigerian Army at the ongoing public sittings of the presidential panel of investigation reviewing compliance of the armed forces with human rights obligations and rules of engagement. In an 18-page memorandum submitted and with....

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MUGABE DEATH PROPHECY: Only 32 Days Left To Pastor Mugadza’s Prediction
32 DAYS ARE LEFT BEFORE THE “ROBERT MUGABE WILL DROP DEAD BY 17TH OCTOBER 2017” prediction by Pastor Phillip Patrick Mugadza. The so called “prophecy” got the preacher in trouble last year leading to his incarceration although he was later acquitted (pictures above).

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Lutheran church in Ligonier Township up for sale after 129 years
Updated 4 hours ago When the cornerstone for St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Ligonier Township was laid in June 1888, Grover Cleveland was president, Susan B. Anthony was advocating for women's suffrage and the National Geographic Society had just been founded. Now, 129 years later, the ministry of St.

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Conry, Thomas Martin
Thomas Martin ConryAug. 25, 1949 - Sept. 11, 2017Thomas Conry passed away on Monday, September 11, 2017, after a long battle with cancer. Visitation with the family will be from 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 14, at the Lake Shore Funeral Home, 5201 Steinbeck Bend, in Waco. Funeral services will be at 3 p.

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Scottsdale priest dies of injuries suffered from fall during Mass
The pastor of a Scottsdale church has died from injuries he suffered when he collapsed while saying morning Mass on Tuesday. Father Pete Rossa fainted and collapsed while he was celebrating the daily liturgy on Tuesday at St. Bernadette Catholic Church in Scottsdale, according to a message to parishioners posted on the church Facebook page.

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Springfield woman seeks supplies for Houston hurricane victims -- and a truck to carry them
-- It's been about two weeks since Springfield resident Crystal Copeland started collecting items for victims of Hurricane Harvey, and she has been overwhelmed by the support. "The amount of donations has been amazing," she said. "We have had a lot of individuals as well as the Amherst school district and local organizations dropping off items.

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Church leaders speak against tax
CHURCH leaders in Manicaland have come out guns blazing against the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s move to collect income tax from churches and other religious institutions regardless of the types of transactions that take place within the church. Churches are non-profit organisations and whatever....

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Bishop Kelley High School President Leaving After 10 Years
TULSA, Oklahoma - The head of Tulsa's Bishop Kelley High School is leaving. The school made the announcement on its Facebook page. Father Brian O'Brien is being appointed pastor of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Stillwater, starting in January, 2018. St. Xavier is building a new church which will be dedicated in February, 2018.

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Harvey 32 mins ago 5:15 p.m. Spiritual leaders provide hope after Harvey, answer your questions on KHOU 11
HOUSTON How has your faith helped you since rains from Hurricane Harvey flooded large parts of the Houston and Southeast Texas? KHOU 11 News has invited spiritual leaders from our community to answer questions and explain how faith has guided them through these difficult times.

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Why did Jennifer Roberts lose? The reasons aren’t hard to find.
It was Roberts’ actions in the wake of last fall’s protests that turned off some progressive voters. “I thought she was divisive,” said Liz Winer, a community advocate who runs a family foundation. “I felt she was pandering to her real solid base and not looking at Charlotte as a whole.

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Hunger 1 hour ago 5:12 p.m. IMPACT: Feeding our Children
The hallways at Hammond ring with a joyous noise, as students move from class to class. But the smiles and laughter conceal the truth about the journey for many children learning within the walls. On a sweltering hot June morning, WUSA9 Anchor Lesli Foster walked through the school with Principal Pierrette Peters.

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands — The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami. Most part-time residents — and anyone else who didn't have to stay — had cleared....

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Buja Arts Festival roars to life
Arts Corresopondent This year’s edition of Buja Annual Arts Festival started on a high note yesterday with a number of activities taking place in Mutoko. BAAF is a culture platform for the people of Buja popularly known as “wana samutoko” and it celebrates the uniqueness, vibrancy and richness of the Mutoko culture.

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Women's hats and crowded schools among September 1897 news items
Here is what was happening in El Paso in September 1897: Sept. 1, 1897. A wild steer made quite a commotion in the park this morning. He was being brought from the hills for slaughter when he escaped and made a dive for the fountain. Ed Wales was out of sorts because the animal had taken possession of the park.

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Mother gets 30 to 80 years in sons' bathtub drownings
Allegheny County Judge Jeffrey Manning called the sentence imposed Wednesday on 44-year-old Laurel Schlemmer a de-facto life term given her age. The judge found Schlemmer guilty but mentally ill of two counts of third-degree murder in March, so she'll begin her sentence in a state mental hospital....

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Walk Cedar Rapids and learn its history through new historic markers
CEDAR RAPIDS — The modest-sized red brick church situated near the corner of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue SE can easily be missed passing down the street, but on closer inspection more exists than an unassuming structure. Beyond the arched doorway and windows stands the Bethel African Methodist....

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National News US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) — The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami. Most part-time residents — and anyone else who didn’t have to stay — had....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) — The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami. Most part-time residents — and anyone else who didn't have to stay — had....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
By BEN FOX and IAN BROWN Associated Press. ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) - The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami.

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Those left behind on St. Thomas and St. John were surviving on whatever they could find as they tried to repair or secure their houses with whatever materials were available. They had to dodge downed power lines that snaked through hills that were a deep green before the storm but had been so....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Dutch King Willem-Alexander speaks to the press during his visit regarding hurricane response after the passing of Hurricane Irma in Willemstad, Curacao, Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. If the weather is good enough, the monarch will later fly onward to St. Maarten and two other smaller islands hit by Irma....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Dutch King Willem-Alexander speaks to the press during his visit regarding hurricane response after the passing of Hurricane Irma in Willemstad, Curacao, Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. If the weather is good enough, the monarch will later fly onward to St. Maarten and two other smaller islands hit by Irma....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Dutch King Willem-Alexander speaks to the press during his visit regarding hurricane response after the passing of Hurricane Irma in Willemstad, Curacao, Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. If the weather is good enough, the monarch will later fly onward to St. Maarten and two other smaller islands hit by Irma....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
Dutch King Willem-Alexander speaks to the press during his visit regarding hurricane response after the passing of Hurricane Irma in Willemstad, Curacao, Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. If the weather is good enough, the monarch will later fly onward to St. Maarten and two other smaller islands hit by Irma....

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
By BEN FOX and IAN BROWN Associated Press. ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) - The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami.

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US Virgin Islands getting aid, but still reeling from Irma
By BEN FOX and IAN BROWN Associated Press. ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) - The last of the late-summer tourists were gone Wednesday from the U.S. Virgin Islands, ferried away from the wreckage of Hurricane Irma in cruise ships bound for Puerto Rico and Miami.

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