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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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China's all-seeing surveillance state is reading its citizens' faces
Facial-recognition technology is one of the most powerful new tools in the surveillance arsenal. Fuelled by advances in artificial intelligence, these systems can measure key aspects of a face, such as distance between the eyes and skin tone, then cross-reference them against huge databases of....

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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When grindstone murderers put Ikorodu on the edge
The latest attack was as chilling as others before: men armed with grindstones in the dead of the night, surreptitiously scaled the fence of a church in the suburb of Ikorodu town and attacked two women and their children, fast asleep. The cries of the victims awoke others who had come for vigil on....

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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At 18, he's an adult. But this family adopted him anyway, finally giving him a 'home'
Of 2,200 foster youth in Fresno County, around 200 are adults. State law AB12 , which went into effect January 2012, allows adults to remain in foster care up to the age of 21 as long as they are working, going to school, have a medical condition, or are doing something to overcome an issue, like therapy for substance abuse.

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Govt commends King Ministries International Church
By MILDRED KATONGO - THE Government has commended Christ the King Ministries International Church for supporting the vulnerable in society and uplifting their living standards. Copperbelt Minister Bowman Lusambo said the Government appreciated the contributions being made by non-governmental bodies to help reduce poverty in communities.

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Gardens taking root in Westwood as initiative to provide healthy food
An effort to produce locally grown food in Westwood is taking root. Several lots in the community are being used to grow vegetables and other items. "Portions of Westwood are in a food desert," said the Rev. Thomas Hargis, a pastor involved with the Jubilee Farms project. "We have been running some pilot projects in Westwood.

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Saved by Brockton church, woman now a pastor in Plymouth
The Rev. Dr. Coralotta Darwin knows first-hand the horrors of addiction and the joys of freedom. Emily Clark This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it @emilyOCM. PLYMOUTH The Rev. Dr. Coralotta Darwin is the new pastor of First Baptist Church of Plymouth, and she knows first-hand the horrors of addiction and the joys of freedom.

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Utah Jazz: Draft pick Tony Bradley, a work in progress, has a history of self-improvement
Tony Bradley Sr. took his son to the 2009 McDonald's All-American game in Coral Gables, Fla., to watch Kenny Boynton, a Florida local. But Bradley soon saw his son transfixed by Derrick Favors, Demarcus Cousins and a handful of other big men stealing the show. Bradley bought his son, then a middle-schooler, a T-shirt and program.

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UPDATE: Etowah community honors teen with vigil
ETOWAH, TN (WRCB) - UPDATE: As a community remembers an Etowah teen tonight, we're getting to know the young woman who is bringing them together. The TBI identified 18-year-old Kelsey Burnette as the person found dead in the residential area near Charles Street.

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Hazel Miller: 1923-2017
Hazel E. Miller was born July 2, 1923 at Wildrose Death Valley, California. To James Nevears and Minnie Cottonwood. She was a homemaker and lived most of her life on the Big Pine Indian Reservation. She is survived by her daughters, sons, and spouses; Evelyn Miller, James Miller (Maryetta), Helen....

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Ex-pastor turned author Rob Bell sells out Iron City
Former megachurch pastor and bestselling author of "Love Wins," Rob Bell has been looking forward to his upcoming tour of the Bible Belt. Bell will be in Birmingham to talk about his latest book, "What is the Bible?' and has sold out an event scheduled for Iron City on July 19. More standing room tickets may be made available.

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Church assesses damage after July 4th Fire
At this point, The Bread of Life Baptist Church has decided to suspend services for Sunday. While the majority of the damage is to the outside of the building, they are playing it safe before returning to normal. The church is taking it week to week before they reopen their doors.

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Did my neighbors believe they had missed the Promised Land?
Editor’s note: This is an installment in an occasional series by John Fountain on Chicago’s West Side. I remember when my neighborhood went south. I was 12 then. Grandpa got the call from the Lord. The year was 1973. Richard Nixon was president, Woodward and Bernstein were knocking on Watergate’s door, Richard J.

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North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO – North Korea’s latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada’s Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country’s military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week’s test launch of an....

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Charleston school headmaster resigns after arrest for prostitution, open container
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - The First Baptist School confirmed Friday its headmaster resigned after his arrest by North Charleston Police. Thomas Edmond Mullins, 67, was charged with prostitution and open container, according to police spokesman Spencer Pryor.

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Kitty keeps Billy Graham company as he approaches birthday 99
CHARLOTTE, NC (Tim Funk/The Charlotte Observer) - As he approaches his 99th birthday in November, Billy Graham is spending a lot of time with Kitty. She’s a feline friend, a black-and-white-faced cat with whiskers who is a constant companion these days to the famous Charlotte-born evangelist.

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Three Lane County residents injured in alleged firework malfunction file lawsuit against Eugene fireworks retailer, distributor
A mother and daughter, as well as a nine-year-old boy, all injured after handheld fireworks allegedly malfunctioned over the Fourth of July weekend two years ago in Lane County, have jointly filed a lawsuit, claiming a local company sold the fireworks, despite an advisory issued by the manufacturer....

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Jul 07, 2017 2:06PM EDTpublished: Jul 07, 2017 2:06PM EDT
Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile — North Korea's first — has left her on edge. "They may be tremors before an explosion," said Pak, who is helping lead an effort to free a Mississauga, Ont. pastor detained in North Korea. "At one point, it might not just be threats.

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North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO — North Korea's latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada's Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country's military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an....

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North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO -- North Korea's latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada's Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country's military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an....

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