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Black leaders to Tulsa: Act on pledges of racial harmony
TULSA, Okla. Tulsa community leaders say the acquittal of a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man ripped open a long-festering wound. From the mayor’s office to schools and churches, race relations have been terrible in Oklahoma’s second-largest city for well over a century.

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Pleasanton Announces Community of Character Award Recipients
The Pleasanton Community of Character Collaborative is pleased to announce its 2017 Juanita Haugen Awards recipients, who exhibit the values of the Community of Character through their great examples of service, while living the values of Responsibility, Compassion, Self-Discipline, Honesty, Respect and Integrity.

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Black leaders to Tulsa: Act on pledges of racial harmony
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Tulsa community leaders say the acquittal of a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man ripped open a long-festering wound. From the mayor’s office to schools and churches, race relations have been terrible in Oklahoma’s second-largest city for well over a century.

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Tulsa leaders say Terence Crutcher verdict is setback for racial harmony
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Tulsa community leaders say the acquittal of a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man ripped open a long-festering wound. From the mayor’s office to schools and churches, race relations have been terrible in Oklahoma’s second-largest city for well over a century.

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Black leaders to Tulsa: Act on pledges of racial harmony
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Tulsa community leaders say the acquittal of a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man ripped open a long-festering wound. From the mayor’s office to schools and churches, race relations have been terrible in Oklahoma’s second-largest city for well over a century.

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Black leaders to Tulsa: Act on pledges of racial harmony
Tulsa community leaders say the acquittal of a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man ripped open a long-festering wound. From the mayor's office to schools and churches, race relations have been terrible in Oklahoma's second-largest city for well over a century. So black community leaders on Thursday welcomed Mayor G.

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City Leaders Agree Changes Must Be Made To Prevent Future Killings
TULSA, Oklahoma - A jury found Tulsa Police Officer Betty Shelby not guilty of manslaughter in the shooting and killing of Terence Crutcher. City leaders are reacting to the verdict with different opinions, but they do agree incidents like this have to stop. Tulsa pastor, Dr.

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Dallas' oldest black church continues a legacy of political influence
It is stunning to see church photographs of nearly every single pastor, beginning with The Rev. John Hay in 1873 to the present day. By its fourth minister, E.W.D. Isaac, the church began to take a more active role in the projection of its political voice through media. Isaac managed the Star Publishing Co.

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Crutcher Family: Betty Shelby 'Got Away With Murder'
TULSA, Oklahoma - As Tulsans continue to react to a jury finding Betty Shelby not guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Terence Crutcher, the Crutcher family announced they plan to file a civil lawsuit against the City. Emotions were high at Morning Star Baptist church, where the Crutcher....

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Community hopeful for answers in Pike County massacre
WEBVTT APPROACHES ITS THIRTEEN MONTHMARK.FROM THIS POINT FORWARD,ACCORDING TO LEONARD MANLEY, IFINVESTIGATORS COME ONTO HISPROPERTY, THEY WILL NEED AWARRANT.HIS SON, JAMES, IS UP ONEVIDENCE TAMPERING CHARGES FORREMOVING A GPS DEVICE FROM HISTRUCK.AND TWO DAYS AGO, MANLEY TOLD USON CAMERA.>> I'VE BEEN KIND OF UPSET ATTHE COPS FROM DAY ONE.

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Woman’s battle with drugs led to prostitution, living on streets
Related Coverage WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) – On the outside looking in, Katie seems to have a perfect life — a husband, children, home and a job in healthcare. She almost lost it all, though, just two years ago. “I was clean for a month shy of 10 years and I relapsed,” she said.

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"The Marathon Man" Runs in #94 This Weekend
Just about every weekend this time of year, you can find a 5k, 10k, or even a half marathon race somewhere in the Bluegrass. This weekend, May 20th, hundreds of runners, including many from out- of- state, will run through horse country, starting at Fasig Tipton on Newtown Pike.

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Pakistan: Catholic Church Condemns US Qur’an Burning
American Terry Jones, pastor of the Dove World Outreach Center, oversaw the burning by an evangelical preacher in a Florida church. About 30 people attended the March 20 event which was presented as a trial of the book in which the Qur’an was found “guilty” and “executed.” Pakistan.

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'The Marathon Man' runs in 94th race this weekend
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Just about every weekend this time of year, you can find a 5K, 10K, or even a half-marathon race somewhere in the Bluegrass. This weekend, May 20, hundreds of runners, including many from out-of-state, will run through horse country, starting at Fasig Tipton on Newtown Pike.

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Where's the money? That is the question being raised by the Buffalo Peacemakers who operate a "Safe Passage Home" program for Buffalo
school children. Using 15-20 staff and volunteers, the Peacemakers head to five dangerous corners every school afternoon so they can spots signs of violence or problems with gangs. The Peacemakers act as counselors and mediators who end up gaining the confidence of youth.

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Kenyan artist blasts National Museum for censoring his 'religious' art pieces
Controversial artist Michael Soi has gone ham on the National Museum of Kenya for commissioning work for the Museum Day, then turning it down, claiming it has "issues revolving around nudity". Soi told Word Is, "We presented our work to the museum three days ago and a few hours later we got a call to go to the museum.

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Father of charged Pike Co. victim's relative says he's tired of the suspicion
But that confidence is not shared by Leonard Manley, who is part of the family and outspoken about his frustration, particularly with what has happened in the past week. Manley told WLWT Thursday he'd like to talk, and he'd like his son to talk, but that his son's attorney has told them to clam up....

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Pastors complain after Wake Schools schedules graduations on Sundays
By Published: May 18, 2017, 5:13 pm David Grzybowski RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – Pastors throughout Wake County are concerned some graduation dates set by the Wake County Public School system are interfering with the Sabbath. “I was appalled thinking that our public schools would schedule graduation....

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Day 2 Avalos trial: Couple spent last hours with
MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Andy Avalos is in a 5 th floor courtroom fighting for his life. Neither side questions he committed the murder the defense is trying to save him from the death penalty. Today we hear from Avalos himself and Melissa and Jerry Hamilton.

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Really? Pastor John Piper says people who have never heard the Gospel won't go to hell
Christians who grew up worshiping and were taught the gospel by their parents are fortunate to have known the story of salvation at an early age. But what about people living in far-flung places who have never heard of Jesus? Are they destined to suffer from eternal misery for not following God? A....

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Students of Distinction nominees, May 18
Activities/Achievements: 8 AP/Honors classes; varsity swim, Tide Pride award; TSA state conference and 3rd place, nationals; various summer academies/programs and internship; STEM Club secretary; speaker at Math Science Leadership Summer Program; National Honor Society secretary; Reach/WAYS vice....

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Surrounded by negativity, local boys are desperate for role models
. Many young men in Memphis are desperate for positive role models, but they are surrounded by bad influences. “Guys (are) driving down the street shooting,” a mom told FOX13 when we asked what kids see in some neighborhoods. Today’s kids want to learn, but that isn’t always a good thing. It really depends on who is influencing a given child.

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Inside the grisly unsolved murder of Sister Cathy Cesnik
Moreover, she said that along with the priest, she was abused by police officers. 'Father Maskell picked me up, took me to a wooded area where there was a lot of policemen gathered around, he left me in the backseat and two policemen abused me while Maskell stood next to the car.

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Photos#x3a;Notabledeathsof2017
Actor John Cygan, best known for his role on 'The Commish,' died May 13 in his home in California after a long battle with cancer. He was 63. Here, he appears in a 2013 episode of 'Modern Family.' Soul singer Cuba Gooding, Sr. of The Main Ingredient performs at Chastain Park Amphitheater on July 10, 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Man in underwear shot, killed in northwest Harris County home invasion, 39 Mins An intruder was shot and killed Thursday during a home invasion in northwest Harris County,
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas Lea Wilson - An intruder was shot and killed Thursday during a home invasion in northwest Harris County, authorities said. Deputies said it was a random break-in. According to investigators, a family of seven, including small children, was asleep around 2 a.m.

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Artist sounds off on National Museum for censoring works on church, greed and lust
Sensational, insightful paintings by Michael Soi about church, state, money and lechery have been rejected by the National Museums of Kenya for an exhibition titled “Speaking the Unspeakable”. And Michael is speaking the unspeakable to Word Is and on his Facebook page.

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