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Dashcam video captures 4-year-old’s fall from church bus in Arkansas
Updated 16 minutes ago. HARRISON, Ark. — The rear door on a church van traveling along Highway 65 in northern Arkansas swung open, with a child hanging from the handle. The bus drives away. Dash-cam video showed a 4-year-old girl hang briefly from the door before she let go, hitting the pavement and rolling into traffic.

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Interfaith groups start initiative against hate crimes
Religious leaders are prepared to act quickly the next time swastikas or racial slurs show up in their communities. The Clergy Coalition of Coral Springs & Parkland announced a new initiative Monday at a news conference at St. Andrews Catholic Church in Coral Springs. It’s called the Interfaith Rapid Response to Hate.

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‘Disgraced’ former Hawks boss Ntlemeza returns state vehicle
Disgraced former Hawks head Lieutenant-General Berning Ntlemeza has returned the state vehicle he illegally booked out on Monday morning when he illegally reported for work at the Hawks headquarters in Silverton, Pretoria. Hawks spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi said: “While the Minister [of Police....

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Norwalk, CT
Looking for a new home? Or do you just like looking at what homes are on the market? Either way, here are the latest homes for sale in and around Norwalk... Thanks to the students and teachers from Winston Preparatory School for creating a beautiful new mural at the Shelter! #NationalVolunteerWeek.

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Aiken County Branch of NAACP holds 36th annual Freedom Fund Banquet
The Rev. Paul Bush, foreground, president of the Concerned Ministers Fellowship, was among the attendees at the Aiken County Branch of the NAACP's 36th annual Freedom Fund Banquet at USC Aiken on April 21. The Aiken County Branch of the NAACP held its 36th annual Freedom Fund Banquet in the Business and Education Building at USC Aiken on April 21.

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Trial date set for Portsmouth City
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WVEC) -- The trial of Councilman Mark Whitaker is scheduled to take place in November. Whitaker faces charges of Identity Fraud, Forgery, and Uttering (passing) of a Forged Check. Whitaker's attorney, Don Scott, appeared in court Monday to go on record as counsel for the councilman. Whitaker, himself, did not appear in court.

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Shooting of pregnant teen in Algiers gets men 30 years
From left, Raheem Wright, 23, and Shalik Allen, 20. Each was sentenced Monday (April 24, 2017) to serve 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to the May 2014 kidnapping and attempted murder of Wright's pregnant 16-year-old girlfriend and her unborn child in a shooting along a remote levee in Algiers.

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Kenneth W. Chalker, pastor of University Circle United Methodist Church, announces retirement
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Kenneth W. Chalker announced his retirement from his role of senior pastor at University Circle United Methodist Church Monday in a letter posted on the church's website. Chalker was appointed pastor of First United Methodist Church in 1986.

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Local Church Spearheading Effort Taking Action To Fix Education Budget
Sunday, the church provided action stations ranging from calling and leave a voicemail with your representative, writing a letter and what to include, and how to join the Facebook town hall. Teacher pay is suffering so much that education advocates said they’re having to get a second job or leave the profession.

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8 North Korean defectors in China face deportation
SEOUL • Eight North Korean defectors in China face involuntary repatriation after being detained by Chinese police last month for not having valid documentation, the Human Rights Watch group and a pastor who has been assisting them said yesterday. Human Rights Watch said Chinese government....

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Xi urges 'restraint' over N. Korea as US carrier approaches
Beijing (AFP) - Chinese President Xi Jinping urged "restraint" over North Korea in a phone call with Donald Trump Monday, as Japan joined exercises with an American supercarrier heading to the Korean peninsula. The US leader has repeatedly called on China, the North's sole major ally, to do more to....

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Guatemalan land activist wins prestigious Goldman prize
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Rodrigo Tot, a 60-year-old farmer and activist, was awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize on Monday for work in his Guatemala homeland, an honor that comes after two previous Latin American winners were murdered in the last year.

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An Ebute-Meta Magistrates Court, Lagos, on Monday ordered a textile dealer, Titilayo Momoh, to undergo psychiatric evaluation following her arraignment by the police for attempted suicide. The woman was on March 24 stopped from jumping off the 3rd Mainland Bridge into the Lagoon by operatives of....

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New Mexico woman, 62, killed by her own car
Police in New Mexico have identified a woman who was hit and killed by her own car last week. Las Cruces resident Jill Thompson was pinned underneath her 1974 Plymouth Satellite in what police say appeared to be an accident. A relative heard Thompson’s engine running in the driveway Thursday, according to police.

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United Methodist court to preside over challenge to lesbian bishop
Within minutes, a formal complaint was filed challenging her election as contrary to the church ban on clergy who are "self-avowed practicing homosexuals" -- a petition that the highest Methodist judicial authorities agreed to consider. On Tuesday, the court will take up the closely watched case,....

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N.J. community says goodbye to 600-year-old oak tree
- Under cloudy skies Monday, a giant yellow crane towered over the 600-year-old great white oak tree that has come to symbolize the Basking Ridge community, and the Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church. George Washington once picnicked underneath the iconic great white oak tree, believed to have been one of the oldest in the nation.

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Mbalula's response to a defiant Berning Ntlemeza - in 10 quotes
Ramatazzz had some stern words for Ntlemeza‚ who “absconded with a state vehicle”. And he had a few unconventional things to say too‚ which generated a series of guffaws on social media. In case you missed his media briefing at the elite police unit’s offices in Silverton‚ Pretoria on Monday‚ here....

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Hampton School searches for new headmistress
The search has started for a new headmistress for Hampton School in St Elizabeth, as Heather Murray, leaves the institution. Murray's attorney, Andre Earle, told The Gleaner/Power 106 News Centre this morning that she will be going off on pre-retirement leave.

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Lesbian Methodist bishop faces challenge to her election
NEW YORK (AP) — Karen Oliveto clutched a friend's hand, closed her eyes and wept when she learned last year she had been elected a bishop of the United Methodist Church. Oliveto, who is married to another woman, had become the denomination's first openly gay bishop.

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Guatemalan land activist wins prestigious Goldman prize
GUATEMALA CITY — Rodrigo Tot, a 60-year-old farmer and activist, was awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize on Monday for work in his Guatemala homeland, an honor that comes after two previous Latin American winners were murdered in the last year.

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Guatemalan land activist wins prestigious Goldman prize
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Rodrigo Tot, a 60-year-old farmer and activist, was awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize on Monday for work in his Guatemala homeland, an honor that comes after two previous Latin American winners were murdered in the last year.

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Trees topple after heavy rain Read Story
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The heavy rain across the Carolinas has toppled dozens of trees across the area. In Charlotte, a large tree fell on a house in the Elizabeth neighborhood. The tree is so large the roots buckled the pavement on the street when it fell along E. 5th Street and N. Laurel Avenue. No one was injured.

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Guatemalan land activist wins prestigious Goldman prize
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) Rodrigo Tot, a 60-year-old farmer and activist, was awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize on Monday for work in his Guatemala homeland, an honor that comes after two previous Latin American winners were murdered in the last year.

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JCF Members Encouraged to Maintain their Integrity
Photo: Barbara Ellington A section of the congregation at Saturday’s (April 22) service of prayer and thanksgiving for the security forces held at the Northern Caribbean University in Mandeville, Manchester. Story Highlights Minister of National Security, the Hon.

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Life in Clarin under siege
FOR Pastor Lourdes Estremos, a born-again Christian, the recent clashes between government troops and Abu Sayyaf members in Inabanga and Clarin in Bohol have made her closer to the five orphaned girls she is taking care of. “They need the love of God, not only of a mother during times like these.

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Lesbian Methodist bishop faces challenge to her election
NEW YORK (AP) " Karen Oliveto clutched a friend's hand, closed her eyes and wept when she learned last year she had been elected a bishop of the United Methodist Church. Oliveto, who is married to another woman, had become the denomination's first openly gay bishop.

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