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Tattoos: Evil practice or art form?
Refusing to give out his full identity, Kudakwashe, a man with tattoos, narrated his experience with the art. “It was a dare on my 18th birthday. I got myself a cross with the inscription ‘The Lord is my Shepard’ on my arm. I felt so cool and showed it off to whoever cared,” he said.

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Chicago baby born premature dies after mother shot dead
Baby named A'Miracle born prematurely after her mother was shot in the head dies after five months following brief battle with pneumonia A'Miracle Jones was five months old when taken off life support on Thursday; She was born prematurely after her mother was killed back in September; Parasha M.

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The Latest: Doctor says 1 shooting victim doing 'fairly well
OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 5:15 p.m. A trauma surgeon says a Missouri man who is recovering from injuries he suffered in a shooting in a suburban Kansas City bar is doing "fairly well" and....

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The Latest: GoFundMe campaigns raise more than $670,000
OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 4:25 p.m. Three GoFundMe sites started for one man who was killed and two others who were injured at a suburban Kansas City bar have raised a total of more than $670,000.

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Vancouver Christians collide over televangelist Franklin Graham
Metro Vancouver Christians are colliding over the coming crusade of televangelist Franklin Graham, who is known for criticizing homosexuals, Muslims and U.S. President Barack Obama. Saying that Graham is often “incendiary and intolerant,” some evangelical Protestants and Roman Catholics are opposing....

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Warren church hit by copper thieves
It was a devastating sight inside Covenant Presbyterian on Oakdale Drive. Pastor David Black was the first to come inside the church Thursday and see the destruction. Everything was fine when he left the church on Sunday. The baseboards were ripped from the walls and copper pipes were sliced and stolen.

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The Latest: GoFundMe campaigns raise more than $670,000
OLATHE, Kan. -- (AP) The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 4:25 p.m. Three GoFundMe sites started for one man who was killed and two others who were injured at a suburban Kansas City bar have raised a total of more than $670,000.

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Nation-Now 4 hour ago 1:02 p.m. How much does the Johnson Amendment curtail church freedom?
“I will get rid of, and totally destroy, the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution.” He was talking about a small part of the tax code that requires organizations that are both tax-exempt and able to receive tax-deductible....

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Central African Republic Returnees Face Challenges, Insecurity
BANGUI — The government of the Central African Republic shut down the displaced persons' camp at the airport in its capital and sent the camp's 30,000 remaining residents packing. Many have returned to their old neighborhoods, but say they do not feel safe. Djiedune Kupato returned home with his wife and eight children late last month.

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Developer will build 24 cluster houses in Strongsville, despite protests from residents
Strongsville resident Rachel Petrick voiced her concerns to City Council regarding a planned 24-cluster-home development off Pearl Road, just north of Boston Road. Other residents lined up to speak after Petrick. (Bob Sandrick, special to cleveland.com) STRONGSVILLE, Ohio - An Atlanta-based....

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An inspiration in White House: Mary Keith "fought like a girl"
For five years, Mary Keith was constantly fighting the cancer that ultimately claimed her life, but she did it with a smile, a joke, a laugh and words of encouragement to those who suffered from the disease alongside her. At 9:33 p.m. on Tuesday, Mary’s fight came to an end while her classmates,....

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Repairing leaky 60-inch water main will cost PWSA much more than expected
Updated 5 minutes ago. Repairing a leaky 60-inch water main feeding Pittsburgh's largest reservoir will cost the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority more than four times its original estimate, officials said Friday. PWSA's board of directors voted unanimously to approve spending up to $1.

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Texas Rep. catches heat for calling Women’s March signs crude, crass
WASHINGTON -- An appearance by Rep. Mike Conaway at a Department of Agriculture event turned tense this week when a man confronted the Texan for criticizing the conduct of some Women’s March participants. In a keynote address to the USDA’s Agricultural Outlook Forum on Thursday, the chairman of the....

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Masses move back inside St. Monica Catholic Church after fire damage repaired
CREVE COEUR, MO (KTVI)- For the first time since fire damaged their sanctuary in December, a Creve Coeur Catholic church will celebrate Mass inside their church this weekend. Fr. Joe Weber, pastor at St. Monica Catholic Church, says all weekend Masses February 25 and 26, will be held back in the church.

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Praying for The Grove to overcome effects of crime
A LOCAL prayer network yesterday held the second of a series of prayer drives geared toward “bettering our communities and saving lives”, with organisers stressing that the connection between crime and inner-city communities has more to do with the failure of the Church and respective homes, rather than the shortcomings of the government.

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The Latest: Victim's wife says US must stop hate crimes
OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 2:20 p.m. The wife of a man who was killed in a shooting at a suburban Kansas City bar said she wonders what the U.S. will do to stop hate crimes against minorities.

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The Latest: Victim's wife says US must stop hate crimes
The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 2:20 p.m. The wife of a man who was killed in a shooting at a suburban Kansas City bar said she wonders what the U.S. will do to stop hate crimes against minorities.

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Chief removes 'Blue Lives Matter' from police cars after public backlash
An Eastern Kentucky police chief has removed large decals with the Punisher skull and “Blue Lives Matter” from eight police cars after a backlash following the publication of a Herald-Leader story. The Catlettsburg Police department, which employs eight full-time and two part-time officers for a....

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Declining Sales Lead To Demise Of Michigan-Based Family Christian Chain
METRO DETROIT, MI — After 85 years, Michigan-based Family Christian, LLC, known for its assortment of Bibles and wide variety of Christian-themed merchandise, is going out of business. Headquartered in Grand Rapids, the chain boasted 240 retail locations in 36 states nationwide. The company blamed declining sales for its demise.

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Chief removes 'Blue Lives Matter' from police cars after public backlash
An Eastern Kentucky police chief has removed large decals with the Punisher skull and “Blue Lives Matter” from eight police cars after a backlash following the publication of a Herald-Leader story. The Catlettsburg Police department, which employs eight full-time and two part-time officers for a....

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Chief removes 'Blue Lives Matter' from police cars after public backlash
An Eastern Kentucky police chief has removed large decals with the Punisher skull and “Blue Lives Matter” from eight police cars after a backlash following the publication of a Herald-Leader story. The Catlettsburg Police department, which employs eight full-time and two part-time officers for a....

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Alexander G. Clark: Celebrating Black History Month
The Gazette is partnering with the African American Museum of Iowa in Cedar Rapids to celebrate Black History Month. During the month of February, we’re featuring information on the people who have shaped black history in Iowa. To learn more about black history in Iowa, visit the museum at 55 12th Ave.

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Chief removes 'Blue Lives Matter' from police cars after public backlash
An Eastern Kentucky police chief has removed large decals with the Punisher skull and “Blue Lives Matter” from eight police cars after a backlash following the publication of a Herald-Leader story. The Catlettsburg Police department, which employs eight full-time and two part-time officers for a....

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The Latest: Kansas bar shooter had served in Navy
OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on a deadly shooting at a Kansas bar that some witnesses said was racially motivated (all times local): 1:20 p.m. Phone logs from the Henry County, Missouri, 911 center detail the phone call that led to the arrest of a man charged with fatally shooting a man and wounding two other people in a suburban Kansas City bar.

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Underground Railroad: Exploring Detroit’s Underground Railroad Sites
Advertisement Continue reading the main story Tours of Second Baptist are available by appointment, and after attending an uplifting service upstairs, I met my guide on the ground floor. Looking at old photographs and timelines, I learned about the church’s first pastor, the Rev.

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Christians, Muslims show support for Jews in prayer rally
The interfaith coalition Faith in Action Alabama held a prayer rally at Levite Jewish Community Center today to show support for Jews and Muslims in the wake of threats against Jewish and Muslim facilities in Birmingham. "We share a commitment to creating a city and a world in which each of us can....

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