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BOSTON (AP) - A popular longtime Boston-area radio reporter has died. WBZ-AM announced Wednesday that Lana Jones "died suddenly this morning at UMass Medical Center in Worcester." She was 62. The station did not provide a cause of death. Jones had worked at WBZ since 1991 and had been a part of the area's radio news scene since 1981. |
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The radio station described Jones as an “outstanding journalist who will be severely missed by her colleagues and friends in the Boston media.” “Lana was the consummate professional who could take a hundred page Supreme Court Decision and boil it down into a concise report for our listeners,” WBZ Program Director Bill Flaherty said in a statement. |
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BUENOS AIRES: The young victims are still here: they're among the kids who like to share stories while they sip on traditional Argentine tea, who check their phones outside changing rooms, and kick a ball around during a break from practice. The teens live in the boarding house for Independiente's.... |
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TEMECULA, Calif. April 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent CNBC article reports that 10,000 men and woman are retiring every day. Retiring is a complex affair these days. Many of the decisions required at retirement are irrevocable, so making the right choices is critical. |
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TEMECULA, Calif., April 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent CNBC article reports that 10,000 men and woman are retiring every day. Retiring is a complex affair these days. Many of the decisions required at retirement are irrevocable, so making the right choices is critical. |
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The Argentine Football Federation has ordered monitoring of club boarding houses nationwide. But former players, sports psychologists and parents say that much more needs to be done to protect the children who train in talent factories where Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi and other stars polished their skills growing up. |
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Poland’s president has said that terminally ill British toddler Alfie Evans, who was taken off life support at a hospital in Liverpool on Monday, "must be saved".
“Alfie Evans must be saved! His brave little body has proved again that the miracle of life can be stronger than death,” Andrzej Duda tweeted on Wednesday. |
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Evangelist Scott Dawson began preaching in churches when he was 15, but wasn't very good at it, said his wife, childhood sweetheart Tarra Dawson. "I remember his first sermon," she said. "It lasted about five minutes." Scott agreed it was short but recalled that he covered a lot of territory. |
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Dozens of Labour MPs have marched in support of a Jewish colleague as she prepared to give evidence at the disciplinary hearing of a suspended party member accused of anti-Semitism. They were met by a small group of protesters carrying placards and chanting their support for Marc Wadsworth. |
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