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A retired Army National Guard officer from metro Atlanta died Saturday, 10 years after he was shot in the head while searching for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan.
Master Sgt. Mark Allen was injured in a June 2009 search mission for Bergdahl, who walked off a U.S. military outpost and was captured by the Taliban. |
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A retired Army National Guard officer from metro Atlanta died Saturday, 10 years after he was shot in the head while searching for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan.
Master Sgt. Mark Allen was injured in a June 2009 search mission for Bergdahl, who walked off a U.S. military outpost and was captured by the Taliban. |
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Broomfield spent last weekend remembering Brenda Sorrel, a Broomfield police officer who committed suicide last year, and reminding others that backup is a phone or radio call away. On Saturday morning officers, city officials and community members met over coffee and doughnuts to leave messages at.... |
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Broomfield spent last weekend remembering Brenda Sorrel, a Broomfield police officer who committed suicide last year, and reminding others that backup is a phone or radio call away. On Saturday morning officers, city officials and community members met over coffee and doughnuts to leave messages at.... |
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A retired Army National Guard officer from metro Atlanta died Saturday, 10 years after he was shot in the head while searching for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan.
Master Sgt. Mark Allen was injured in a June 2009 search mission for Bergdahl, who walked off a U.S. military outpost and was captured by the Taliban. |
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Last week Pastor Gregg Schoof, an American Christian missionary was deported from Rwanda. He had broken the law. He probably did not qualify to be called pastor as he had shown more disdain for his supposed flock than any pastoral care. And missionary? We have enough local pastors and more to spare.... |
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As the vote count trickled in over the course of Monday, it ended up showing that the opposition managed to narrowly take control of the 100-seat upper house, the senate. Law and Justice (PiS) will form a government — it won 43.59 percent of the vote, giving it 235 seats, a majority of five in the 460-seat Sejm, the more powerful lower chamber. |
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THE Malvern Festival of Innovation was another great success with a series of well attended, insightful events. Highlights included a packed auditorium of cyber security professionals and computing students on Thursday at Malvern Theatres, Grange Road, as a series of expert speakers provided updates.... |
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Quote of the Day. “The ignorant ramblings of @chucktodd is how you know you can’t trust so much of what the national media say. If Hunter Biden isn’t a ‘public figure’ deserving of fair comment and criticism, then no one is.”
Eddie Scarry , commentary writer, Washington Examiner . |
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The death of a 15-year-old Esko football player was due to natural causes, authorities announced Monday. According to the preliminary report from Ramsey County Medical Examiner’s Office, Jackson Pfister’s death was due to congenital heart disease. Pfister, an Esko High School student, died after.... |
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Rwandan government supporters have defended the closure of a Christian radio and the deportation of its American pastor. The fierce reaction to RFI's report last week is emblematic of a broader cultural war in Rwanda, which has also affected religious practice. |
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