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The law, which goes into effect in October, does not specifically mention churches or other houses of worship. However, the attorney general, along with the government commission assigned to enforce the law, have a different point of view. Attorney General Maura Healey wrote that places of public.... |
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Marcia Loughran. PHOTO: CHRISTOPHER BOOTH. By Karen Daly. The city may be quiet before the Labor Day weekend, but the IAW&A Salon at Bar Thalia was lively on Thursday, Sept. 1. The audience included visitors from Florence, Italy and IAW&A’s friend from Israel, Yona Gonik, who visits every summer,.... |
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BAI Culture Night 2016 Taking place on Friday, September 16, the BAI will celebrate the evolution of radio in Ireland over the past 100 years. Visitors to the BAI building at 2-5 Warrington Place in Dublin 2 will be able to explore a free exhibition marking the centenary of the first broadcast in.... |
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The co-founder of a Saskatoon anti-gang program says he won't abandon a 17-year-old linked to a fatal crash. Police say last week a 17-year-old driver crossed the meridian on Circle Drive near the 108th Street exit and slammed into another car. A 70-year-old man from the city was killed. |
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David Cameron, the former prime minister, has surprised the political world by announcing his abrupt resignation as an MP so he can "start to build a life outside Westminster". Cameron, who was prime minister from 2010 until June 24 this year – the day after the EU referendum which sealed his fate –.... |
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(CNN) - Transgender actress Alexis Arquette has died. Two members of her family confirmed that she passed away Sunday at age 47. Arquette was known for her roles in "The Wedding Singer" and "Pulp Fiction." Her siblings are fellow actors David, Rosanna and Patricia Arquette. |
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My dad died. I read it in an out-of-town obituary. As much as I didn’t want it to end this way, as much as I prayed it would not end this way, it did. Boy, how I’d wanted answers. While he lived, I wanted him to talk to me and explain what happened and say he was sorry and tell me he somehow still loved me. |
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My dad died. I read it in an out-of-town obituary. As much as I didn’t want it to end this way, as much as I prayed it would not end this way, it did. Boy, how I’d wanted answers. While he lived, I wanted him to talk to me and explain what happened and say he was sorry and tell me he somehow still loved me. |
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Ruth Gage, Roundabout’s fundraising and communications manager, said the annual event is key to raising awareness about the issue of homelessness and ensuring people don’t turn a blind eye to a major problem. She added: “The Sleep Out is our flagship event and they are vital to allow us to continue to help vulnerable young people in Sheffield. |
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Robert Arthur O’Connor, long-time Princeton, NJ resident, died Thursday September 8, 2016 at age 96 after a long illness. Mr. O’Connor was born in the Bronx, NY, and graduated from City College of New York in 1942, then served in the US Army Signal Corps 1943-45 in the China-Burma-India theater of operations. |
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Christian Today contacted Hilton, Beeching and Ozanne for their takes on what happened. Hilton has not yet responded. Beeching said: "As someone who regularly writes for newspapers and takes part in TV and radio debates, it's simply part of the job to expect others to respond with their own differing views. |
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