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Judge will review officer's personnel records for history of gun, alcohol issues before sentencing
Personnel records of Officer Gahiji Tshamba, who was convicted of manslaughter last month for killing a man outside a city bar, may be considered as part of a "pre-sentence investigation" if they show a history of prior problems, a judge said Wednesday....Tags: Career and Workplace, Drunk Driving, Crimes, Punishment, Gahiji A. Tshamba
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Vestiges of Las Vegas' glory days
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLike residents in many cities, longtime Las Vegans long for what's long gone — the days when a young Wayne Newton crooned "Danke Schoen" and dealers knew players by their first names. "It was better in the old days when the mob was still here,"...Tags: Sammy Davis Jr., Travel, Dining and Drinking, Livestock Farming, Tourism and Leisure
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Mayor Ballard honors "Golden Thirteen" naval officer with park renaming, dedication
Mayor Greg Ballard today was joined by Congressman André Carson, City-County Councillor Maggie Lewis, U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Mark D. Harnitchek, and friends and family of Lieutenant Junior Grade Graham Edward Martin to rename in his honor Fall Creek and...Tags: Indiana University Alumni Association, Rivers, Politics, Indianapolis, Ceremonies
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Renaissance Institute teachers know their history
As teachers at the Renaissance Institute, retirees Sidney Leibovitz and Gregory Halpin fascinate their adult students with history courses ranging from the Chinese Revolution to French Connections. Their own histories are fascinating, too. Leibovitz's...Tags: Radio, Career and Workplace, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Elections, Politics
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Where to Go Aug. 18
St. Thomas picnic St. Thomas Lutheran Church annual Sunday School picnic from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 20 at the St. Thomas Grove, 1341 Ridge Road, Hooversville. Food booths, hot roast beef dinner served from 4 to 6 p.m. Entertainment, “Bad Girls...Tags: Festive Events, Hersheypark, Palace Theater, Unexplained Phenomena, Gardens and Parks
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D-Day through the eyes of those who were there
Orlando SentinelThe largest invasion in world history brought forth many heroes. Three of these legendary World War II veterans are from Central Florida. During the symposium series, "D-Day: The Invasion of Normandy", guests got to relive D-Day through the eyes of...Tags: Winter Park, Arts and Culture, Awards and Prizes, Human Interest, Facebook
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Grant funds laptop for historical society project
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation presented a grant to the Charlevoix Historical Society for a new laptop onto which was loaded the society's "PastPerfect" program of 9,450 digitized images that provide a comprehensive overview of Charlevoix's...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Arts and Culture
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Itinerary: 10 places to find MLK's legacy in DC
Special to The Baltimore SunWhile many Americans rightly associate King with his Atlanta birthplace, the nation's capital also boasts a unique and substantial connection to the leader. Visitors to Washington who would like to explore civil rights beyond the new memorial have plenty...Tags: Howard University, Washington, DC, Cinnamon, Martin Luther King Jr., Crime, Law and Justice
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Thoughts from Dr. Joe: Finding the Southwest's secret
Our two-week journey is ending. Our van is pointed west as we chase the setting sun. Our New Mexico trek is over. We’re heading back to California, but there’s more to the story. After we mended our aches and pains from the ordeals of the...Tags: California, Arts and Culture, Human Interest, New Mexico
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History is made in Old Southwest Roanoke
ReporterHistory was made at Roanoke's Highland Park in Old Southwest Wednesday. It happened at the historic Alexander/Gish house in Highland Park. It was built in 1838. From 1900 through the early 1970's, it was the home for Superintendents of Highland Park....Tags: Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia), Arts and Culture, Human Interest
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Datebook
Sunday, Aug. 21 Art exhibit Works by artists from Howard and surrounding counties are on display in a juried show titled "Local Color" through Friday, Aug. 26, at The Artists Gallery, American City Building, 10227 Wincopin Circle in Columbia. Gallery...Tags: Howard County, Fine Arts, Arts, Interior Policy, Ellicott City
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Harriet Tubman visitor center: a good first step
Harriet Tubman was one tough lady. She escaped slavery, fleeing an Eastern Shore plantation. She was a leader in the Underground Railroad, traveling at night under the North Star — probably along the Choptank River — hiding at safe houses...Tags: Cambridge (Dorchester, Maryland), Harriet Tubman, Kirsten Gillibrand, National Parks, Barbara A. Mikulski
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