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2013/05/23 21:17
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GW Elementary students grow what they eat
ELEANOR, W.Va. -- In a multi-purpose room at Putnam County's George Washington Elementary, Olivia Faulkner, 7, gestures excitedly at a diagram of the water cycle. "When water gets really hot, it...
Riley Long George Washington West Virginia University Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture
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2013/05/20 20:51
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Massachusetts Special Campaigns Hire Local Talent...
Massachusetts Special Campaigns Hire Local Talent | Shop Talk Massachusetts candidates in the Senate special election scouted local talent for their primary campaigns that will end on Tuesday. Many...
2013/05/17 13:29
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Dying man's blinks video ID leads to murder convi...
May 17, 2013 (CINCINNATI) -- A dying man's blinks helped jurors to convict a man in a 2010 Cincinnati. Ricardo Woods plans to appeal his conviction. The man convicted in a murder trial that hinged...
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2013/05/16 02:01
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Dinkelacker to Common Pleas? Other judge shifting
With the earlier-than-previously-announced resignation of Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Dennis Helmick – he was leaving when his term expired next March, but now it’s at the end of this...
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2013/05/15 11:43
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Lex-Care: Two single moms need help with expenses
Beth Myers, a counselor at Mary Todd Elementary School, submitted two cases to Lex-Care this week. The first is on behalf of a single mother of three who needs $284 to pay an electric bill. She lost...
Beth Myers Lexington
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2013/05/09 22:02
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A blink could mean life in jail
As David Chandler was dying from gunshot wounds, he �told� Cincinnati police who shot him. Chandler, 35, of West Price Hill, didn�t speak or write out his killer�s name. In a controversial case that...
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2013/05/01 15:00
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Opening statements begin for 'blink' murder trial
Opening statements began Wednesday morning in the so-called "blink" murder case. Ricardo Woods is accused of shooting David Chandler in the head and neck Oct. 28, 2010. Chandler was paralyzed by the...
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2013/04/30 16:56
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Massachusetts Special Campaigns Hire Local Talent...
Massachusetts Special Campaigns Hire Local Talent | Shop Talk Massachusetts candidates in the Senate special election scouted local talent for their primary campaigns that will end on Tuesday. Many...
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2013/04/28 05:01
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Trial could end in the blink of an eye
Was that two blinks or three? A Hamilton County jury�s answer to that question, in a controversial murder trial slated to start Monday, could send Ricardo Woods to prison for life. Kory Jackson,...
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2013/04/25 21:58
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Pennsylvania taxpayers spending millions on braces
Any parent can tell you braces are expensive, costing $3,000 to $5,000. But many parents whose kids are on Medicaid do not have to pay a dime for braces. The cost is picked up by taxpayers. And WTAE...
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