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  The Daily Record via Yahoo News· 9 months ago
  Wayne Township — Russell D. Bachman to Wade M. Lawson, 7383 Burbank Road, $104,500. Wooster — James V. and Adelia J. Thompson to Ronald Edward and...
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  Patch via Yahoo News· 6 months ago
  Thirty-nine undergraduate students from 26 colleges and universities across the United States, have...
- Do US teens have the right to be vaccinated against their parents' will? It depends on where they...
  The Conversation via Yahoo News· 12 months ago
  In Tennessee, for example, state law allows teens 14 and older to make medical treatment decisions...
- Weston Wednesday: Hospital memories of Dr. Somerfield
  Examiner Enterprise via Yahoo News· 6 days ago
  "After Miss Rowson's marriage, the board secured Miss Helen Work as superintendent and manager, but...
- Lack of minority- and women-owned businesses in LaSalle Park toxic cleanup raises concern
  South Bend Tribune via Yahoo News· 1 month ago
  Crayton, who was a subcontractor for HRP under its former president, made his appeal for more...
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  Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer via Yahoo News· 5 months ago
  Mechanic St., Lebanon. Runs March 11-20. ltcplays.com. ENDING: Hello Dolly, Loveland Stage Company, 111 S. Second St., Loveland. Runs March 4-20....
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  Deadline via Yahoo News· 3 months ago
  Channel 4 and HBO’s lauded drama It’s a Sin missed out in several major categories at the BAFTA TV...
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  The Wrap via Yahoo News· 7 months ago
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- Walter White’s civil rights legacy in Black and white
  NY Daily News via Yahoo News· 6 months ago
  When Walter White died in 1955, one obit called him “a Negro by choice.” The way White saw it, it was the only choice an honorable person could make. The blond, blue-eyed White was, by his math ...