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Beside The Badge holds send off
Aiken Standard, S.C.It was a somber occasion, but one meant to pay the utmost respect to a fallen colleague. Beside The Badge organized a send off Sunday morning, for those officers from the Aiken Department of Public Safety who were members of ADPS Master Cpl. Sandy...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Washington, DC, Human Interest, Politics
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Public safety officials prep for Lower Merion's hosting golf's U.S. Open
The Philadelphia InquirerWith the U.S. Open coming to the Merion Golf Club in less than five weeks, public safety officials are more worried about road congestion and lost drivers than crime or terrorism. "Our biggest concern is traffic," said Haverford Township Deputy Police...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, U.S. Postal Service, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Golf, Government
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St. Joseph News-Press, Mo., Steve Booher column
St. Joseph News-Press, Mo.When trying to pass a tax increase, timing seems to be everything. Picking the right election at the right time of year, having the right economic climate and slapping on a sunset clause seems to be the magic formula. The St. Joseph City Council will...Tags: Local Elections, Elections, Voting, Government, Politics
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Possible solution to roaming horse problem
Albuquerque JournalA nonprofit organization that advocates for the protection and preservation of free-roaming horses in Placitas has asked the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for assistance in addressing public safety concerns arising from the animals straying on the roads....Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Newspaper and Magazine, Health Treatments, Environmental Politics, Birth Control
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BRIEF: Man shot in Kinston Friday night
The Free Press, Kinston, N.C.A man was shot in the stomach at about 8:24 p.m. Friday. The shooting took place outside the Simon Bright Apartments, 800 E. Caswell St. Jaquel Dixon, 19, was found shot and lying on the ground in front of the apartments, Kinston Public Safety...Tags: Politics, Government, Freedom of the Press
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Every year, ATV crashes in U.S. affect thousands
The BladeA 15-year-old Grand Rapids, Ohio, boy loses control of his all-terrain vehicle, strikes a concrete sewer pipe, and then careens into a nearby large tree. He is pronounced dead a short time later at Wood County Hospital. In Portage, a 55-year-old woman...Tags: Motorvehicle Accidents, Consumer Confidence, Politics, Government, Transportation Accidents
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Animal advocates fight U.K. 'breedism'
The BladeGreat Britain's breed-specific dog law has "failed miserably" in protecting the public, much like similar legislation which was repealed in Ohio last year, according to an animal welfare expert. Battersea Dogs and Cats Home euthanized 155 banned dogs...Tags: England, Crime, Law and Justice, Interior Policy, Justice System, Politics
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City expects little growth for next year
Daily News, Bowling Green, Ky.City officials are forecasting little growth in revenues as they prepare the budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Revenues for next fiscal year are expected to total about $53.5 million, City Manager Kevin DeFebbo said. "Our first goal,...Tags: Bowling, Sports, Politics, Government
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Emails reveal tension between Raleigh council and manager Russell Allen
The News & ObserverDuring the months leading up to his firing April 17, Raleigh City Manager Russell Allen fielded frequent criticism and questions from council members who wanted to take a more hands-on role in governing the city -- from protecting their reserved parking...Tags: Science and Technology, Elections, Raleigh, U.S. Army, Politics
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Is Lehigh County going in the right direction?
Q: Do you think Lehigh County is going in the right direction or the wrong direction? Why? DISTRICT 1 Tom Creighton, R I believe Lehigh County is headed in the right direction. We have been reducing the amount of money the county government spends...Tags: Local Elections, Budgets and Budgeting, Crime, Law and Justice, Philosophy, Politics
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Berkuta chosen for annual Kiwanis honor
As a resident of the city for more than 37 years, Nick Berkuta has waited a long time to receive the distinction of being chosen La Cañadan of the Year. But he said at a La Cañada Kiwanis Club ceremony at Descanso Gardens on Wednesday afternoon that his...
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Round Lake Beach man gets 13 years for 8th DUI conviction
Called by a prosecutor the "grim reaper to every driver on the road," a Round Lake Beach man was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in prison for his eighth DUI conviction. Timothy Morrow, 43, got his first DUI when he was 17, said Lake County Assistant...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Government, Politics, Drunk Driving
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