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7 people arrested after the mummified remains of a religious group leader were found in Colorado home Seven people were arrested after authorities found the mummified remains of a woman who was the leader of a controversial religious group inside a rural Colorado home last week. An arrest affidavit from the Saguache County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) said that deputies searched a home in Moffat last Wednesday after a man who lived there told police he returned to the residence and found the woman...

Members of the obscure religious group Love Has Won believed their leader, Amy Carlson, was divine and called her "Mother God."

Estranged son of Love has Won cult leader found mummified and wrapped in Christmas lights says hes more upset about the damage she inflicted on sect members than her death Cole Carlson, 25, has spoken out about the death of his mother, Amy Carlson, who was known as Mother God by the followers of the Love Has Won religious group  Carlsons eldest child - who is also her next of kin - revealed that his mother abandoned him to found sect when he was 10-years-old  Her son said he was surprised by ...

Seven members of the group Love Has Won have been arrested after Amy Carlson’s body was discovered decomposing in a bizarre shrine.

A decomposed body believed to belong to Amy Carlson, who was revered as a god by her followers, was found in a house occupied by the cult in Colorado.

Around Amherst: Reader to Reader sending 7,000 kids’ books to Springfield schools By SCOTT MERZBACH AMHERST — A global literacy organization based in Amherst is donating more than 7,000 new children’s books to Springfield’s public schools. The books, from Reader to Reader and with a value of over $70,000, were provided by American Girl Publishing. “We are very excited to be able to make a donation of this magnitude,” Reader to Reader founder David Mazor said in a statement. “...

Min It’s been almost a year since Massachusetts public schools closed their doors to prevent community spread of COVID-19. Recently, Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Jeffrey Riley announced plans to “take remote and hybrid learning models off the table” by April. It’s about time. For months, we have known that the risks of harm to students from school closures far outweigh the risks from COVID-19. It was clear last summer not only that students are at ...

oxygen Insider Exclusive! Sign Up for Free to View Authorities in Colorado have used advanced technology to create a likeness of an unidentified man who was murdered more than 15 years ago, and whose killer has never been found. The man in question was found dead in Saguache County on Oct. 19, 2002, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said in a release issued last week. Authorities with the CBI and the Saguache County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body in an area near Colorado State Highway...

Springfield Looks to Identify and Provide Skills Students Need to Thrive   But maybe an adjective is in order to get the complete picture, pun intended. Indeed, what the Springfield Public Schools are focused on now is creating a portrait of a successful high-school graduate, through an initiative designed to gain feedback from a host of constituencies regarding the skills — as in all the skills — that young people will need to not only earn a high-school diploma, but thrive in an ever-ch...

3:17         A tentative plan has been developed for students in the largest public school district in western Massachusetts to return to the classroom for the first time since last March.           Under a plan being considered by the Springfield School Committee, a majority of the district’s 26,000 students would return to their school buildings starting on April 12th.   But smaller groups including special education and vocational-technical students might return in March...