The List: Nov. 9 | Edmonton Journal
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The List: Larry Reese's art opening includes music and a reading
The List: Larry Reeses Worlds of Wonder art opening includes music and a mystery reading
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Audrey Ochoa bringing songs from her new album to kickoff Together YEG
Audrey Ochoa bringing songs from her dynamic new album to kickoff Together YEG series
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Jacob Wideman's request denied by judge, will remain in prison
Jacob Wideman's attorneys said his constitutional rights were violated. Wideman served 30 years in prison and his parole was revoked just months after his release.
Source: 12news.com
Three to See: Marc Traficante's art, MBF and Citizen Kane vs. The Room
Three to See Friday: Marc Traficantes art, mountain bike fest and Citizen Kane vs. The Room
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A murder, a missed appointment and a lifetime in prison?
Jacob Wideman killed a friend 30 years ago, served time in Arizona prison and was paroled. Then he missed a counseling appointment.
Source: 12news.com
The tricky question of when to stop sharing your location on Find My Friends.
Plus, stories from the recent past of Future Tense.
Source: slate.com
'Mary Anne' at Young Brothers and Daley,  20 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing
‘Mary Anne’ Young Brothers and Daley, 720 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing Nothing says “yard art” like the metal steam shovel that sits outside the …
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What options remain for Jacob Wideman?
In the final episode of Violation, we return to thorny dilemmas about the criminal justice system: When someone commits a terrible crime, as Jake did, is there anything they can do to prove they deserve to be free again?
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What options remain for Jacob Wideman?
In the final episode of Violation, we return to thorny dilemmas about the criminal justice system: When someone commits a terrible crime, as Jake did, is there anything they can do to prove they deserve to be free again?
Source: wbur.org