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Fort Wayne Plan Commission members divided on fence argument

The vote was evenly split Monday when the Fort Wayne Plan Commission tried to decide whether to approve a local man’s request that would allow him to fence part of

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Residents argue against fence to Fort Wayne Plan Commissioners

A local man’s plan to fence in part of his yard drew complaints during a Monday Fort Wayne Plan Commission public hearing. Residents said it would interfere with their “open

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Residents argue against fence to Fort Wayne Plan Commission members

A local man’s plan to fence in part of his yard drew complaints during a Monday Fort Wayne Plan Commission public hearing. Residents said it would interfere with their “open

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Voice for Veterans: East Baltimore Veteran served in two branches of the military in two major wars

Voice for Veterans: East Baltimore Veteran served in two branches of the military in two major wars
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Opinion: Death penalty in decline — How a prosecutor, and a nation, changed course

Opinion: Death penalty in decline - How a prosecutor, and a nation, changed course Chris Vognar FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Judge Elsa Alcala is interviewed for “Behind the Walls,” a Houston Chronicle podcast on prison and criminal justice.Scott KingsleyShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Cover image for Let the Lord Sort Them: The Rise and Fall of the Death Penalty by Maurice ChammahCrownShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Maurice Chammah, author of Let the Lord Sort Them: The Rise and Fall of the Death Penalty Tamir KalifaShow MoreShow Less 5of5 Back in 1994, Harris County prosecutor Elsa Alcala won a death sentence against Houston’s Gerald Eldridge, accused of murdering his wife and daughter. After the trial, her boss, storied district attorney Johnny Holmes, gave her a little gift. “Congratulations, killer,” he said as he handed over a novelty pen made to look like a small plastic syringe.

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