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Catherine now at five its upsetting. We are all rattled by it catherine a homeless man. Crushed to death as he sleeps on top of an elevator at the montgomery street bart station. The horrific death raising new questions about how he was able to make his way into such a dangerous place. Im Catherine Heenan bart officials tonight say they want to know how he slipped in bringing a bundle of personal belongings. And how long hes been living in the elevator shaft. New tonight kron4s Terisa Estacio sh...

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Jim Russell was elected its new president. He replaces outgoing president Mike O'Rourke. Jeff Meyer, from Avon, was appointed to the board.

Big Read events encourage curiosity, conversation and community engagement

The Wisconsin State Journal asked a sampling of area Christian clergy members to share with readers excerpts from the sermons they plan to deliver on Christmas.

Gary Allen Meyer, age 76, long-time Ponca City resident went home to be with his Lord & Savior on December 16, 2023. He was born on July 15, 1947, and was raised on a farm in Red Rock, OK. He graduated Red Rock High School in 1965, and married his high school sweetheart, Sherrille Berry, on July 23, 1966. He worked several jobs before making their home in Newkirk, and they resided there for 28 years. He worked for Rodeo Meats in Ark City, KS, until it was closed down. He then began working f...

Meyer will focus on growing BevCap’s benefits captive programmes for self-funded plans

By Geoff Page The main items of interest at the Peninsula Community Planning Board’s regular monthly meeting, Thursday, November 17, were traffic recommendations the PCPB is making to the city. These kinds of things usually prompt community interest because they affect driving on the peninsula. Of these, items 2, 3, and 5 involved the traffic…