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The People Killed in class is following up reporting to attend in south sudan the countrys former Vice President denies accusations he tried to take over the government. International migrants day. New footage from the high end of last season showed a disturbing image is of refugees being hosed down and conditions the un calls unacceptable president of ukraine signs of fifteen billion dollars the chef tens of thousands of opposition protesters turned out to get antsy and they are fewer yes the p...

Rebels in the eastern democratic part of congo. They pray for a return home 65 years after being forced out. The u. N. Arab league arrived for talks with the Syrian Government planned in geneva next month and he has been touring the region in the past week talking to all sides involved in the conflict and been to countries that support it like turkey and kanta and talks with groups against fighting with the government and met irans new president who is a supporter in the region telling him the c...

Business donates $3,000 to Upper Merion School District

Business donates $3,000 to Upper Merion School District

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High fives and smiles of relief comingled with frustrated groans and looks of disappointment Friday as names were drawn during a public lottery to distr...

METRO DETROIT — State cannabis sales reached a record high in July of more than $276 million for adult recreational and medical use, according to the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency.

The marijuana industry brought in $276 million last month and is projected to cross $3 billion in revenues for the first time this year. But some businesses continue to struggle from a glut of shops and relatively low prices.

Dimondale-based cannabis company Green Peak Industries, which operates under the brand name Skymint, has been placed under the control of a receiver.

Dimondale-based cannabis company Green Peak Industries, which operates under the brand name Skymint, has been placed under the control of a receiver.