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DALY CITY — A crossbow-wielding man that told BART workers that he'd kill them on a train in May pleaded no contest to a felony charge in court Tuesday and was sentenced to one year in a county jail, according to prosecutors.

Buffalo artist Paul Westover will have his creation of the 'Barbenhiemer' print for sale at North Park Theatre while supplies last.

An Arkansas woman received a $2.5 million judgment last month as a result of injuries from surgery she probably didnt need.

My friend Ray Baxter, a veteran lawyer in Benton, tells great stories about the late Ewell McCright, another member of the Benton bar. I came to know Ray when invited to join an informal lunch group in Benton not long after my wife and I retired to nearby Glen Rose in 2014. Luncheon conversation ranged across a broad spectrum, but I heard the name Ewell McCright repeated often.

My friend Ray Baxter, a veteran lawyer in Benton, tells great stories about the late Ewell McCright, another member of the Benton bar. I came to know Ray when invited to join an informal lunch group in Benton not long after my wife and I retired to nearby Glen Rose in 2014. Luncheon conversation ranged across a broad spectrum, but I heard the name Ewell repeated often.

My friend Ray Baxter, a veteran lawyer in Benton, tells great stories about the late Ewell McCright, another member of the Benton bar. I came to know Ray when invited to join an informal lunch group in Benton not long after my wife and I retired to nearby Glen Rose in 2014. Luncheon conversation ranged across a broad spectrum, but I heard the name Ewell McCright repeated often.

Editor's note: This is Part 2 of a series on the last hours of escaped murderer Tom Slaughter in 1921. Part One appeared in Style on Dec. 13.

Editor's note: This is Part 2 of a series on the last hours of escaped murderer Tom Slaughter in 1921. Part One appeared in Style on Dec. 13.

by Mercury EverOut Staff Last year, while making my first visit to Everybody Eats PDX, I drove around the parking lot for nearly 20 minutes trying to find a sign or entrance for the new soul food spot. Eventually, I poked my head inside the Oriental Value Food grocery, and spotted a graffiti wall reading “Everybody Eats PDX.” That’s where the titular lunch counter used to reside, inside a supermarket out on Southeast 173rd and Powell, which for a lot of us is a long tre...