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In a leaked email, the owner of Kavasutra Kava bar used racial slurs to describe a retail property in Lake Worth, Florida.

Our family IT'S Mother's Day, and you have been sending in your messages to your mums. On a day where some might not have been able to say it in person, you've been sharing your pictures and messages to tell your mums how much you love them. Lyndsay Thompson, Newport: To Jean Jones, Happy Mother's Day to our amazing mum and Nannie. You are the rock in our family and we all absolutely love you to bits! Lot's of love, Lyndsay, Sean, Jack, Charlie and Ruby XxX Kiera-Paige Brett, Newport: Happy Mother’s Day mum, you are the strongest person I know, thank you for everything you have...

A chain of kava bars with a history of inappropriate and offensive social-media posts is once again under fire after insulting teachers, transgender women, and people who wear masks. Kavasutra Kava Bar, a nationwide establishment with multiple locations in South Florida, recently took to Instagram to blast people who follow COVID-19 restrictions and teachers who have opted out of in-person learning because of the pandemic. In a March 9 post, Kavasutra wrote: "Any and all grade school teachers who, by choice, opted not to return to in-person teaching are hereby banned from any and all Kavasu...

Butte man faces attempted homicide charge in connection with Tuesday morning shooting Courtesy photo and last updated 2021-02-23 14:57:04-05 BUTTE — A 26-year-old Butte man faces a charge of attempted deliberate homicide in connection with a shooting in Butte Tuesday morning. Dylan Harrison is accused of shooting a Quincy Street resident in the hand during a scuffle in the 3200 block of Quincy Street at about 7:30 a.m. The victim, a 66-year-old Butte man, was treated and released for his injury. The incident occurred when the victim confronted Harrison who was allegedly attempting to ste...

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