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One DeKalb County homeowner said he is fed up after his home floods whenever there is heavy rain.

100 years of school dentists: Primitive gear gone, but still on a mission 23 Apr, 2021 01:11 AM 3 minutes to read Youngest graduate Sam Melsop who graduated in 2017, and oldest Enthie Ainge who graduated in 1944, cutting the cake at the Hawke's Bay celebration. Photo / Ian Cooper Youngest graduate Sam Melsop who graduated in 2017, and oldest Enthie Ainge who graduated in 1944, cutting the cake at the Hawke's Bay celebration. Photo / Ian Cooper In 100 years of dental services in New Zealand schools, the primitive equipment has disappeared but the desire to help improve kids' teeth hasn't chang...

Debuting author Kathy Sechrist releases ‘Success Is the Best Revenge’ Heartbreaking yet hopeful, this novel traces the journey of a middle-aged woman who breaks free from years of abuse only to enter into another life-threatening relationship SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — One woman starting her life anew finds herself involved in a new relationship that leads her down a dangerous path. Will she be able to rise above the challenges and find her authentic self? Readers are set to find the answer in Kathy Sechrist’s debut novel, “Success Is the Best Revenge” (publishe...

State Police Report - Dec. 12, 2020 PennLive.com 12/12/2020 Perry County Times, pennlive.com Anyone with pertinent information about any of the incidents is asked to contact state police, 717-567-3110, or Perry County Crime Stoppers, 1-866-210-8477 or www.perrycountycrimestoppers.org. Crime Stoppers offers cash awards for tips that lead to arrests. Max Gibney, 58, of Shippensburg was charged with DUI through district court. He was driving a 2007 Mercury Milan when stopped by state police at 8:02 p.m., Oct. 13, on Route 34 in Oliver Twp. Police said a stong odor of marijuana ...

>> it had appeared that thomas was in the process of playing an online game on his xbox and could see he had his pop and his chips in front of a chair right in front of the tv probably like a lot of kids after school every day and the game itself had timed out but the music was playing kind of ominously in the background. >> reporter: during bill hunter's interview with police investigators. they got straight to the point, >> does he play around on chatrooms or anything that you might be nervous about? >> i mean, i don't know. he's on, his -- the only chatroom that i know he's on is whyville. ...