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Redes sociales, posible enemigo silencioso
P: Me casé con un ciudadano estadounidense y hace tres años me hice residente provisional. Antes de cumplir dos años de tener mi residencia, presenté la petición para remover las condiciones. El mes pasado mí esposo y yo fuimos a la entrevista....Tags: Facebook, Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection, Politics
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Children's Museum announces plan for former Winona Hospital site
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis updated the Metropolitan Planning Organization on plans for the former Winona Hospital site Wednesday morning.
The museum released a map, showcasing where housing, retail shops and green space would be located in the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Health, Museums, Housing and Urban Planning, Hospitals and Clinics
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Run! Cheetah Hunt open at Busch Gardens
The newest roller coaster in Florida isn't a ferocious, man-eating tiger — but it's no pussycat either.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay's Cheetah Hunt, which debuted last week, carries some of its namesake's qualities in the form of speedy bursts and...Tags: Cat (animal), Busch Gardens Orlando, Facebook, Science and Technology, Mass Media
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Salon Owner Sentenced After Stealing Thousands From Celebrity Clients
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES -- The owner of a swanky Beverly Hills beauty salon who admitted to running up hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraudulent credit card charges of her celebrity clients was sentenced Monday. Maria Gabriella Perez (aka. Maria Gabriela...Tags: Cher, Trials, Credit and Debt, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), KTLA
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Tribune watchdog investigations spur changes
Campus sex assaults
A 14-month examination into the handling of sexual assault cases on Midwestern campuses prompted two federal investigations and sweeping changes to how universities and prosecutors respond to reports.
In November, the U.S. Department...Tags: Illinois Governor, Dick Durbin, Sexual Assault, Sex Crimes, Health and Safety at School
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Native Americans' problems do matter
In response to the letter, “No Native Americans, no need to bother,” really, Lee Brandt, why bother with “their” problems? Have you ever been to a Southern California pow-wow? If you have, you would know that there are many...Tags: Government, Public Officials, Native Americans, Minority Groups, Hate Crimes
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Small Wonders: A few things he just doesn't get
Things I simply just don’t get: So, the last Harry Potter movie just came out. Spoiler Alert: J.K. Rowling is a gazillionaire. And leading up to the release was a gauntlet of publicity about the middle-aged actors pretending to be 17-year-old...Tags: Social Issues, Harry Potter (fictional character), Elections, Same-Sex Marriage, Real Estate
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2 teens plead not guilty to raping girls in park
SAN DIEGO - Two 16-year-old boys, who allegedly raped two teenage girls at knifepoint in a Rancho Penasquitos park, pleaded not guilty in adult court Monday to 16 felony charges, including kidnapping, forcible rape and sodomy by force.
Leonel...Tags: Justice System, Crime Victims, Labor Day, Trials, Court Preliminary
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Sedgwick County approves concealed weapons in some county buildings
Sedgwick County Commissioners passed a measure allowing people with concealed carry permits to bring their weapons into some county-owned buildings.
Commissioner Richard Ranzau said the law was to help protect the rights of gun owners, "if you can't...Tags: Weaponry, Justice and Rights, Personal Weapon Control, Civil Rights, Politics
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As temperatures fall, fewer city beds for the homeless
The clean, bright hallways of Baltimore's new homeless shelter lead to laundry rooms, private showers and a cluster of computers. The building outshines in nearly every regard the temporary facility it replaced, advocates say. But the $8 million shelter...Tags: Chicago Housing Authority, Health, Family, Social Issues, Homelessness
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O'Malley proposes extra $15 million to help build rental housing, create jobs
Gov. Martin O'Malley is proposing a $15 million increase in the state's program to help build affordable rental housing, saying the bump would leverage $285 million in private investment and create 1,100 jobs in Maryland.
Surrounded by housing advocates,...Tags: Government, E.J. Pipkin, Executive Branch, Budgets and Budgeting, Rentals
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Lunch break looks good at the Pointe
Recently, there was an interesting confluence of stories in the paper. Though probably unintended, a story about the new future tenants at Burbank's the Pointe office building (“KCET, DC Comics move in to area, June 25) was followed the next day...Tags: Elections, Local Elections, Wages and Pensions, Unions, Flag Day (United States)
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