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Pride banners, pastor’s challenge push Mobile to assess its display policy
Mobile is assessing its banner program after a local pastor’s request for a “traditional family” banner sparked a dispute over how the city handles privately funded messages on public property.
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3mFormer guitarist for popular N.J. band dies: ‘One of the most hilarious people’
Roach also played bass and provided backing vocals for Senses Fail from around 2009 to 2016.
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3mOhio’s hemp beverage ban is falling apart in court, and elected leaders have themselves to blame
Ohio's hemp beverage ban was jammed through without discussion, and now federal judges say the hastily written law may not survive a constitutional challenge.
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2mMichigan distillery launches cocktail that celebrates otters and supports clean water
Otter Water combines watermelon and mint flavors with Long Road vodka in a 100-calorie drink that funds conservation efforts for the Grand River watershed and its wildlife.
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2mSuspicious man arrested at restaurant: Independence Police Blotter
Also in this week’s Independence Police blotter, a driver is found with a truck full of drugs but shows no signs of impairment.
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2mBruins’ 2024 first-round pick highlights development camp roster
Dean Letourneau, who wrapped up his sophomore season at Boston College with 22 goals and 17 assists, will take part in Bruins’ development camp this week.