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Terminal illness delays trial of man accused of forced labor in Oregon
Two siblings escaped a house in Grants Pass with broken ribs and burn marks, police said. Their alleged captor now says he’s too sick to stand trial.
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3mDawn to dusk salute honors those who lost their lives on 9/11
Scouts, firefighters, first responders and community members maintain an unbroken salute from dawn to dusk.
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2mThis October event in Muskegon offers an evening of food, fun, and giving back to the community
Harvest Fest 2026 features chef-prepared seasonal cuisine, wine and craft beer selections, live entertainment, and new interactive activities, with all proceeds supporting meaningful local charitable work.
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6mProposed cuts in Medicare coverage for joint replacement will affect all families -- Jessica Brady
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