For his involvement in a large-scale drug trafficking scheme that involves transporting hundreds of pounds of harmful substances across the nation, a man from Seattle was given a sentence of more than ten years in federal prison. Antonio D.J. Mitchell, 39, was sentenced to 150 months in prison by United States Attorney Dawn N. Ison...
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Find Serenity at Cleary Lake Regional Park with Solstice Yoga and Bonfire on December 19
With a special evening of solstice yoga and a communal bonfire, Cleary Lake Regional Park provides a peaceful respite from the seasonal bustle as winter deepens its hold and the days grow shorter. As they get ready for the longest night of the year, the winter solstice, park visitors are encouraged to relax and enjoy...
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Pasadena Waste Management Announces Thanksgiving Schedule and Special Instructions Amid Labor Dispute
The Department of Public Works, Waste Management Services has published its schedule for curbside collection and facility operations for the forthcoming Thanksgiving holiday, according to the official website. Pasadena residents who are now coping with the effects of the contractor labor dispute should pay particular attention to the suggestions that are specific to their situation....
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Discover the Art of Kimekomi as Raleigh’s Five Points Center Hosts Festive Crafting Workshop
On December 4, from 1 to 4 p.m., the Five Points Center for Active Adults will be holding a craft workshop. According to the City of Raleigh website, participants can make Kimekomi trees, a Japanese craft that uses fabric-covered Styrofoam with carved designs. Originally used to create dolls, kimekomi is now utilized to create a...
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Jacksonville Man Charged with Murder in Father’s Death in Deercreek
Jacksonville authorities have charged a 27-year-old man in connection with his father’s gunshot death. After his father, Garry Charles Bartlett Sr., 69, was found in a Deercreek neighborhood residence with several gunshot wounds, Garry Charles Bartlett Jr. was charged with murder. Following his arrest, Bartlett Jr. showed up in court this morning without the bond,...
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Judge Removes Death Penalty Option for Suspect in Pike County Massacre, Upsetting Prosecution Strategy
Judge Jonathan Hein unexpectedly attempted to remove defendant George “Billy” Wagner III’s death sentence from consideration during pretrial proceedings for the 2016 Pike County massacre. The prosecution’s plan has been completely upended by this ruling. Prosecutors are upset with Hein’s revelation, according to Cincinnati.com. Special Prosecutor Angela Canepa questioned the judge’s motivations, asking, “Why are...
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San Leon Man Sentenced to 40 Years for Murder of Ex-Girlfriend Mary Elizabeth Hyman
A man from San Leon was given a 40-year sentence for killing his ex-girlfriend Mary Elizabeth Hyman in an April 2021 incident. According to Click2Houston, William Glenn Herron, 57, was sentenced on October 11 following a jury conviction. According to the same source, Herron decided to let the court decide how to punish him, which...
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Two Years Later, the Unsolved Mystery of Madalina Cojocari’s Disappearance in Cornelius Remains
Madalina Cojocari, an 11-year-old girl whose disappearance has put the town in a state of uncertainty, was last seen by the Cornelius community two years ago. According to WCNC Charlotte, the last time anyone reported seeing the young girl in public was on November 21, 2022, when she was observed getting off her school bus....
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Lawrence Police Department Seeks Public’s Help in Locating Missing Person, Urges Community to Report Any Information
The community is being asked to help the Lawrence Police Department find a person who was last seen in the Lawrence region and has been reported missing. In a Facebook post, the Lawrence Police Department revealed the person’s identity and specifics of their disappearance. They said that while the missing person is not thought to...
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Mississippi Man Pleads Guilty to Civil Disorder for Role in January 6 Capitol Breach
Donald Walker, a citizen from Mississippi, has pleaded guilty to the felony charge of civil disorder related to his acts during the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021. This incident occurs almost three years after a mob disrupted a joint congressional session that was supposed to ratify the results of the 2020 presidential election....