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Peggy Petrilli admitted Monday that she didn't always fully inform parents about all the details of so-called "split classes" at Booker T. Washington Academy.
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The South Limestone reconstruction project will close a longer stretch of the Lexington thoroughfare than the city announced last week.
SOMERSET — Six Somerset police officers each will get a $2,000 raise to settle a lawsuit in which they charged that Mayor Eddie Girdler retaliated against them for supporting his opponent.
HAILEY, Idaho — Friends and family of an Idaho soldier who was captured in Afghanistan prayed for his safe return Sunday, shaken by the image of the frightened young private in a Taliban video posted online.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger cast a lifeline Monday to a colony of federally protected harbor seals that spend their days lounging around a popular San Diego cove and have become the subject a lengthy legal tussle over their fate.
Astronomers say Jupiter has apparently been struck by an object, possibly a comet.
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