Flood floods Sparta NJ roads bridges and dam burst
Torrential rain in New Jersey washed out roads and bridges in Morris Sussex and Warren counties. The Musconetcong River rose threatening dam safety as Hackettstown residents were evacuated and seven municipalities drained stormwater into a pond dam. Firefighters used ladders to rescue residents across swift water.
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Sparta
N.J
New Jersey
Terry Preskar
Earl
Patrick Rivoli
Warren County
Office of Emergency Management
Hackettstown
Rivoli
Stanhope
Jefferson Township
Ogdensburg
Morris
Sussex
Russell Smith
CIA exhibits Hollywood spy memorabilia at Langley
The CIA showcases a private collection of spy gadgetry from The Man from U N C L E Get Smart and Dr No at its Langley headquarters. The display titled spy fi archives runs through year end and is open to cleared employees only. Danny Biederman’s collection features Maxwell Smart shoe phone and Bond drop tarantula among items.
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Langley
CIA
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell Smart
Robert Vaughn
U.N.C.L.E
Holly
Wood
Danny Biederman
Biederman
Girl barred from singing Kum Ba Yah at North Port camp
An 8 year old girl was banned from performing Kum Ba Yah at a North Port Boys & Girls Club talent show for religious content. Club officials cited concern over offending other children and said the song repeats the word Lord. Relatives criticized lack of prior notice before the decision.
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North Port
Fla
Samantha Schultz
Ong
Sadie
Samantha
Annooi Foundationtour mishmash court note
Fragmented OCR text shows a dispute involving the Annooi Return a de Sa Foundation during Tequior business tours. Names such as Louise Reyna, Evanive Couto Potter County Texon ERLE LYNDON REYNOLDS and David Bradley appear. The fragment references a date around June 7 and a county in Pennsylvania and a legal proceeding with an attorney.
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de Sa! Foundation
Tequior
Amorite
Texes
Princinal
Foundeien
Friend marks unmarked infant graves at Grace Hill Cemetery
Perry Oklahoma AP report details funeral director Jack Burch and Brown-Sisson Funeral Home identifying about 25 unmarked infant graves at Grace Hill Cemetery dating back to the 1950s. Families unable to afford markers often rely on funeral homes. Burch plans to place silver plaques costing 19 dollars each with city workers assistance. He hopes to expand the project statewide after learning of the issue from an Oklahoma mother who found her child’s grave by steps.
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Perry, Okla
Grace Hil
Tey Burch
Brown-Sisson Funeral Home
Burch
Ina
James Sisson
Sisson
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