Cruz wins Wisconsin primary a blow to Trump bid
In Milwaukee, Ted Cruz scores a decisive GOP victory while Bernie Sanders defeats Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race. The results complicate both parties’ paths to the nomination as Trump faces a tough stretch and Sanders seeks momentum despite Clinton’s delegate lead. Exit polls show broad Democratic enthusiasm for Sanders among Wisconsin voters while a large share view Clinton as having realistic policies.
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Auction features local art on tiles from Mercer Street theatre
Local artists contribute designs on pressed tin ceiling tiles salvaged from the Historic Royal Lavon Theatre on Mercer Street. The Princeton Renaissance Project and City National Bank host a live art auction at Chuck Mathena Center during the Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce event from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m. Proceeds aid the Renaissance Theatre restoration and project outreach with viewing and early bidding online at PrincetonRenaissanceProject.org auction. Admission is 5 with mingling, food, and beverages included.
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Jeff Neale to Speak at Bluefield First Presbyterian Church
Bluefield native Jeff Neale will present a public talk at 6 30 p m on April 6 in the church fellowship hall. The program highlights his work as a public historian and living history interpretive manager at Middleton Place in Charleston, a former plantation.
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Recordings allowed as evidence in murder case
In Mercer County Circuit Court Judge William Sadler ruled that certain recorded statements by William J. Seal may be used as evidence in the first degree murder case. The statements were deemed voluntary and admissible after Miranda rights were read and waived
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