Rabbits Multiply at Garden Valley Retirement Village
Bunnies at Garden Valley Retirement Village keep reproducing after a second rabbit joined the first. Staff try to adopt out an entire litter while hoping one tame, neutered male remains for pet therapy and resident comfort. More adoptions are requested than there are bunnies available.
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Ruby Buller
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Patti Thummel
Judge approves 537 million settlement of Sothebys Christies lawsuits
A federal judge granted final approval to a 537 million settlement over price fixing claims by Sothebys and Christies customers. The deal allows suits from abroad to proceed unless an appeals court blocks them, with payouts possible within weeks if no further appeals arise.
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Christie’s
New York
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Cincinnati Extends Curfew After Riots And Police Resignation
Cincinnati keeps dusk to dawn curfew through Easter after three nights of unrest over a police killing. Safety Director Kent Ryan resigns for personal reasons as Mayor Luken cites relief at calm streets and ongoing plans to restore business activity. More arrests reported but early curfew hours calm. funeral planned for Timothy Thomas amid security.
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Ray Ruberg
Luken
Martin Luther King
Timothy Thomas
Over-the-Rhine
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Thomas Streicher
Pilgrims mark Good Friday amidst tourism downturn
Pilgrims walk the Via Dolorosa toward the Church of the Holy Sepulcher as Easter rites prepare. Stores report quiet morning trade with the Holy Land tourism sector hit by Israeli-Palestinian fighting, costing tens of thousands of jobs and many hotels in Palestinian areas closed due to travel restrictions.
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Israel
Pope knelt in procession to spare stair climb at Palatine terrace
Pope John Paul II, aged 81 on May 18, led Holy Week rites with a Holy Thursday Mass and Friday confessions, then presided over the Passion Mass and Easter vigil. He plans a May tour of Greece, Syria and Malta and a June trip to Ukraine amid Orthodox protests, aiming toward Moscow talks.
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Ukraine
Moscow
Depot refurbishment bids set for Thursday opening
Bids to refurbish the city depot with a new parking lot and exterior restoration will be opened Thursday. The platform will be rebuilt to serve Burlington Northern Amtrak and a bus company with a taxi stand courtesy phones and hotel car rentals. Project budget about 700000 with 520000 grant from Kansas DOT. city funds cover remainder. Construction could start this summer after bids and KDOT approval.
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Burlington Northern
Amtrak
Cottrell
KDOT
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