Texas shooting attack claim winds through families
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Garland Texas attack on a cartoon event, with defendants Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi fatally shot by police after firing on a security guard. Families of the attackers expressed shock and disavowal, noting Simpson’s criminal past and Soofi’s life as a father, husband, and immigrant.
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Coat drive grows into Make A Difference Day All-Star effort
Cookeville resident Shaquawana Wester started an informal coat drive in 2012 open to all with no questions asked. The effort, now in its third year as Quanana's Coats, has collected over 1,400 coats in 2014 with involvement from schools, nonprofits, churches and the health department and earned Wester a Make A Difference Day All-Star Award granting a $10,000 grant.
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California imposes emergency drought use restrictions
California state water board approves mandatory urban water use cuts up to 36 percent with a 25 percent statewide target. The rules allow cities and districts to choose how much burden goes to commercial and industrial users while excluding most farms and recycled water. Failure to meet targets could bring fines up to 10000 dollars, as officials push to curb outdoor watering and ornamental landscaping amid a record Sierra Nevada snowpack drop and widespread groundwater depletion.
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Felicia Marcus
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