Cross burn arrest ties to street dispute in Middletown
Stefanie Grays 18 of Waneta Street faces complicity to arson and two counts of complicity to ethnic intimidation. Miracle, Fugate, and Roark allegedly burned the cross while Lowder and Grays drove them to and from the scene. Tequila Smith and Lisa Ward reported a burnt cross and singed grass near their apartment, noting they are among a few black residents in the largely white neighborhood.
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Middletown
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Lisa Ward
Fire probes continue as investigators review cause
State Fire Marshal investigators and Turnbull Endress review a fatal fire at a 146 year old residence. An electrical consultant examined the home while residents noted fuse and circuit breaker strain. Funeral plans for Smith Welling and Turnbull are posted in Maryland New York and Milford churches. Oxford campus works to return to normal.
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Little Flower Catholic Church
Bethesda
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St. Joseph Church
Bronxville
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Milford
Miami
Vivek Dubba
Scientists scramble to destroy fluvials after 1957 flu samples sent to labs
WHO urged nearly 5,000 labs in 18 countries led by the United States to destroy samples of the 1957 H2N2 Asian flu strain after Meridian Bioscience supplied kits containing the virus for proficiency testing. Officials called the action unwise though necessary as risk to the public remains low.
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Nancy Cox
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Pathology College
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Foster program seeks specialized foster parents in Butler County
Butler County Children Services Board and Butler Behavioral Health Services partner with Youth Behavioral Health Initiative to launch MainSail a MTFC based pilot to place severely troubled teens in permanent foster homes funded by a 193000 grant. Key supporters urge recruitment of specialized foster parents to ensure community safety and long term outcomes.
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Butler County Children Services Board
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Children Services Board
Butler County
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Nurse charged with fraud over diluting vaccines at college
Federal indictment accuses 33 year old Michelle Torgerson of running an authorized flu clinic at Augsburg College last fall and diluting vaccines to stretch supply. She allegedly diverted most clinic proceeds, claiming donations to the American Heart Association. Five federal counts include mail fraud and adulterating a drug.
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Michelle Torgerson
Augsburg College
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