Survivor’s Big Lill Eyes Life Beyond TV Fame
Deerfield Township resident known as Big Lill says she remains recognizable after Surviving reality fame but aims to return to scouting life. She plans to gear back up, focusing on community work and mentoring local youth while balancing her public exposure.
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Iraqis vote in U S cities in first independent election in decades
Iraqis in Phoenix Irvine and Detroit cast ballots as hundreds vote Friday in five U S metropolitan areas. Registrations near 26 000 with voting planned in 13 other countries through Sunday amid security threats and insurgent attacks.
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Iraq braces for first free vote with attacks loom
In Youssifyah area south of Baghdad residents see posters scarce and graffiti promising death to voters as insurgents kill five U.S. soldiers in Baghdad and attack polling sites. An OH-58 helicopter crash raises security concerns. Voters will elect a 275 member National Assembly and regional councils amid a nationwide security crackdown with curfew and border closures. About 300,000 troops and police guard 5,300 centers while traffic restrictions and airport shutdowns are in place through the election period.
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Cross-burning suspect surrenders to deputies
A Middletown man, Michael R. Miracle, 40, surrendered to deputies at the Butler County Jail after warrants for arson and aggravated menacing by ethnic intimidation. A four foot cross was burned on Oneka Avenue in a complex housing black families. Two juveniles, 15 and 17, were charged with juvenile delinquency by arson and ethnic intimidation. Donald Fugate, 22, faced related charges and was bound over to the county grand jury.
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Warren County
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Mohawk Street
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Miracle
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High-speed train plans move forward for three cities
OKI council hears plans to add passenger service linking Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland to ease congestion. Franklin looks for options to support its ailing school district as officials discuss funding relief. Serena rebounds to win Australian title as Wildcats fall 67 47 in a close MML contest. Snow showers forecast with highs near 35 and lows around 28.
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FBI and CIA seek clear rules for joint intelligence work
Washington negotiators from the FBI and CIA are crafting a classified document to define how they collect and share intelligence in the United States and abroad. The effort aims to prevent exposure of operations and duplication, a follow up to past criticism from the independent commission on the 9/11 attacks.
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United States
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