Chilocco Indian School Closes After 96 Years
The Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma ends 96 years of vocational education for Native youth. Alumni recall the dormitory era, the campus as a frontier post, and a last graduation held at May’s end. Officials plan to donate school artifacts to a museum as the 100 graves in the cemetery are honored.
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East Coast Street Chevys Show At Frederick Fairgrounds
The East Coast Street Chevys, a Classic Chess Club International affiliate, host a red and custom car show at Frederick Fairgrounds on Saturday June 28 and Sunday June 29. Open from noon to 6 pm Saturday and noon to 6 pm Sunday. Members from Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia, led by Jim Rigas and officers, showcase 35, 3 and 47 Chevys along with a collection of trophies. Admission is $2 with free entry for children under 12.
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Recovery Battles Miami Riots Prompts Job Training Debate
Miami struggles to recover from riots as residents fund local job training for underprivileged teens amid cuts to state relief. Despite private efforts and Carter’s planned visit, officials warn summer will be tough with unemployment high, especially for Black youths, while lawmakers trim assistance and push limited loans and tax credits.
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Intruder Breaks In Amid Sticky Footprints and Graffiti
A burglar entered a residence in Pensacola leaving smeared footprints and messy evidence. Neighbors reported a strange odor and a broken window overnight. Police are reviewing security footage and interviewing residents to identify the intruder.
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