State may shut Victor Cullen Academy
The state DJJ may close the Victor Cullen Academy after a spokesman cited staffing shortages and service gaps at the 225 bed facility run by Youth Services International. Lt. Gev Kathleen Kennedy Townsend urged immediate staff monitoring and an action plan with possible closure, following prior fines for未failing to meet contract terms and provide mental health education and financial controls.
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Waste from Washington anthrax cleanup sent to Fort Detrick
Washington authorities move discarded protective gear and other biohazard waste from anthrax decontamination to Fort Detrick for incineration. EPA's David Sternberg and Fort Detrick officials cite existing medical waste incineration capacity and proximity to affected buildings. Daily, about 2,400 pounds are burned, with a total of roughly three tons of medical material incinerated per day at the post.
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Store discounts lure shoppers on holiday opening day
Shoppers lined up before dawn as national retailers opened with expanded hours and deep discounts. At KB Toys in Hooksett New Hampshire 150 waited as early birds rushed inside, while other stores like Toys R Us in Little Rock and Sears in Syracuse reported eager crowds and significant savings driving impulse buys.
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Bin Laden hunt benefits from new human intelligence
Washington reports that Afghan farmers and former Taliban prisoners increasingly provide tips on Osama bin Laden’s whereabouts. U S forces seek usable leads from diverse local sources to guide special operations against al Qaida while warning that rumors do not drive missions.
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Taliban foes close in on Kunduz
Anti Taliban forces push toward Kunduz as talks of a surrender intensify. Aliabad fell with Taliban fighters allegedly surrendering. Dostum forces move from the west while other commanders report progress, but confirmations are unclear.
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Mount Airy woman dies in 2 car crash near Manchester
Mount Airy resident Sharon Waschler, 41, was killed when her 1907 Honda CRV rear ended a 1999 Honda Civic driven by Mark Szymanski, 42, on Md 27 south of Manchester. Police report the crash occurred Wednesday night, with the Civic’s driver from Longview Avenue. The incident remains under investigation.
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Stoll Kemp antique pioneer of New Market dies at 97
Stoll Detrick Kemp longtime New Market antiques dealer and founder of its first shop has died at age 97. He built a center for 18th and 19th century American furniture and helped put New Market on the map as a hub for antique crafts. His work reached Mount Vernon and the Baltimore Museum of Art, and his efforts supported New Market Day and the local festival tradition since the 1950s.
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Fire damages Jerry's Liquors in Brunswick blaze
An early morning fire at 1 am caused about 20,000 dollars in damage to Jerry's Liquors at 30 Petersville Road Brunswick. Deputy State Fire Marshal Wron Taylor Tayloe said the blaze started in cardboard boxes near a one story masonry and wood frame building and spread up the side of the structure.
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