Principal ordered to stop segregation in Virginia school
In Richmond an elementary school principal was ordered to end segregating white and black students at Bellevue Model Elementary. Superintendent Lucilleenera memo forced Sylvia Richardson, a Black administrator, to cease clustering and reassign students in January after she had defended separating the 12 percent white student population as board policy citing social and emotional reasons.
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Tax revenues rise beyond inflation in states study
Albany AP reports Steven Gold of the Center for the Study of States notes first modest signs of recovery as state tax revenues grow 4.3 percent from July to September versus a year earlier. The finding covers most major taxes excluding alcohol and corporate levies. Date and full scope are limited by readable text.
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Steven Gold
Center For the Study of States
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Milwaukee Boy Scout Father Suspected in Teen Death
A 13-year-old girl died from injuries after being beaten by her father in Milwaukee. Police said the child ответed with chants during the assault and a medical examiner noted the father forced kneeling and prayer before the child was struck. Firefighters battled blazes on three floors spread over hours, with sprinkler systems activating to contain the fires.
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Dead Drugs End All Dreams board game prompts teens
In Cassville Wisconsin a high school science teacher uses a board game called DEAD to simulate drug abuse risks for teens. The game tracks hazards such as arrests theft and morgue outcomes to spark discussion about drugs and sex. Lavelle hopes it raises awareness and may be used in national education programs.
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Lavelle
Frankie An
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Custody Battle Over Martha’s Vineyard Cat Escalates
Two Vineyard residents fight over a cat named Coyote Nick living between homes across about 12 miles. Sioux Eagle argues the cat belongs with her after adopting it four years ago. Rick Hoffman resists, citing the animal’s safety. An Edgartown court ordered surrender, Hoffman refused and faced contempt.
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Sales rise in South Florida hints at holiday demand
South Florida retailers report a double digit jump in sales driven by Christmas shopping and hurricane recovery. Shoppers like Nicole LaBrie, hoping to celebrate her husband’s birthday, plan gifts amid lingering storm impacts at Dade and Dadeland locations. Local merchants note increased purchases as insurers and relief aid influence consumer spending.
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