Appalachian Trail murders unsolved after two years
The 1996 killings of Lollie Winans and Julie Williams remain unsolved near the Appalachian Trail. Investigators say the deaths appear random with the campsite undisturbed and no motive clear. Family members keep pressing for answers as leads continue to be pursued.
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Portland
Maine
Lollie Winans
Julie Williams
Winans
Unity College
Williams
St. Cloud
Minn
Tom Williams
Julie
Patsy Williams
Hawksbill Mountain
Appalachian Trail
Alley
Woodswomen Inc
Minneapolis
Kristin Barry
Woodswomen
Summer camps change with times in nation wide shift
Boston reflection on how camps have evolved over two decades. Increased safety rules include background checks and sensitivity training for counselors. Cases and insurance costs rise as camps limit physical contact and revise songs and prayers.
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Boston
Pat Hammond
Hammond
American Camping Association
Charlotte Shire
Wildwood
Gardner
Lyme
Camping Association
Boy Scouts
Camp Keowa
Narrowsburg
N.Y
Ed Lang
Marques Insurance
Glen Allen
St Marys graduation canceled by bomb threat
About 100 seniors from St Marys High School left without diplomas as a bomb threat halted the graduation. The 5 45 p m cancellation followed information about threats of explosive devices and other weapons. No devices were found and no one was inside the building. The ceremony was not rescheduled. Separately in Spencer Roane County High School moved its graduation indoors after a student threatened gunfire with police protection planned.
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ST. Marys
St. Marys High School
Informa
Gary Alfred
Pleasants County
Alfred
Roane County High School
Spencer
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