Syria Protests Continue as Assad Regime Cracks Down
The crackdown persists as Maher Assad leads elite forces in Daraa Banias Homs Idlib operations amid calls for Assad to step down. Activists report thousands protested online while observers tally dozens killed across multiple cities. The EU weighs oil embargo sanctions, and reporters remain barred from Syria.
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Roswell High launches Freshmen Academy wing and mentors
Roswell High expands into a freshmen focused wing designating 300 hall as a freshmen area. Ninety percent of freshman courses move there with teachers relocated for better collaboration. Forty five mentors will support about ten freshmen each, meeting weekly to boost study skills and decision making along with new intervention courses in math and reading.
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Vega trial details shift over to pellet evidence
Testimony from officers outlines a May 10 shootout at 1007 Rancho Road. Radiology confirms Vega was hit by 3 mm BBs from a shotgun not police rounds. Officers describe fire from the rear yard and Vega’s weapon as the trial proceeds with continued testimony.
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Hero Pauses at Family Home as Community Responds
Diaz Chacon chased a kidnapper after seeing a girl dragged into a blue van. Police later arrested Phillip Garcia, 29, who faced a $100000 cash bond. The story spurred online support and donations for Diaz Chacon and his family to aid recovery.
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Hawaii pageant finalist Gibbs builds diverse foundation
Gibbs, a Gateway Christian Academy student, speaks several languages and enjoys music as she pursues a potential art career in New York or Boston. Her mother notes the value of discipline through reading and seeks to keep her grounded while preparing for early graduation in 2013.
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Bears close Mud Springs campground in Mesa County
The Mud Springs campground in Mesa County western Colorado will stay closed until September 2 after bears raided camp sites. BLM spokesman David Boyd cites late ripening berries due to a late winter as part of the reason. A camper reported a bold bear near her as she shouted and hit it with a shoe. Another incident prompted the Forest Service to ban tents and soft sided trailers at a campground near Aspen.
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