Sendak, Creators of Wild Things, Dies at 83 in Danbury
Maurice Sendak, famed author of Where the Wild Things Are and In the Night Kitchen, died at a Danbury hospital after a Friday stroke. He was 83. Friend Lynn Caponera said she was with him as he passed. He won the 1964 Caldecott Medal and a 1996 National Medal of the Arts, shaping children’s literature with bold, sometimes dark visions.
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Veteran cowboy Clay Montgomery 1940 2012 obituary
Clay Montgomery of Roswell and El Paso Texas died May 4 2012 in El Paso after a life as a working cowboy and US Army Vietnam veteran. He was born March 30 1940 in Mountainair to Harry J Montgomery and Rita Mae Petross and grew up in Roswell. He leaves wife Margaret Louise Chase three children two sisters Waedene Master Helen Ridgell and two brothers Larry Montgomery Roy Montgomery. Interment arrangements by Anderson Bethany Funeral Home.
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A fugitive calling himself Bobby Thompson pleaded not guilty to state charges in Ohio tied to a scheme that purportedly raised up to 100 million for Navy veterans. He was jailed without bond as prosecutors pursue racketeering, money laundering, identity theft, records tampering, and theft charges.
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Dexter mayor and council clash over fire department control
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