Fragmentary 1914 terror tale hints at Yewless hat theft
The readable fragments reference a 1914 terror event and a mysterious Yewless hat tied to a local case. Names and places are unreadable, but the sense of fear and a singular object suggests a crime scene or public incident under investigation.
Portapique shooting shatters quiet Nova Scotia town
Residents were urged to lock doors and shelter in basements as a mass shooting in Portapique, about 60 miles north of Halifax, left multiple dead and firefighters battling fires. The suspect worn a police uniform, died after an earlier arrest claim, and authorities say he acted alone amid a broad investigation across a 30 mile area.
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Portapique
Halifax
Canada
Portapique Beach Road
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Mounted Police
Chris Leather
Wortman
Gabe
RCMP
Heidi Stevenson
Lisa McCully
Nova Scotia
Paul Wozney
Debert Elementary
von Canada
Heather O’brien
Kristen Beaton
Dartmouth
Enfield
Cpl
Lisa Croteau
Christine Mills
Tom Taggart
Colchester
Taggart
In Person Voting Shrinks as Mail Ballot Push Grows
As mail voting expands nationwide, officials cut polling places and restrict in person voting. Nevada will open one polling place per county for June, Florida eyeing consolidation, and Ohio limiting in person voting to the disabled and homeless next week. Democrats and voting rights groups warn of disenfranchisement amid lawsuits and calls for more mail options.
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Atlanta
Nevada
Florida
Ohio
Stacey Abrams
Georgia
Fair Fight Action
Donald Trump
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Las Vegas
Ron DeSantis
Palm Beach
Broward
Wyoming
Alaska
Kansas
Vicki Hiatt
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