Program Aims to Cut Recidivism for Sex Offenders Local Plan
City officials and advocates push a state program adapted for local use to reduce sex offender recidivism. Judge Merrill, Dr Hamill, and Rev. Young cite treatment, therapy access, and community safety as core goals. Data from Wisconsin and Oregon studies cited to support treatment efficacy.
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Portland
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Fires Across West Strain Forces Military Aid
Firefighters battle 50 plus wildfires burning over 538,000 acres across Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Washington and Wyoming. Pentagon deploys 10,700 plus troops from Fort Hood and Camp Pendleton to aid containment as a record season unfolds with Sequoia blaze and Kennedy Meadows losses among notable impacts.
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National Interagency Pure Center
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Oregon
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Los Angeles
Kennedy Meadows
X-Files Crew Member Killed in High Voltage Accident
A television production crew member for The X-Files was electrocuted and six others injured when a 4,800 volt arc surged through a scaffold during a Monday shoot. Six stood on the scaffold with one on the ground as the crew prepared for a dialogue scene and a foot chase with rain effects.
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Angeles
Fire Department
Jim Wells
Contaminated Watermelon Tied to Sizzler Illnesses
Milwaukee health officials linked contaminated watermelon to more than four food poisoning cases at a Sizzler restaurant on Milwaukee's south side. Watermelon eaters were eight times more likely to fall ill. at least 42 people sickened in July from E coli, with one child dying.
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Monlay
Seth L Foldy
Sizzler
Piri
Helmet free law supporter dies in crash at 50 feet
Dorthy Lynette Rushton, 40, a motorcycle enthusiast who backed Florida’s helmet free law, died after a Harley crash in Fort Myers. She was not wearing a helmet and was thrown over 50 feet. Florida Highway Patrol notes she likely would have survived with a helmet. The law signed by Gov. Jeb Bush allows riders 21 and older to ride without helmets if insured for $10,000.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Dorthy Lynette Rushton
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Florida Highway Patrol
John Schultz
Jeb Bush
Miners killed in Utah coal mine fire near Price
A fire at the Willow Creek Mine about 12 miles northeast of Price killed two miners and injured at least 12. Four miners escaped unharmed, two were missing but later confirmed dead. Hospital reports showed two treated and released and six in stable condition.
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Willow Creek
Dennis Dooley
Carbon County Emergency Management
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Hart hired as online customer representative at bestroute.com LLC
A June 9 item incorrectly stated Lori Hart’s employment. Hart, from La Fayette, joined bestroute.com as an online customer representative. She previously served as office manager and executive assistant at RIK Associates/SPD Associates in Syracuse.
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Bestroute.com LLC
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LaFayette
RIK Associates
SPD Associates
Syracuse
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