Salem grandmother dubbed Ma Barker faces drug charges
Camille Belle of Salem Massachusetts nicknamed Ma Barker by authorities as the reputed head of a drug trafficking ring denies dealer charges while hawking themed merchandise. In a recent raid her home netted cash and a small amount of cocaine along with betting slips tied to an illegal bookmaking operation. Her husband Omer and son Joseph Noel were arrested. all are free on bond with Belle and her spouse under house arrest and electronic monitoring.
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Parents give good marks to local schools in survey
Washington AP parents generally rate local public schools highly. They favor tougher action on troublemakers and less overcrowding, with 65 percent giving local schools A or B while 52 percent rate schools overall that way.
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Florida House OKs reparations for Rosewood survivors
The Florida House approved a 22 million compensation package for Rosewood massacre survivors and descendants. The plan awards 11 survivors about 150 thousand plus other payments and college scholarships while funding Rosewood research at Florida A&M University. Senate review and the governor's signature remain.
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Edison teacher and students raise rabbits as life lesson
Darren Conley and his fourth and fifth graders bred class rabbits Bugs and La cey for a science project. When the mother failed to nurse, students learned surrogate parenting, with veterinary guidance and field trips. They fed, measured, and graphed growth, wrote descriptions, and created a photo book. The project expanded into cross-disciplinary life lessons and a new baby for the Conley family.
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Dinosaur nurseries and diverse theropods found in Gobi sands
New York AP reports Mongolia's Gobi Desert uncovering a vast 80 million year old fossil assemblage. Nearly 100 dinosaur fossils, 175 lizard remains, and 147 mammal skulls at Ukhaa Tolgod reveal armored ankylosaurs, diverse theropods including new three toed types, Mononykus skulls, and an Oviraptor skeleton. The find, led by Michael J. Novacek of the American Museum of Natural History, promises insights into dinosaur decline and mammal rise.
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