Lawmakers weigh harsher penalties for killing police dogs
Bills in Colorado Kansas and Missouri aim to pad punishments for harming police canines while advocates note costs and families, and critics warn of broad impact on marginalized communities. References to Bane and Rico anchor state debates amid past dog-related incidents.
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Rico
Police Academy
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Lakey Sha Bosley
St. Louis
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Wichita
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Dan Hawkins
Hawkins
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Monica Duran
Armagast
Ohio
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Lafayette
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Kansas House
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Carr
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Jadarrius Rose
Memphis
Tennessee
Circleville
Jury hears defense rebuttal in Meade case
Meade pursued Goodson in an unmarked vehicle with a gun later shown as fired, defense contends witnesses corroborate Meade and the physical evidence supports truthfulness. Prosecutors’ late witness Corne is challenged for credibility after delaying testimony and deleting social media comments. Officer Rosser testifies he did not see a gun and only heard shots, with body cam footage showing aftermath.
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Mark Collins
Meade
Collins
Christopher Corne
Corne
Tamara Payne
Columbus
Ryan Rosser
Rosser
Winter Crisis program details for Lorain County residents
The program requires applicants to be at or below 175 percent of the federal poverty line and offers two in person services this season at the Lorain County Office on Aging and Second Baptist Church with secure drop boxes at multiple locations. Benefits include 175 to 1500 dollar ranges for utilities and heating fuel and guidance on disconnections and appointments.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Abbe Road
Second Baptist Church
Chapman Lane
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Office On Aging
Wellington Loca
Maple St
SCCAA
Broadway Ave
Energyhelp.ohio.gov
Lorain
Pop-Tarts origin story traces a modest rise to a breakfast icon
The account follows William Post, a former truck washer who rose to senior vice president at Keebler and helped Kellogg shape Pop-Tarts in a 1960s scramble. From a 1963 Cleveland test to a nationwide 1965 rollout, frosting innovation and toaster readiness propelled a pastry born from rivalry with Post cereals. Post’s journey includes plant work at Hekman, Army service, Calvin College, and a long taste for Pop-Tarts into his 90s.
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Michigan
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Cleveland
Associated Press
William E. LaMothe
William Post
Grand Rapids
New York Times
Grand Rapids Christian High School
Army Air Forces
Japan
Calvin College
Bouley Revered Chef Made French Menu Art Across NYC
The chef Bouley, born in Storrs Connecticut, reshaped New York dining with French rustic dishes and modern techniques. He ran Tribeca stalwarts including Montrachet Bouley and Bouley Bakery earning multiple Michelin stars and James Beard honors while training a generation of chefs. He died leaving wife Nicole Bartelme.
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Grub Street
People Magazine
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New York Times
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Secession
Tsuji Culinary Institute
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Eric Ripert
Christina Tosi
César Ramirez
Amy Scherber
Alex Urefa
Anita Lo
Galen Zamarra
Kurt Gutenbrunner
Brian Bistrong
Bill Yosses
James Beard Foundation
Nicole Bartelme
AP File
David Bouley
New York
Kent
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Storrs
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