Cookie-doping suspect linked to MADD community service
An 18 year old, Christian V Phillips, allegedly delivered drug laced cookies to police stations while performing probationary community service for Mothers Against Drunk Driving. He was arrested on a tampering with a consumer product charge and held on 75000 bond.
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Lake Worth
Texas
Christian V. Phillips
Phillips
McGuire
Associated Press
Watauga
Benjamin
Ben
Signs of water detected in ancient moon rocks
Scientists analyzing volcanic glass from Apollo 15 and 17 finds hydrogen, chlorine, and fluorine trapped inside rocks formed 3.3 to 3.6 billion years ago. The study in Nature estimates lunar magma contained 260 to 745 parts per million water, suggesting indigenous lunar water and impacting theories of the Moon’s origin.
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Moon
Apollo
Nature
Jim Garvin
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Erik Hauri
Carnegie Institution For Science
Earth
Space
Californians Evacuate Amid Looming Wildfire Threats
In Oroville and Concow Californians fled as 10 000 people were ordered to evacuate amid wind whipped lightning sparked wildfires. The fires burned hundreds of structures, threatening Paradise and surrounding towns as crews battled heat and drying conditions.
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Oroville
Calif
Clay
Nancy Heaphill
Sierra Nevada
Heaphills
Concow
Sacramento
Paradise
Feather River
Las Plumas High School
Mary Johnston
Chico
Johnston
California
Big Sur
Santa Ynez Mountains
Santa Barbara County
Los Angeles
Byron Haire
U.S. Forest Service
Roundup Fashion bugs Teens turn insect jewelry in Sandwhich
Two 17 year old Cape Cod teens Katheryn Maloney and Brady Cullinan sell earrings and necklaces made from cicada carcasses in Sandwich Massachusetts. They price each piece at 10 dollars and note mixed reaction from customers about the unusual jewelry. The pair began crafting the bug jewelry in mid June after cicadas swarmed the area.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod
Katheryn Maloney
Brady Cullinan
Maloney
Cullinan
Culli
Money found hidden in St. Louis County Jail bathroom
A correctional officer at the St. Louis County Justice Center found fifty five thousand dollars in a bathroom behind a toilet paper dispenser. The cash in hundred and fifty dollar bills was placed in a special bank account while authorities seek the owner. Inmates were questioned but none admitted knowledge of the stash.
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Clayton
St. Louis County
St. Louis County Justice Center
Thomas Byrne
Byrne
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