Mermaid Parade crowns Moby and Theo Kogan in Brooklyn
About 1,500 people joined Brooklyn's Mermaid Parade on the Coney Island boardwalk. Techno artist Moby and Lunachicks founder Theo Kogan were named King Neptune and Queen Mennaid at the 22nd annual event, a colorful art parade inspired by early 20th century Mardi Gras.
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Lange and Shepard put Stillwater mansion on market
Oscar winner Jessica Lange and playwright Sam Shepard list their nine year residence, the 12 room Victorin mansion on a 2½ acre St Croix River site in Stillwater, asking $3.3 million. realtor Sharon O’Hannigan notes the remarkable property. Lange and Shepard bought the house in 1995 for $415,000 with adjoining parcel for $125,000. Shepard owns land near River Falls, Wisconsin. Lange hails from northern Minnesota.
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Texan crowned Junior Miss Texan becomes America's Junior Miss
Shannon Essenpreis, crowned Saturday, will not be seen on TV until July as PAX Network crafts a reality format. She wowed with a Broadway song and upbeat interviews, earning a $50,000 scholarship. Herschel Walker praised her bubbly charm in interviews guiding her toward a broadcast journalism career.
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Chronicle staff and contact details flood Elyria newspaper page
The Chronicle lists staff roles including editor Andrew Young and news editor Dan Shortridge, along with contact numbers and office hours. It presents circulation, advertising, and staff titles, plus mailing addresses for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio.
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Nader shrugs off Green Party rejection and backlash
Ralph Nader dismissed the Green Party’s rejection as a minor inconvenience and called the party “a cabal” while predicting it will shrink in influence after nominating David Cobb. He noted the endorsement would have boosted visibility and fundraising, and discussed ballot access and future plans as he campaigned in Washington state with volunteers seeking signatures for gay pride ballot inclusion.
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Mother charged in babysitting death case in Amherst
Melissa Dovala, a stay-at-home mother, faces involuntary manslaughter and murder-related questions after the death of 11 month old Riley Harris Smath. The child died from head injuries after being in Dovala's care at her Amherst home. The autopsy ruled homicide, while defense lawyers contest timing and external injuries, saying no marks were found.
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Jeff Manning
Sources split on new school data site credibility
Standard and Poor's adds credibility for a new school data site but cautions about external analysis. Mount Healthy Assistant Superintendent Randy Parsons urges careful use, noting district to district comparisons can be misleading. Lynn Greer of Huff Realty says the tool helps homebuyers, but researchers must avoid offering opinions due to fair housing laws.
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Ohio Lottery Results Summary Saturday to Tuesday
Ohio and Pennsylvania lottery results display various Pick 3 and 4 numbers, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto, and Mega Millions jackpots. Ohio entries note jackpots of 14 million and 210 million with several daily draws and out of state numbers. Pennsylvania and Michigan show daily results, with Midday and Evening draws, Buckeye 5 lists, and weekly patterns.
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EMH hospital expansion eyed amid land purchase talks
From records at the Auditor's office Kipp would not comment on the land purchases under consideration. Charlene Gersak notes the hospital’s expansions could benefit the community and mentions EMH employs about 1,700. Schroeder’s Service Station and McKinley Elementary School are potential targets but few details are available.
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Notable expansions transform EMH into Lorain County’s largest hospital
Chronology shows EMH adding 200 beds by 1963, a 335-bed main building by 1964, and the largest hospital status in Lorain County. A renal dialysis unit appears by 1971, the M B Johnson nursing residence is demolished for a two-story east wing, and the 1986 opening adds a radiology center, an overhead walkway, and outpatient centers. A 2002 addition adds a 14,000 square foot Family Birthing Center.
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Kidnapped Marine in Iraq Video Ties to Militants
U S officials confirm marine Wassef Ali Hassoun missing since a week. Al Jazeera aired a videotape showing a captured forces member with a white blindfold and fatigues. The group Islamic Response demanded release of Iraqi detainees in exchange for his safety. Hassoun’s family in West Jordan Utah confirmed his abduction.
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NATO Seeks expanded role in Iraq and Afghanistan
U S officials say plan sizes costs and timing must be worked out while Germany voices reservations. The administration views NATO expansion as an election-year victory for Bush and aims to configure a 21st century force. NATO will broaden Iraq training and extend Afghanistan mission beyond Kabul with 5 800 troops, as Frist notes gaps in defense spending and troop commitments.
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