Vote at gunpoint in occupied Ukraine draws UN rebuke
In occupied Ukrainian territories, residents are pressured to vote in the Russian presidential election under armed, masked election officials who go door to door. Ukraine and 55 nations at the UN condemn Moscow for violating sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Interna
Russia
United Nations
Yevhenia Hliebova
Novomykolaivka
Kherson
Hliebova
Luhansk
Donetsk
Vision of Beauty Cotillion Welcomes 12 Debutantes
Twelve debutantes were honored at the Vision of Beauty Cotillion Ball in New Russia Township hosted by the Lorain County chapter of the National Council for Negro Women. Debutantes, escorts in white tuxedos, and families gathered at The Lodge as mentors praised six months of preparation in dances and social graces.
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Lauren Hoffman
Chronicle
Isabella Corley
Zoey Coleman
Taylor Ford
Larissa Moore
Amara Jackson
Ariyah Bivins
Miya DeLane Stevens
DaMudia Smith
Niyanna Farmer
Naurica Young
Jasmine Miller
Essence Wren
National Council For Negro Women
Lorain County Cotillion
New Russia
Lorain County
New Russia Township
Irish heritage parades across U S mark early St Patrick’s Day celebrations
Across the United States crowds celebrated Irish heritage at major St Patrick’s Day parades on Saturday, with Savannah’s anniversary event and New York honoring Maggie Timoney the first female CEO of a major U S beer company as grand marshal. Chicago observers watched river boats turn the water green by the plumbers union with eco friendly powder.
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United States
Savannah
Georgia
Ireland
Manhattan
Megan Stransky
Houston
Stransky
Heineken USA
Maggie Timoney
U.S
Tion
Helen McEntee
Timoney
Cillian Murphy
Oscar
New York City
Staten Island
Eric Adams
Chicago
Plumbers Union
Union
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