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  • New York state's malls, gyms and movie theaters are not cleared to reopen, a devastating blow to those industries, which were preparing to reopen in Phase…
  • This weekend, a local organization dedicated to building strong children and ending systems of exploitation and oppression, announced the winners of a…
  • A historic tomahawk with ties to the first president of the United States has made its way home, permanently.The New York State Museum and the Seneca…
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  • Seven Marines and one sailor have been charged with murder in connection with the April death of an Iraqi civilian, the Marine Corps says. The case revolves around the search for a suspected insurgent on April 26. Investigators say the U.S. group killed an innocent man and portrayed him as an insurgent.
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