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BROCKTON — Did a finalist to be Brockton’s next mayor duck a debate? It depends on who you ask. City Councilor Moises Rodrigues didn’t attend an Oct. 21 mayoral debate with fellow City Councilor Jean Bradley Derenoncourt. Greater Brockton Young Professionals, a networking group, sponsored the one-on-one debate and its president says Rodrigues confirmed he’d
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Republicans have spent many days trying to marginalize the massive anti-Trump “No Kings” rallies held across the country over the weekend. They’ve argued the people involved were extremists and even predicted they would be violent (which turned out not to be true). They’ve claimed the protesters hate America. And they’ve argued that the “No Kings”
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During heavy rains last month, floodwaters swept away a car that carried 2-year-old Xavier Padilla Aguilera and his father, separating the two during a torrential downfall that filled the streets of Barstow with mud and rain. The boy’s body was found hours later in the San Bernardino County flood control channel. The Barstow Police Department
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Business leaders in Bangladesh fear losses of more than $1bn (£750m) after a devastating fire broke out in the logistics section of the country’s main airport on Saturday. Clothes and raw materials were among the goods destroyed, which could put some businesses at risk, according to the country’s export associations. The cause of the fire
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MOSCOW (Reuters) -Ukrainian drones attacked a gas plant in Russia’s Orenburg region, the local governor said on Sunday, causing a fire to break out at a workshop which emergency services were working to put out. The governor, Yevgeny Solntsev, said on his official Telegram channel that none of the plant’s employees were hurt in the
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By Howard Bloom This is not the same world it was on January 20, 2025.  Things we are accustomed to are being yanked away.  And things we were taught to believe are true are now being called false.  Plus some of the things we’re being told are not true at all.   The trend in governance is turning upside
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State inspectors have revealed that UCHealth’s University of Colorado Hospital’s week-long shutdown of nonemergency surgeries came after they found dozens of contaminated surgical instruments caked with dried blood and tissue around the facility. In July, inspectors uncovered a massive backlog of uncleaned tools, prompting the hospital to halt all nonemergency surgeries from July 16 to
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