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Ann Turner: Some people must have air-conditioning

John Eckstein: Fein did not consider the whole divisiveness picture

Sara A. Elkins: Boy Scouts to blame for locating Granby camp in a risky location

The Jones Library.

Alex Kent: Why Jones should offer a mobile library

Jill Shanahan from Tapestry runs a Narcan nasal spray workshop training people in the use of the life-saving drug.

Editorial: Public health servants rising to meet opioid challenge

by Staff Report July 24, 2019

In this Monday, July 22, 2019, photo provided by New South Wales Police, a damaged police vehicle is parked at a police station in Sydney. Police have charged a driver after methylamphetamine valued at more than $140 million was found in a van that crashed into police cars parked outside the Sydney police station. (NSW Police via AP)

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Sydney police find drug haul in van that hit police cars

by Staff Report Associated PressJuly 23, 2019

CORRECTS PHOTO CREDIT TO ESTHER LOTZ - In this Saturday, July 20, 2019, photograph provided by Esther Lotz a goose is stuck in the grille of a pizza delivery driver's car in Burlington, Vt. The delivery man slammed on his brakes when he saw the goose waddling across the road, and heard a thud when he struck the bird. When he returned to the pizza shop he was surprised to see the goose, alive, sticking out the front of his car. The goose expected to make a full recovery, according to authorities. (Esther Lotz via AP)

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Goose freed after getting stuck in pizza driver’s car grille

by Staff Report July 23, 2019

People hold signs protesting the treatment of asylum seekers held in immigration detention centers Tuesday, July 2, outside the office of Sen. Pat Roberts in Overland Park, Kan.

Alice Levine: Close all detention camps immediately

In this Feb. 1, 2017, photo released by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the Snake River wolf pack is captured by a remote camera photo in Hells Canyon National Recreation Area in Wallowa County, Ore. A proposal to strip gray wolves of their remaining federal protections could clip the predators' rapid expansion across vast swaths of the U.S. West and Great Lakes.

Andrea Ferguson:

Yarmouth Fire crews look through the parts of the roof that blew off the Cape Sands Inn during a morning tornado that touched down on the structure, Tuesday, July 23, 2019, in West Yarmouth, Mass. The National Weather Service said radar showed that a tornado struck Yarmouth just after noon on Tuesday. (Steve Heaslip/The Cape Cod Times via AP)

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Roof torn off Cape Cod hotel, as high winds, tornado strike

by Staff Report July 23, 2019