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Chuckie Holstein cared deeply for CNY, earning the title ‘citizen trustee’ (Editorial Board Opinion)

Chuckie Holstein’s life was marked by her deep commitment to civic activism and volunteerism, culminating in a century of distinguished service to Central New York. Her legacy includes a profound impact on leadership opportunities for women, as recognized by the community that dubbed her a “citizen trustee.”

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Annual economic outlook breakfast highlights slowing growth, rising uncertainty for 2026

Local business leaders, elected officials, and economic development professionals convened at the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance for the Annual Economic Outlook Breakfast. Discussions focused on slowing growth trends and mounting uncertainty for 2026, underscoring a shared readiness to navigate potential challenges.

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 Annual economic outlook breakfast highlights slowing growth, rising uncertainty for 2026
Mass shooting at South African bar leaves 12 dead

Twelve people were killed in a shooting at a bar in South Africa, according to a recent wire report. While detailed information about the tragedy remains limited, the incident is drawing attention as a major crime story.

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 Mass shooting at South African bar leaves 12 dead
Dave Granlund cartoon – Sun, 07 Dec 2025 PST

A new cartoon by Dave Granlund made its appearance on December 7, 2025, courtesy of the Spokesman. While its full details remain behind a paywall, Granlund’s work is recognized in the entertainment category for its broad appeal.

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 Dave Granlund cartoon – Sun, 07 Dec 2025 PST
Ancient African City Rises From Ashes of Colonialism

Benin City has evolved from the historic Kingdom of Benin into a bustling metropolis in Nigeria. A newly established Museum of West African Art serves as a cultural beacon, underscoring the city’s growth and its break from a colonial legacy.

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 Ancient African City Rises From Ashes of Colonialism
‘Trump accounts’ aren’t the conservative answer to supporting the young

A recent Dallas Morning News Editorial questions whether so-called “Trump accounts” truly offer the right path for supporting younger generations. Instead, it encourages policies that promote growth, reduce taxes, and strengthen education, arguing these efforts lay a stronger foundation for the youth.

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Rival watch: Eintracht Frankfurt hammered 6-0 before Champions League clash with Barcelona

Eintracht Frankfurt suffered a crushing 6-0 loss just days before their Champions League face-off with Barcelona. The Bundesliga side’s heavy defeat raises questions about their readiness for the upcoming clash, leaving fans alarmed at the timing of such a result.

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Spin Control: Brockett, Coe deaths so close together could make one pause – Sun, 07 Dec 2025 PST

Nearly 45 years ago, Donald Brockett and Kevin Coe took center stage in one of Spokane’s most significant criminal cases. This fall, their parallel departures just weeks apart have caused many to reflect on the case and the enduring link between these two figures.

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 Spin Control: Brockett, Coe deaths so close together could make one pause – Sun, 07 Dec 2025 PST
TEACHER HAS A MESSAGE FOR PARENTS AT SCHOOL YEAR’S END

After 26 years in the classroom, one teacher is reaching out with a heartfelt message at the end of the school year. Despite loving both the job and the students, this educator wants parents to know there is something important to hear.

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 TEACHER HAS A MESSAGE FOR PARENTS AT SCHOOL YEAR’S END
Dr. Oz warns Walz to address alleged Somali Medicaid fraud or lose federal funding: ‘We’ll stop paying’

In a stark warning, Dr. Mehmet Oz, who heads the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, cautions Minnesota Governor Tim Walz that his state’s federal Medicaid funding is at risk. The threat stems from an alleged Somali Medicaid fraud scheme and concerns over the integrity of the state’s healthcare program.

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 Dr. Oz warns Walz to address alleged Somali Medicaid fraud or lose federal funding: ‘We’ll stop paying’
Rival baby bonds proposals face uphill battles for coming session

Two rival baby bonds proposals are poised to face one another in the next legislative session. State leaders insist these bonds offer children a brighter financial future than existing Trump Accounts, though passing them will be an uphill battle.

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 Rival baby bonds proposals face uphill battles for coming session
Joan Garcia spotted limping after Barcelona’s win over Real Betis

An otherwise victorious night for FC Barcelona took a worrying turn when Joan Garcia was spotted limping after the final whistle. The sight left fans and the club bracing for the next update on his health.

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 Joan Garcia spotted limping after Barcelona’s win over Real Betis
Predicting Oregon Ducks’ Biggest Strength After Signing Day

The Oregon Ducks may have missed out on five-star wide receiver Chris Henry Jr., but their fans have plenty to cheer about. With Dan Lanning at the helm and a deep recruiting class, the program’s receiver lineup could still emerge as one of the most dynamic in college football.

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 Predicting Oregon Ducks’ Biggest Strength After Signing Day
Out Of Sight: Following The Money Trail Of Missing Child Border Crossers

A half-million children have crossed America’s southern border since 2021, many disappearing into the shadows after their arrival. Despite more than $23 billion spent by federal agencies and nonprofits to help them, the fate of these minors remains murky, with lingering questions about the possibility of exploitation and inadequate accountability.

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 Out Of Sight: Following The Money Trail Of Missing Child Border Crossers
Trump won’t quit the filibuster fight. Thune can’t give him what he wants. – Politico

Donald Trump remains adamant about changing filibuster rules, sparking a high-profile divide among Republican leaders. He also predicts a drastic outcome for the Supreme Court—what he calls “complete and total OBLITERATION”—should Democrats win upcoming elections.

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Maresca’s words and actions on young player simply don’t match up

Before their match against Leeds, Chelsea’s stellar results had quieted most criticisms of Enzo Maresca. Yet fans are now questioning his consistency after noticing a disconnect between his statements and the way he handles a promising young player.

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Mizutani: Vikings shouldn’t take Justin Jefferson for granted

With a 4-8 record casting doubt on their postseason dreams, the Minnesota Vikings are looking to their brightest star. Justin Jefferson’s leadership is the driving force behind the team culture that head coach Kevin O’Connell has worked to establish.

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Where to watch UFC 323: Dvalishvili vs. Yan 2, live stream today

Two championship matchups and a long-awaited Dvalishvili vs. Yan rematch headline UFC 323 on Saturday night. With excitement surrounding this high-stakes event, fans are eager to learn where to watch and how to follow the action.

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Pedestrian struck by car last month in Twin Falls has died

A Utah man who was struck by a vehicle in Twin Falls in November has died from his injuries. Local reports confirm he sustained serious harm during the incident and passed away this month.

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 Pedestrian struck by car last month in Twin Falls has died
Researchers Concerned to Find That Five-Year-Olds Are Already Deeply Hooked on Brain Rot Content

Researchers are sounding the alarm: children as young as five are already drawn to what experts call “brain rot” content. The study raises pressing questions around privacy, mental health, and technology’s role in shaping young minds.

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 Researchers Concerned to Find That Five-Year-Olds Are Already Deeply Hooked on Brain Rot Content
Gov. Abbott’s labeling of CAIR didn’t happen in a vacuum. Global dehumanization brought us here.

San Antonio stands at a crossroads after Gov. Greg Abbott’s recent labeling of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). A new commentary argues that this action is part of a much larger pattern of global dehumanization and urges local leaders to reject fear-based politics to protect the dignity of all residents.

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 Gov. Abbott’s labeling of CAIR didn’t happen in a vacuum. Global dehumanization brought us here.
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