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The Boomer Seminole Duplicate Bridge Group met Tues. Jan. 4 . There were three tables in play, The winners were: 1 Place-Sharlene
Read moreNational Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11 raises awareness of the persistent issue of human trafficking. Though the entire month of January has already been recognized as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, this day is specifically dedicated to awareness and prevention of the illegal practice. This holiday is also separate from the World Day Against Trafficking Persons, as established by the United Nations. Since the Senate established this day of observance in 2007, it has drawn massive public support from individual donations to government-organized events. The horrific injustice of human trafficking can affect people of any race and background, and on this day we are all called to fight human trafficking wherever it exists.
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DEAR ABBY: I am becoming more and more irritated with people. My fuse is short and I’m prone to bursts of anger. Today I watched another driver run a red light, and I proceeded to honk my horn, lower my window and give the guy my middle finger. (Yeah, I know it was risky, but I couldn’t resist the impulse.)
Read moreThe Securities and Exchange Commission today announced two awards totaling more than $4 million to whistleblowers who provided information and assistance in two separate covered actions.
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Lina Sardar Khil was last seen on the afternoon of December 20, 2021, at a playground at an apartment complex in San Antonio, Texas.
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On December 26, the day after Christmas, a group of Seminole Nation Treaty People, Grassroots Tvstvnvke (Warriors), and American Indian Movement (A.I.M.) members participated in a seven-mile Memorial Walk from Mekusukey Mission to Maud to raise awareness of two outrageous historical acts against Native Americans. The first is known as the “Mankato 38+2” when 4,000 people gathered in Mankato, Minnesota, to witness the mass execution of 38 Dakota men on the day after Christmas, 1862, on orders from President Abraham Lincoln.
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