Entering its fifth decade, the 41st annual Black History Parade and Expo rolled down Magnolia Avenue, rumbled up Market Street and concluded at the Grand
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She has a warm expressive manner and lively dark eyes, framed by a colorful hijab. She has been trying to counter hatred and fear of
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We killed a deer. We were four hikers from our club, a fifth hiker and his dog. A small dog who frolicked off leash as
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