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  McAlester News-Capital, Okla.

  EDITORIAL: Annual toy giveaway brings cheer

  Nov. 27—Another year brings another event that brings holiday cheer to our community. The J. Michael Miller Christmas Toy Giveaway is a holiday-friendly free toy event that draws hundreds to McAlester with this year's event is set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 11 at Ragan Auto at 306 E. Wyandotte Ave. in McAlester. Reed Marcum, a McAlester High School and organizer, said he has a goal of giving ...

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  Telegraph-Forum

  Bodkins victory: Coin toss determines winner of First Ward race for Galion City Council

  A recount has been scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday.

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  Telegraph-Forum

  Election results: Crawford County vote totals for candidates, issues

  Results from Bucyrus, Galion, Crestline, villages, ambulance districts, townships and school boards.

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  The Blade, Toledo, Ohio

  Applebutter Fest returns to Grand Rapids on Sunday

  Oct. 8—GRAND RAPIDS, Ohio — It started as a historical society fund-raiser in 1977. Now it attracts nearly 25,000 fans to the village annually, all drawn by the enticing aroma of apple butter. After last year's hiatus, the Applebutter Fest returns to Grand Rapids, Ohio, on Sunday, when it will celebrate its 44th year. Festival co-chair Chuck Thomas said there will be plenty to do at the free ...

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  Tribune Publishing

  Mark Wiedmer: UT football fan says 'I pray every day for this coach'

  Apr. 11—KNOXVILLE — There are your garden variety, blood-runs-orange University of Tennessee football fanatics. Then there's Angie Miller of Sevierville. "I probably shouldn't say this," began the 59-year-old Miller as she and her husband Norman entered Neyland Stadium on Saturday morning for the Volunteers' first public practice under new coach Josh Heupel. "But I've got four kids and a bunch ...

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• Business

  Tribune Publishing

  Minnesota Power dual fuel interruptions common during cold snap

  Feb. 20—With news of large-scale power-grid failures in Texas making headlines in the past week, residents of the Northland on the Minnesota Power dual fuel program might have their own concerns about the local power grid. Residents on the plan, such as Angie Miller, have had their electric heat cut once or twice a day, four to five hours at a time for the past 10 or 11 days. But according to ...

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  U.S.

  Associated Press

  Omaha house explosion victim sought order against grandson

  A woman killed in an Omaha, Nebraska, house explosion had filed a protection order against her 28-year-old grandson a day before the explosion, saying she feared the man would harm her and “start my house on fire,” court records show. Omaha fire officials on Wednesday identified two people killed in the Tuesday morning blast as Theresa Toledo, 73, and Angela Miller, 45. Two others, Larry Rodriguez, 72, and Alexander Toledo, 28, were critically injured in the blast, officials said.

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  People

  Grieving Mom Shares Empty Back-to-School Photo After Toddler's Death: It's Where He 'Should Be'

  Grieving Mom Shares Empty Back-to-School Photo After Son's Death

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  News

  Lyndsey Parker

  The Artists Formerly Known As Idols: New Names, Same Talent

  (Angie Miller, aka Zealyn. Photo: Facebook)

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  The Hollywood Reporter

  The Case for Adam Lambert as New 'American Idol' Mentor

  Who should replace Randy Jackson on season-14? THR's Idol Worship has a suggestion

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