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Month: November 2023

Healthcare workers call for increased protections after visiting nurse is killed by patient in Willimantic

By Eliza Krucynski, Olivia Kalentek, and Marcy Jones Click here for updates on this story     WILLIMANTIC, Connecticut (WFSB) — Nurses and lawmakers called for change after a visiting nurse was killed, police said, by a patient in Willimantic over the weekend. State leaders, nurses, and the unions planned to rally at the legislative office building

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German government plans to allow asylum-seekers to work sooner and punish smugglers harder

By GEIR MOULSON Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — The German government has approved legislation that would allow asylum-seekers to start working sooner and a plan to stiffen punishment for people who smuggle migrants. The package backed on Wednesday by the Cabinet, which still requires parliamentary approval, is the latest in a series of steps taken

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With flowers, altars and candles, Mexicans are honoring deceased relatives on the Day of the Dead

By MARÍA TERESA HERNÁNDEZ Associated Press SANTA MARÍA ATZOMPA, México (AP) — Ana Martínez is eager to welcome her deceased loved ones back home. Martínez and others in southern Mexico’s Oaxaca state wait with anticipation for Day of the Dead celebrations every Nov. 1, when families place homemade altars to honor their dearly departed and

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Who killed Cherilyn Hawkley? Northern California investigators push for new leads in 30-year-old Halloween cold case

By Ashley Sharp Click here for updates on this story     GRANITE BAY, California (KOVR) — A Halloween cold case is back in the spotlight in Placer County as investigators push for answers that have escaped them for 30 years. The body of beloved Granite Bay fifth grade teacher Cherilyn Hawkley was found strangled in her

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Local Jewish community sees spike in requests for self defense, firearms training

By Tom Wait Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES, California (KCAL, KCBS) — With fighting still happening in the Middle East, and reports of increased antisemitism occurring in the United States, the local Jewish community is increasingly seeking self defense and firearms training. As the threat of extremist attacks occurring on American

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More adults should be screened for lung cancer under updated guideline, American Cancer Society says

By Jacqueline Howard, CNN (CNN) — Nearly 5 million additional people are recommended to get screened for lung cancer under an updated guideline from the American Cancer Society, which expanded its recommendations to include older adults who smoke or formerly smoked — no matter how long ago they quit smoking. Previously, the American Cancer Society

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