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5 things to know about Denver metro Thanksgiving forecast
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US & CanadaTwo right-wing operatives who pleaded guilty to a robocall scheme meant to keep minority and Democratic voters from participating in the 2020 general election were sentenced to 500 hours of community service.See the Story
Right-wing operatives sentenced to register voters after 2020 robocall scheme
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US & CanadaThe annual Ada Chili Beer and Festival returns this year on Saturday, Dec. 3. The Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts is hosting the 32nd annual Holiday Artists Market. Get your holiday shopping done at this year's UICA Holiday Artist's Market. The 6th Annual 12 Bars of Christmas Crawl is coming to town Saturday, December 3.See the Story
5 fun things to do in Grand Rapids this weekend (Dec. 2-4)
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Geraci’s Slice Shop to Open in Former Vincenza’s Space Downtown
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Crime · ClevelandTwo right-wing operatives have pleaded guilty in Cleveland to single felony counts of telecommunications fraud for having placed thousands of hoax robocalls in Ohio during the runup to the 2020 general election. Twenty-four-year-old Jacob Wohl, of Irvine, California, and 56-year-old Jack Burkman, of Arlington, Virginia, face up to a year in prison. The calls warned people they could be arrested or receive forced vaccinations if they voted by mail. They’re appealing charges in a similar robocall scheme that targeted Black voters in Detroit.See the Story
2 conservatives accused in hoax robocall scheme plead guilty
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FishJacob Runyan, 42, and Chase Cominsky, 35, have been indicted on multiple charges. They are accused of cheating at a walleye fishing tournament on Sept. 30. A search warrant for Cominsky was executed Oct. 11 and his boat and trailer, which were used in the tournament, were seized.See the Story
2 men indicted on several charges after accusations of cheating in walleye tournament
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Foreigner to hold farewell tour in 2023
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Here's IDLES Performing "The Beachland Ballroom" Live at the Beachland Ballroom
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A New Cleveland Trivia Game Is Now Available, Just in Time for the Holidays
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Cleveland Classics: Scotti’s Italian Eatery Has Been a Delicious Constant Through the Ups and Downs of East 185th St.
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Cleveland, Ohio · ClevelandOusted MetroHealth CEO Akram Boutros has filed suit against MetroHealth. Boutros alleges that the board of trustees violated Ohio's Open Meetings Act and MetroHealth bylaws. The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office told Scene last week it is contact with the Ohio Ethics Commission to determine if a criminal investigation is necessary.See the Story
Akram Boutros Sues MetroHealth Alleging Violations of Ohio Open Meetings Act
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