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New Board Members Appointed to State Board of Education to Help Revise the State's Sexual Educataion Cirriculum

Motorcycle Crash in North East Austin

On the latest Cape Cod Fun Show podcast, we give you our advice about having the perfect week on the Cape in the summer. Plus, we talk about the clam chowder that won best on Cape and try delicious treats from a newly opened bakery.

Self-proclaimed "junk artist" Megan Whitten makes found-object jewelry under the business name Molly's Metals at her home studio in Cussewago Township, Crawford County. She talks on June 11, 2019 about her inspirations, and what other found-object artists can learn from her work. [CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/ERIE TIMES-NEWS]

A 2-year-old girls struck in the head by a foul ball during a Houston Astros game suffered a skull fracture and seizures, an attorney for the family said Wednesday. 

Some MLB teams are already expanding protective netting as far as both foul poles. It's time for the league to mandate that the rest do something similar.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for June 27, 2019

Live Oak library terminates director, names interim

Savannah-Chatham County's duplication note called transparent

EPA to turn over coal ash program to state in Ga.

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

When Trouble washed ashore in Wrightsville Beach in 1928, he shocked the beach community, attracted thousands of spectators and began a two-year journey to the museum where he still hangs today.

Elvis makes a comeback. Mike Tyson knocked out Michael Spinks. Route 66 decertified. "Dark Shadows" premiered on ABC-TV.

How to kill a canary by Whitney Stropp