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Police release photo of gas station robbery suspect
Police released a photo today of a man they say robbed the Speedway on Arlington Road on Saturday. Brookville officers responded to the station, 926 Arlington Road, around 2 a.
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Hal McCoy and Mike Hartsock on Chris Heisey
Hal McCoy and Mike Hartsock discuss outfielder Chris Heisey at the Cincinnati Reds spring training in Goodyear, Ariz.
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'Fatal Vision' author Joe McGinniss dies at age 71
Joe McGinniss wasn't one to let a story tell itself. Whether insisting on the guilt of a murder suspect after seemingly befriending him or moving next door to Sarah Palin's house for a most unauthorized biography, McGinniss was unique in his determination to get the most inside information, in how publicly he burned bridges with his subjects and how memorably he placed himself in the narrative.
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Some retired Delphi workers struggle to pay for health care
Some retired Delphi workers struggle to pay for health care
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Giving Up Facebook for Lent?
A surprisingly large amount of people say they will abstain from social media during the 40 days before Easter.
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