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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure coming soon to Disneyland and Disney World
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Cutting-edge robotics are descending upon the Disneyland Resort. |
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Guatemalan cardinal keeps up fight for migrants and poor
HUEHUETENANGO, Guatemala — As more than 100 men carrying an elaborate float of Jesus halted before him, Cardinal Álvaro Ramazzini lost no time in calling for social justice — the hallmark of the Catholic bishop’s decadeslong frontline ministry. |
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Orlando Bloom puts himself in peril for new TV series
NEW YORK — Orlando Bloom wanted to test himself for his latest adventure project. Not by eating something gross or visiting a new country. He wanted to risk death — with not one but three extreme sports. |
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Tyler Perry signs renewal deal with BET
ATLANTA — The ever prolific Tyler Perry has signed a new, nonexclusive deal with BET to ensure fresh seasons of eight existing shows as well as a brand-new series. |
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CBS orders daytime drama ‘The Gates’
LOS ANGELES — CBS Television Studios has ordered a new daytime drama developed under its partnership with the NAACP, the network announced on Monday. |
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In Our View: Evergreen schools need stability at the top
The Evergreen school district is looking for its fourth superintendent in seven years. Such turmoil at the top highlights the difficulties facing Clark County’s largest school district and public education throughout Washington. |
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Jayne: Clark helps to teach economics
When it comes to basketball, maybe Caitlin Clark can do everything. |
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Top Stories: PeaceHealth picket, Evergreen schools chief retiring, Salmon Creek schooting
Enjoy the sun while you can. Check out our local weather forecast before you head outside. |
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Everybody Has a Story: Outhouse on the move at bean farm
I was 12 when I got my first job. It was the late 1950s and I got paid for picking beans in Willamette Valley fields after school let out for the summer. |
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Burns: Income tax isn’t the fast-rising monster. Medicare and employment taxes are growing faster
Politicians are like kids learning to drive. |
