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A candlelight vigil on the public square commemorated International Overdose Awareness Day.
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The hospital's 147 employees will remain on staff until Nov. 4 for on-site work or on administrative leave.
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The new clinic is helping to fill a gap following the closure of Cottage Hospital and its clinics earlier this year.
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Our “Women’s Voices” commentary series is back. Commentator Heather McIlvaine-Newsad starts this round of essays by sharing her thoughts on a much-debated U.S. Supreme Court ruling from over the summer.
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“An Evening with Fran Lebowitz” is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9.
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The shutdown left 70 people without a job.
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The late Tate Lindahl, who worked at Western, donated the pieces and other artworks to the university.
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Shop Talk is a weekly panel discussion about journalism issues.
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The scheme bilked $650 million from investors across the country.
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