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Rapist Returns To Scene | Wrestler Saves Lives | $4K Leggings Thief
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"It's okay to need help. You're not alone and you matter." — Famed wrestler Marc Mero changes lives with his presentations to students.
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The duo face charges of grand larceny, police say.

The nonprofit Comfort Zone Camp is holding its first three-day gathering exclusively for those dealing with loss related to drug overdoses.

Municipal employees can request vacuums from the county through a request form found online.
Following an investigation, disciplinary action will be taken if warranted, the school district says.
Joseph T. Johnson pleaded guilty to breaking into a woman's residence while she was inside, then raping her, the DA says. He then returned to the scene just days later.

The restaurant offers tenders, sandwiches, wraps and more. "You can come in and feel like family and make yourself at home," an owner said.

Gigi, a dog from the North Fork, has been missing for more than 70 days and her family, although devastated, will never give up hope.
Ferrari, despite being retired, "loved and looked forward to band camp." She was a beloved mother and mimi who remembered all her students.
Here's how people can donate to fundraisers for Gina Pellettiere's 2-year-old son and expenses for those injured in the bus crash.
The principal notified officials after learning about the bullet, police say.
The man was charged with animal cruelty after the dog was found abandoned at a shelter, SPCA says.

They are 2 of only 357 students in the world to earn perfect scores on their AP research exams.
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