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The corner of 56th and A streets is emerald green. This past weekend it was iridescent.

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Bridge on Buffalo Road in Sarpy County is closed for repairs
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Dear Eric: How do you stay friends with someone who puts zero interest in maintaining an adult friendship? My best friend from high school (of more than 20 years) had kids a few years ago. The kids are young but out of the baby stage. My friend constantly asks to hang out but never offers anything that is not totally kid-focused.
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Today in History: December 4, journalist freed after years as Hezbollah hostage
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ASK IRA: Have Heat put themselves in a no-fun league?
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Tough-talking judge merits praise, not punishment | Letters to the editor
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Polk County Judge John Flynn’s campaign message included his intention to be tough on criminals. He said, “If someone is found guilty, the punishment should sting enough for the person to learn criminal behavior will not be tolerated.” His statements led the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers to conclude that it would undermine public confidence in the judge’s ability to give a fair hearing.
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Home game against Raptors, road game vs. Pistons added to Heat schedule in wake of Cup elimination
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