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Middletown traditional lingerie boutique to close up shop amid as shoppers go online

Middletown Press 23 Feb 2026
Sometimes, Tina Fine said,�clients are measured for bras, then say they can get the item cheaper from a big-box store ... .
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Jewish teenager allegedly assaulted in antisemitic attack at scout camp

Sydney Morning Herald 23 Feb 2026
The teenager, 18, reported being verbally abused and later punched in the face three times at the weekend camp ....
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Unlocking their potential: Free, personalized tutoring available for local students

American Press 22 Feb 2026
Program facilitator Cassandra Collins said the idea for the tutoring sessions was actually her husband’s. “He’s a basketball coach at Washington-Marion and he’s the type of person who is very realistic,” Collins said ... “I’m excited about it.” ... Ray D ... .
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Middletown's Buttonwood Tree arts center seeks new home after being told to vacate

Middletown Press 21 Feb 2026
The Buttonwood, initially known as Ibis Books, was named for the many sycamore trees in�the Rapallo Avenue neighborhood ... .
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USDA opens aid applications for farmers who suffered economic losses in 2025

The Advocate & Democrat 21 Feb 2026
Department of Agriculture announced Friday ... 28, ....
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Skiers with disabilities hit Mount Southington with some help from Quinnipiac and nonprofit

New Haven Register 20 Feb 2026
For years Quinnipiac University has been working with Leaps of Faith to help people with disabilities ski. .
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Spring Hill resident Cassandra Pate details living conditions

Akron Beacon Journal 19 Feb 2026
In addition to health issues ...
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Regina Cassandra calls out Bollywood double standards, says 'Judged for my roots, not my talent'

The Times of India 19 Feb 2026
Regina Cassandra, the actress who acted in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi movies, packed off her candid experiences with prejudice and discrimination in Bollywood and how these affected her career in the industry.
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One Movie After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Casting Director Tells All

The Wrap 19 Feb 2026
... actors Luis Guzmán and Philip Baker Hall and editor Leslie Jones (three movies each) to costume designer Mark Bridges and casting director Cassandra Kulukundis, credited with nine collaborations each.
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Celebrating 250 years while reclaiming our history

The Post and Courier 19 Feb 2026
Have you heard about the “America 250” or SC 250? The billboards are along the highways; it’s being mentioned on TV and radio; there are bulletins in airports, and I have seen them at the Myrtle Beach and Atlanta airports ... .
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Ford changed direction on plans for its West Tennessee plant. What happens now?

The Advocate & Democrat 18 Feb 2026
Four years and a few ....
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Father sues Alaska Department of Corrections for failing to protect his son from homicide

Fairbanks Daily News-Miner 18 Feb 2026
Phil Zimmerman sat at a table in a back room of his restaurant in Seward, the Highliner, on the Kenai Peninsula. He thumbed through photos on his smartphone of his late son Josh ... .
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Gone but not forgotten: Texas Communists honor leader slain in 1933

People's World 18 Feb 2026
FORT WORTH, Texas—Members of the Dallas-Fort Worth Club of the Communist Party USA gathered at Mount Olivet Cemetery on Sunday, Feb ... Communists laid flowers at his grave and recounted the story of his life ... T.E ... A remembrance of Barlow in the Nov ... .
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Regina Cassandra reveals she was heavily stereotyped in Bollywood as South Indian: ‘I did feel…’

The Economic Times 17 Feb 2026
Regina Cassandra candidly shared her experiences with bias in Hindi cinema, stemming ...
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Regina Cassandra exposes how Bollywood treated her for being south Indian

The Siasat Daily 17 Feb 2026
Hyderabad. Regina Cassandra, a renowned South Indian actress known for her roles in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi films, recently shared her challenging experiences in Bollywood ... Regina expressed, “I was being put down in a certain way. I did feel it ... .

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