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Mother- daughter duo celebrate mother s day serving up meals

Just down Main Street in Columbus, you'll find a mother-daughter duo, serving up tasty meals at the Café on Main.

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Mother and Daughter learns to celebrate Mother s Day differently

Mother's Day recognizes those who themselves working together and serving other families of the community.

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West Virginia Vet Finds Purple Heart Medal From WWII at Yard Sale, Tracks Down Owner, Returns It

West Virginia Vet Finds Purple Heart Medal From WWII at Yard Sale, Tracks Down Owner, Returns It
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Cyclists unhappy as part of Eastern Flyer route is dug up

CYCLISTS are unhappy after part of the Eastern Flyer route running alongside Oxford Road was dug up. Becky Cox is a member of the Swindon Cycle Campaign and says she was both flummoxed and annoyed when she tried to use the route, only to find work going on and no alternative provided. She said: “I was riding with my 17-month-old son on the back of the bike and I wanted to use the Eastern Flyer as I know it’s a good route. “I got to Oxford Road when I found the cycle path had been dug up for roadworks, for the White Hart roundabout I assume.

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Unemployment phone system still frustrating to people in Oregon

Misty Lavallie and Niles Johanson were doing what they could to get by before the COVID-19 pandemic. She worked as a personal care provider for a woman with disabilities in Coos Bay. He worked in landscaping. They both had side jobs of recycling metal and foraging for wild mushrooms to make ends meet. Like a lot of people in their early 30s, they didn’t have a large financial cushion. Since the start of the pandemic in March, they have been unable to find work and have been homeless for nearly a year with their dog, Dot. Over the past three months, they have applied for unemployment they didn’t know they could apply for it previously without success and have called the Oregon Employment Department thousands of times to try to get the benefits earmarked in federal legislation for people in their situation.

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