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This Rhode Island museum ranks among the world's best WWII sites

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By Jack Perry
| The Newport Daily News Verified
National Geographic called the International Museum of World War II 'the best-kept secret for its impressive collection and storytelling abilities' Sept. 12, 2026, 7:54 a.m. ET SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The International Museum of World War II is among the top World War II museums in the world, according to National Geographic.
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Pike County Career and Tech receives multiple bomb threats

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By Jack Perry, Alex Schmidt
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
Published Caption: Police car emergency lights [Alex_Schmidt,Getty Images/Stock Photo] Original Caption: Police car emergency lights WAVERLY- Pike County Career Tech Center has received numerous bomb threats in the past several days, according to the school's Facebook page. The school said that the threats were received after bus drop-off and homeroom, and each threat was taken seriously by both school officials and law enforcement.
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Murder of sisters solved 53 years later, Florida officials announce

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By Jack Perry, Alex Schmidt
| Bradenton Herald Verified
A Florida cold case has been solved 53 years after two teenage sisters were found dead, authorities announced Sept. 2. Marguerite "Maggie" Jenkins, 18 and Mary Jenkins, 16, were vacationing in Key West from New Jersey in May 1973. They were last seen hitchhiking May 2, 1973. The following day, their bodies were discovered in a wooded area 100 miles away from US-1 in Key Largo.
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