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Monochromatic dresser, Oxford comma enthusiast, wannabe minimalist, and professional morning person with The Daily Memphian. Opinions my own.
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The AM/DM podcast: Pizza witches, Filipino fest and Pride (Friday)

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By Mary Cashiola 
| The Daily Memphian
If this weekend has a theme, it’s probably pretty proud of itself. And it should be. The Mid-South Pride parade and festival on Beale Street is Saturday, but there’s also the Big Gay Dance Party at Crosstown Theater on Friday.
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The AM/DM podcast: Do I have to pay my traffic ticket?

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By Mary Cashiola 
| The Daily Memphian
There are more than 225 traffic cameras around Memphis, including 30 that were installed in school zones last September. The cameras catch people speeding or running red lights and then those people — or the owners of the car they were driving — get citations in the mail. But if a driver gets a traffic camera ticket, do they really have to pay it? That was the question in this week’s Ask the Memphian, and reporter Jody Callahan ran down the answer. Spoiler alert, in many cases, it’s no.
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The AM/DM podcast: Germantown’s horse show rides again

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By Mary Cashiola 
| The Daily Memphian
The 77th Germantown Charity Horse Show opened Tuesday, June 2, bringing riders from all over to one of the largest multi-breed shows in the United States. Each year, about 25,000 people attend. There are carriage driving competitions, elite jumping and, on Saturday, the $25,000 Grand Prix with expert riders. But this year, reporter Abigail Warren took a different tack and asked this question: What do the neighbors think? The answer might surprise you. Listen in.
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