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MIAMI — One Cuban man endured a trek through eight countries that lasted more than a month. Another man paid a small fortune for a furtive speedboat trip. A third decided to risk a perilous passage aboard a homemade raft rather than stay a moment longer on the island.

LIMA — The sunny states of North Carolina and Florida will soon be seeing more than 40 young adults from the Lima area as they tour four historically Black colleges/universities.

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LIMA — Grace Fellowship Church was filled with the energetic Spirit of redemption and delivery as listeners raised their hands and voices in worshipful praise. An African American woman seated within the pews played the tambourine. A woman in her mid-forties hopped in her tan Birkenstocks to the beat of the drums which filled the church. In stark contrast, others seated in the pews sat sad and pensive, perhaps reflecting on their lives. One man rubbed his forehead.

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FORT JACKSON, S.C. (AP) — Chaz Andrews has wanted to join the Army since he was 19, but he has failed the service’s academic test more than 10 times over the past decade.

LIMA —Allen County Public Health is experiencing an internet outage which is impacting many services, such as vital statistics (birth and death certificates), the printing of immunization records and scheduling appointments for immunizations.

COLUMBUS—Ohio’s U.S. Senate candidates, Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance, each announced Friday that they’ve accepted multiple debate invitations, though there are major differences in what each of them has agreed to.

COLUMBUS – A new campaign ad from Rep. Marcy Kaptur, the longtime Toledo Democrat who’s running a tough race for re-election this year, would almost make you think it’s coming from a Republican.