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stanley water bottle 鈥?A deadly house fire that took the life of a 71-year-old woman remains under investigation.Kenosha Fire Department responded to the 4200 block of 32nd Avenue around 2 p.m. Sunday. Firefighters discovered heavy smoke and flames coming from the two-story residence.There were two people inside of the residence at the time of the incident. Only one made it out alive.One person was transp
stanley water bottle orted to a Pleasant Prairie hospital with severe smoke inhalation. He remains hospitalized and is expected to survive.The identities of both individuals have not been released.Kenosha s Mary Garcia lives next door,. She said the person who survived attempted to go back into the burning home to rescue the woman. She was such a sweet person,
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TULSA 鈥?Authorities in Oklahoma say that a statue of a star Native American ballerina that was stolen from the front of a museum in Tulsa was sold for scrap metal.The bronze statue of Marjorie Tallchief stood outside the Tulsa Historical Society as part of the Five Moons display before it was stolen on Thursday.According to Tulsa Police, several of the pieces were recovered at a recycling center in Catoosa on Monday.Museum officials said on Facebook Monday that the pieces recovered were all cut up. I, on behalf of our board of directors, staff and volunteers, want to thank all of those who so quickly spread the news that one of our beloved Five Moons statues had been stolen, the museum s executive director Michelle Place said. We are hoping that additional information regarding the missing pieces will be located so that we can then do our best to restore this Native American symbol through art. T
botella stanley he Tulsa World reported that the pieces were recovered from CMC Recycling, which contacted the museum.According to the Associated Press, several pieces are still missing, including the head and part of an arm. The Tulsa Police Department is working diligently to apprehend the thief, the museum said. There are promising leads due to the recycling center s due diligence. Museum of
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