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Thousands in Maine still without power after storm, residents brace for more wet weather

In Standish, Maine, a heartfelt vigil was held for five-year-old Simon Gonzalez, who was tragically killed by a school bus. The community, including school staff and friends, gathered at the fishing pier, wearing yellow and sharing stories. Simons grandfather is advocating for bus safety changes, and three state lawmakers are drafting a bill for better crossing arms on buses. The community vows to honor Simon by preventing future tragedies.

Travis Turner, head football coach at Union High School, vanished in November, leaving behind essentials and sparking a manhunt for child pornography charges. His wife urges him to surrender, while federal agencies offer rewards and the FBI joins the search. As of December 20th, Turner remains a fugitive, leaving the community in wait of answers in this unfolding Appalachian mystery.

Portlands Proposed Skyscraper Sparks Debate: A Towering Controversy Threatens the Citys Charm

Trump Photo Vanishes from Epstein Files: Demand for Transparency Grows - A photo of Donald Trump was among files released in the Epstein case, but later removed. Media outlets noticed, and Democrats demanded answers. The Justice Department explained sensitive content might slip through, urging public to report anything inappropriate. Lawmakers criticized heavy redactions, accusing the department of hiding details on powerful men linked to Epstein. Political pressure mounts for full transparency.

Flu cases surge in Maine, with 62 hospitalizations this season. Health officials urge everyone to get vaccinated, especially those at higher risk. Stay healthy this holiday season by getting your flu shot and practicing good hygiene.

John, a homeless man, plays a pivotal role in the Brown University shooting investigation. His eyewitness account leads police to the suspect, Claudio Neves Valente, who is found dead by suicide in a storage facility. Johns tip also links the suspect to the murder of an MIT professor. Despite the FBIs silence on the reward, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley advocates for Johns recognition.