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Ada Clooney, sister of George Clooney, passed away at 65 after a cancer battle. A beloved community figure in Augusta, Kentucky, Ada taught art, led a book club, and served on the Augusta Art Guild. Her brother George praised her courage and humor in facing cancer. Ada is survived by family and leaves a lasting legacy of kindness and creativity.

Community Gathers to Remember Simon Gonzalez, Calls for Safer Roads Dozens of community members, including family and friends, gathered at Sebago Lake in Standish, Maine, to honor five-year-old Simon Gonzalez, who was tragically killed by a school bus. The vigil, filled with yellow, Simons favorite color, celebrated his infectious laugh, love for running, and joy he brought to everyone. Simons uncle, Alex Moore, and grandfather, Jason Small, shared stories of his bright light and determination to keep his memory alive. The event turned into a call for change, with Small emphasizing the need for safer roads to prevent such tragedies. The community left united in grief and determination, vowing to push for safer roads and keep Simons legacy alive.

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

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.