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Dayton signs care workers unionization bill
Some in-home child care workers and personal care assistants will be able to vote on whether to unionize
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Piecing together the art of mosaics in Italy
The ancient art of mosaics thrives in Ravenna, the Italian city known for the art form. A master's five-day crash course teaches the technique to visitors.
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Jersey shore eyes record-setting summer post Sandy
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Minneapolis to pay $3 million for death in police misconduct lawsuit
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