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Emotional Toll Hits Home When Kids Move Out: From Full House To Empty Nest Emotional Toll Hits Home When Kids Move Out: From Full House To Empty Nest
Emotional Toll Hits Home When Kids Move Out: From Full House To Empty Nest It’s not just the house that feels emptier when kids move out. It’s the text threads, photo albums, and family calendars, too. A new Talker Research survey conducted for Aura, a maker of digital photo frames, shows the reality for many parents once children leave home for college or a career. Released Wednesday, Sept. 17, the findings reveal how families stay connected across an average distance of nearly 400 miles. Parents expect regular contact, but the gap between expectation and reality is wide. While 55 percent hope for daily texts, only 19 percent actually hear from their child mult…

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by Joe Lombardi
News
Chilling Texts Read As Death Penalty Sought For Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect: 'I'm Sorry' Chilling Texts Read As Death Penalty Sought For Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect: 'I'm Sorry'
Chilling Texts Read As Death Penalty Sought For Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect: 'I'm Sorry' Chilling text messages between the 22-year-old now formally charged for the murder of conservative influencer and the suspect's roommate and romantic partner were revealed as prosecutors said they will seek the death penalty. Utah County District Attorney Jeffrey S. Gray announced Tuesday, Sept. 16 that his office filed seven charges against Tyler James Robinson. They also include obstruction of justice for disposing of evidence and witness tampering for telling his roommate to delete texts.  Gray said he decided to pursue capital punishment “independently, based solely on the availabl…

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
Wethersfield Drug Dealer Admits To Giving Woman, 27, Drugs That Killed Her: Feds Wethersfield Drug Dealer Admits To Giving Woman, 27, Drugs That Killed Her: Feds
Wethersfield Drug Dealer Admits To Giving Woman, 27, Drugs That Killed Her: Feds A 40-year-old Connecticut man admitted in court this week that he supplied a 27-year-old woman with some of the drugs that led to her overdose death, authorities said.  Jimmy Lassus, of Wethersfield in Hartford County, pleaded guilty on Monday, Sept. 30, to the distribution of fentanyl and oxycodone, the US Attorney for Connecticut said. He faces up to 20 years in prison.  Investigators said Lassus sold oxycodone and fentanyl to a 27-year-old Meriden woman who died of an overdose in her bed on Oct. 6, 2023. The two exchanged multiple texts about drugs leading up to …

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by Josh Lanier