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South Lincoln to Close Thursday

Work for utilities to close street near Kent State campus

Posted by Matt Fredmonsky (Editor), January 9, 2013 at 10:16 pm

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South Lincoln Street will be closed today and Friday between East Main Street and East College Avenue.

The road will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Access to the parking lot for Kent State University's Museum will be maintained, as will local traffic.

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Paula, While I believe there are truly good people out there who have nothing but the best…Read More intentions for others, this story does not shock nor surprise me. I attended meetings with a friend who was court ordered. They couldn't drive and I figured I would sit with them instead of driving back and forth. AA claims not to be a religious sect but all the meetings and steps center around God. Not that I have a problem with God, but some people don't believe. Our courts (Judges) sentence people to attend meetings for DUI. I find this sad and irresponsible. One, it's religion. Two, you are sending alcoholics in to a group of other alcoholics who are not trained to help people with addiction. AA teaches people they are "helpless and powerless". Really? An individual has to find strength from within to fight the addiction. Telling people they are helpless isn't going to help. Alcoholism is usually tied to mental issues or illness. Going into a room and listening to other people's depressing rock bottom stories made me want to leave and go drink. Paradise Club....... hmmmmmmm...... I am not surprised. The only reason these court ordered sessions continue is that it doesn't cost the court any money. DUI's are a money maker for the courts, police and all the attorney's out there. Ah, but that's another story. I hope there is a happy ending for all of those above and others like them who have suffered under the guise of AA.

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Does this not qualify? We're also the only news agency to report if he actually had an explosive…Read More device on him or not. Stories similar to what you've asked for almost all appeared last week. http://kent.patch.com/groups/editors-picks/p/man-arrested-after-threatening-to-set-off-bomb-at-kent-state_593fe0c4

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