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World Refugee Day Celebrated in Utica

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by: Grace Fernandez

Posted: Jun 16, 2017 / 01:41 PM UTC / Updated: Jun 16, 2017 / 01:41 PM UTC

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Right-wing extremist suspected of killing German official

BERLIN (AP) — A German man with right-wing extremist views has been arrested on suspicion of killing a regional official who had supported Chancellor Angela Merkel's welcoming stance toward refugees, prosecutors said Monday.

The 45-year-old suspect, identified only as Stephan E. in line with privacy laws, is accused of killing Walter Luebcke, 65, with a pistol shot to the head earlier this month, Markus Schmitt, a spokesman for Germany's federal prosecutor's office, told reporters in Karlsruhe.

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Portugal’s prime minister: wildfires require long-term fight

LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Portugal's prime minister is warning against complacency in the fight against wildfires after huge blazes in 2017 that killed more than 100 people were followed by two years of much smaller charred areas and no deaths.

Antonio Costa said at a ceremony Monday honoring some of the 2017 fatalities that blazes which traditionally race through Portuguese forests every summer won't be stopped without improving forest management and ensuring that local people don't abandon rural areas.

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Unicyclist completes 180-mile Trek Across Maine

BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — Thousands have ridden their bicycles in the three-day Trek Across Maine. But only one participant has accomplished the feat on a single wheel.

Hugh Sharp from Cape Elizabeth, Maine, rode 180 miles (290 kilometers) on a unicycle in the annual fundraiser for the American Lung Association, which ended Sunday. His pace was slower than the other cyclists, so he had to pedal longer.

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