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United States — Local news outlets reported several events: a man was found dead along Shore Road in Absecon; jury selection begins Tuesday in Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.'s abuse trial; the National D-Day Memorial will hold a three-day Flames of Memory event beginning Dec. 5; ITC Midwest donated $20,000 to the Northeast Iowa Food Bank for holiday hunger relief; North Platte Community College men's basketball beat Hastings JV 99-69; and Mizzou faces five key football questions for December competition. Reported dates and statements come from local news coverage and official releases. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- National D-Day Memorial schedules 'Flames of Memory' beginning Dec. 5.
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch publishes five key questions for Mizzou ahead of December.
- ITC Midwest announces $20,000 donation to Northeast Iowa Food Bank for holidays.
- A man is found dead along Shore Road in Absecon on Sunday night.
- Jury selection in Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.'s abuse trial scheduled to begin Tuesday.
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The Northeast Iowa Food Bank and local residents facing food insecurity benefited directly from ITC Midwest's $20,000 donation, which is designated to support holiday meal distribution across communities the nonprofit serves.
The family and community of the man found dead along Shore Road in Absecon suffered loss and grief, while Atlantic City residents and officials face scrutiny and potential reputational and political impacts related to the upcoming mayoral abuse trial.
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