+ Follow PAGAN Tag
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[Title] => Puerto Rican woman kills man after Facebook fight
[Summary] => Police in Puerto Rico say a 27-year-old woman is suspected of killing her boyfriend after he became upset about her activities on Facebook.
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[Title] => Christmas is whatever we make it
[Summary] => My wife and I had to take our son and daughter to the grocery separately the other day as they wanted to buy simple treats for their school bus’ Kris Kringle.
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[Title] => Winter solstice as Christmas
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September 30, 2012 - 5:32am