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You Tell Us: Do you think the district attorney’s office should have pursued prosecutions against protesters in Portland last summer?

Plus, PILOT FALLS OUT, CLINGS TO DOOR UNTIL LANDING, which happened in the 80’s and a traffic controller who was there CALLS IN!! This came up after Aircraft landing gear breaks off, lands on Gorham golf course. 

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National Headlines

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