
Illan Martin Ireland
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1 week ago |
reflector.com | Dustin Cardon |Illan Martin Ireland
Jackson, MS (Mississippi Free Press)JACKSON, Miss. -- Dark clouds gave way to scattered sunshine Tuesday morning as residents of Jackson, Miss., and surrounding municipalities headed to the polls to vote in the 2024 U.S. election. Though rain had replaced the sun by early afternoon, voters continued to stream into the churches, community centers and other facilities that doubled as polling locations on Election Day. This is a dummy copyright statement
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1 week ago |
plaindealerin.com | Dustin Cardon |Illan Martin Ireland
Jackson, MS (Mississippi Free Press)JACKSON, Miss. -- Dark clouds gave way to scattered sunshine Tuesday morning as residents of Jackson, Miss., and surrounding municipalities headed to the polls to vote in the 2024 U.S. election. Though rain had replaced the sun by early afternoon, voters continued to stream into the churches, community centers and other facilities that doubled as polling locations on Election Day. kAm%96 2E>@DA96C6 2E >2?J y24<D@? 2C62 A@==:?8 DE2E:@?D H2D C6=2I65[ 6G6?
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denvergazette.com | Dustin Cardon |Illan Martin Ireland
Jackson, MS (Mississippi Free Press)JACKSON, Miss. -- Dark clouds gave way to scattered sunshine Tuesday morning as residents of Jackson, Miss., and surrounding municipalities headed to the polls to vote in the 2024 U.S. election. Though rain had replaced the sun by early afternoon, voters continued to stream into the churches, community centers and other facilities that doubled as polling locations on Election Day.
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1 week ago |
dailyadvance.com | Dustin Cardon |Illan Martin Ireland
Jackson, MS (Mississippi Free Press)JACKSON, Miss. -- Dark clouds gave way to scattered sunshine Tuesday morning as residents of Jackson, Miss., and surrounding municipalities headed to the polls to vote in the 2024 U.S. election. Though rain had replaced the sun by early afternoon, voters continued to stream into the churches, community centers and other facilities that doubled as polling locations on Election Day.
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2 weeks ago |
themountainpress.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Illan Martin Ireland
By Cassandra Stephenson, Phillip Powell, Lucas Dufalla, Illan Ireland Kymberlie and Robert Watson stand outside a damaged work shed on their property in Cave City, Ark. The March tornado that ripped through the city incurred $60,000 in damages to their home. (Photo: Lucas Dufalla, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
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