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Rock Island Volunteers Building Foot Bridge
Tennessee Tech Hosting Family Weekend
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Martin Memorial Raising Sepsis Awareness
Lease Approved For Crossville Rec Center
Bulldogs Building Confidence Behind Linemen
Jackson Schools Investigating Threat
Hennigan Finding Faults in Cavs 4-0 Start
Sparta To Add Surveillance Cameras
Generator Coming To Baxter Fire Department
Cookeville Ranch Home To 150 Bison
Putnam Taking Auditorium Upgrade Bids
Bull And Thistle Pub Closing In December
White County Schools Preparing New Members
Sean Of The South Arrives In Cookeville

Former Stanford coach avoids prison sentence in admissions scandal

Posted by: Stonecom Interactive Wednesday, June 12, 2019

A former Stanford University sailing coach involved in the college admissions scandal walked out of a Boston court a free man. Prosecutors were seeking a 13 month sentence. Don Dahler reports. Source

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Former Stanford coach avoids prison sentence in admissions scandal

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FBI agents board vessel managed by company whose ship collapsed Key Bridge

Motel 6 sold to Indian hotel operator Oyo for $525 million

Lactaid Milk recalled in 27 states due to trace amounts of almonds