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! P% y$ i- w5 C3 O3 |8 L  | ELMORE, Vt. 鈥?As general stores in small towns across the country become victims to ever-expanding chain stores and supermarkets, some communities are successfull stanley cup y fightin stanley quencher g back to save their beloved rural fixtures through new community funding efforts. First opened in the early 1800s, the Elmore Store in Elmore, Vermont, has been a fixture of this town tucked next to a lake. It has all the usual staples and also serves as the post office. In this northern Vermont community without cell service, the Elmore Store has been a hub of communication and commerce for two centuries.But back in 2019, the longtime owners put it up for sale. This tight-knit community worried that this place would be shuttered, like so many other small town stores in America. So, the town of Elmore, home to just 800 people, decided to do something. Everybody in town was worried about what would happen to the store,  said Trevor Braun, a life-long Elmore resident.Braun now sits  stanley cup on the board for the Elmore Community Trust a group formed to save the Elmore Store. Through an aggressive fundraising campaign in this tiny corner of rural America, they raised the $400,000 needed to buy the building. A large majority of donations were small donations from community members; $20 here and $25 dollars there added up over time,  Braun added.Back in January, Kate Gluckman and her husband, Mike, took over running the store. They don t own the building itself though. That s where the community trust comes in. The nonpro Knop Wisconsin teen with cognitive disabilities has wish granted by construction contractors
+ I" n- F! K2 m+ V" r3 Q TYLER, Texas 鈥?A Texas nurse has been convicted of capital murder in the deaths of four patients who died after prosecutors say he injected them with air following heart surgeries.The Smith County jury deliberated for about an hour Tuesday before it convicted William George Davis, of Hallsville, of capital m stanley cups urder involving multiple victims.Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty during the sentencing phase, which starts Wednesday.Prosecutors say the 37-year-old Davis injected air into the four patients  arteries after they underwent heart surgery at the Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler in 2017 and 2018.According to the Tyler Morning Telegraph, Davis was found guilty in connection with the death of patients John Lafferty, Ronald Clark, Christopher Greenaway and Joseph Kalina. All four suffered unexplained neurological problems while recovering from their surgeries and died.During closing arguments, prosecutors alleged that Davis enjoyed the act of killing patients. He enjoyed going into the room and injecting people with air,  Smith County First Assistant District Attorney Chris Gatewood said, according to Morning Telegraph.Davis  lawyer says he is being scapegoated by the hospital.The defense claimed that the patients who gourde stanley  died had a history of strokes and prior health issues that could have led to their deaths and that Davis attempted to deliver life-saving measures to two patients.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule {display:none;} .Page-below .Link {font stanley cup -