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The package exploded outside on the front steps of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church on May 9 or 10, two weeks after another package bomb was found outside a coffee shop in the southeastern Texas city and rendered safe."At this point, we believe the two devices are connected," Officer Haley Morrow of the Beaumont Police Department told CNN on Thursday.The two incidents happened weeks after a series of package bombings terrorized people in and near the Texas cities of Austin and San Antonio.Police say that bomber killed himself as police approached his vehicle March 21. He'd made seven bombs, including those that killed two people and wounded several others in March.The church explosion in Beaumont caused minor damage to the building, police said. The church's rector discovered the damage, the Right Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, said in a statement."We are very blessed that no one was injured," the rector, the Rev. Steven Balke, said in a separate statement released by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. "We appreciate everyone's prayers at this time. It has made everyone very nervous." 1129

The pizza company has filled some 200 potholes city-wide. The potholes were not concentrated on any specific area. The Domino’s logo was reportedly not painted on the filled potholes, as seen in some of their television advertisements.  251

The Health Wagon is an organization that sends specialized vehicles into rural communities to provide health care free of charge.The organization also runs multiple clinics in the area. “If we’re not, there’s no one else out there responding to that need. We are," Tyson says. On a recent trip, the Health Wagon pulled into the town of Coeburn, Virginia. It's located in the southwestern part of the state.Patients receive the kind of care, tests and treatment that would otherwise be hours away. It's care that could be hundreds — if not thousands — of dollars out of reach. On a typical day the mobile wagon will see more than 20 patients. "I wouldn’t know where to go," says patient Elmer Kaiser. The Health Wagon helped him discover his prostate cancer 13 years ago after he had blood work done. “If they hadn’t saw me, then I’d probably be gone," he says. The nurses are optimistic they're making a difference in a place where struggles stretch from health care to the economy. This area has some of the highest unemployment rates in a state that produces less than half the coal it did in the year 2000. Yet Tyson says the amount of diseases they see have grown.“We are a cancer belt as we are a lung disease belt, and a heart disease belt, we’re a kidney stone belt," Tyson says. "That's why we say we’re a Bible Belt because we have all these people praying for these disease entities that they have.”For people in this area, if not for the Health Wagon, health care in the region would be a grim reality."If we’re not here, the people die," Tyson says. The pressure is mountainous to keep the Health Wagon on the road in places that can feel tucked away from what many would take for granted.“In America, it’s like they’ve turned a blind eye within their own country," Tyson says. "So we feel that sense of urgency every day you wake up." 1847

The ground-penetrating radar verified all of the materials, silt, clay and sand, as well as moisture content, are consistent everywhere on this track, Peterson said last week. "This testing ensures all components, the 5- inch cushion, pad and base are consistent and in good order." 282

The men's college basketball season started earlier this month. The three could miss significant time if the legal proceedings are drawn out. UCLA's next game is Wednesday against Central Arkansas. 197

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