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Family of victim wants mother held accountable in fatal crash involving teen
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Mother would wait until 15 hours had passed before she would feed her babies, usually with chicken nuggets or protein shakes, until one of them died and the other is continuing to receive critical care at the hospital
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Michigan High School Students Have New Graduation Requirement!
I think that we all will agree that after our kids graduate from high school and college, there is probably one thing missing in their education, financial literacy!. In other words, things as simple as writing a check, budgeting their personal finances, saving money, investing, managing credit, whatever, that part of their education has been missing because unless mom and dad taught them, it wasn't there.
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