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Morning Update: Wednesday July 3

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by: Nicol Lally

Posted: Jul 3, 2019 / 04:48 AM EDT / Updated: Jul 3, 2019 / 04:48 AM EDT

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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Authorities in Venezuela have released from prison a young musician who was jailed six weeks ago after taking to social media to vent her frustration against President Nicolás Maduro's government

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ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- Oneida County Executive Anthony Picents is making his feelings about Woodstock 50 known Tuesday, sending a letter to the Town of Vernon Planning Board ahead of its meeting Tuesday night to discuss the promoter’s appeal of denial for the permit.

Michael Lang and company have their sights set on Vernon Downs for the event, which could draw as many as 65,000 people, but with one month until the festival, time is running out and the idea is being met with plenty of pushback.

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DENVER (AP) — The Trump administration said Tuesday that it can save taxpayers millions of dollars, make better decisions and trim a "top heavy" office in Washington by moving the headquarters of the nation's biggest land agency to Colorado and dispersing scores of jobs across 11 states in the U.S. West.

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