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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. WTKR 鈥? A family from Williamsburg, Virginia, found a bottle that had been floating in the York River for the last four decades.In 1978, a 12-year-old boy from Poquoson threw a Pepsi bottle into the Poquoson River with a note inside.The bottle traveled 30 miles over 40 years before ending up in the hands of Brian Daliege, who was out boating with his family on the York River on the Fourth of July. My son and I were collecting old bottles, and he had already found a couple, Daliege explained. I happened to see this one on a 4-foot. little cliff, if you will, on the edge
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UPDATE | Compton-Boudreaux has been found and is safe, according to police.ORIGINAL STORY | Police in Kansas City, Missouri, are asking for the public s help in finding a woman who s been missing since Thursday. Deborah S. Compton-Boudreaux, 69, was last seen leaving the Saint Luke s Hospital on the Plaza. Compton-
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