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Family violence
We need to talk about it, and the conversation needs to change By Lizzie Brandon Just before Easter, the Bays' community was rocked by a horrific incident at a popular local eatery. The brutal knife attack at Neco Sushi caused panic amongst onlookers but also brought heroes to the fore, putting themselves between the victim and her attacker and sought her medical assistance. Browns Bay Business Association's town manager, Kim Murdoch, acknowledged these good souls in a written statement: "The quick actions of passers-by at the time of the [...]
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