 "Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current)")
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RETIRING MOONEY PUT SMILES ON FACES OF MANY STUDENTS AT CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL
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It was an announcement everyone at Castle High School wished was
an April Fool's joke.
Loretto Mooney, one of the longest-tenured teachers at the
school, had decided to retire, and as the shocking news circulated
around the halls she called her professional home for more than
three decades, Mooney couldn't help but second-guess herself.
"It's difficult," Mooney said of retiring. "I'm very emotional
about it. I really like it here.
"Castle is a wonderful place to teach. I d...
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; By PETER POCHNA and JACK BEAUDOIN Staff Writers< Portland Press Herald (Maine) 03-27-1999 LOCAL & STATE Accused murderer Timothy Mooney smiled weakly at his sister and flashed her a sign -- crossed fingers -- a final moment of reassurance and hope before the jury returned. But when the
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