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News Minute: Flamin' Hot Cheetos Ban in Schools? Curry's Ankle, Beyoncé’s Country Album
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By Dean Kirkland
Published 1 year ago on
March 14, 2024

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Here’s a one-minute video look at three trending stories on GV Wire for Thursday, March 14:

CA Bill Would Ban Flamin’ Hot Cheetos & Other Snacks in Public Schools

Curry Gets Good News About His Ankle as Warriors Prep for Lakers

Beyoncé’s Country Album Will Be Called ‘Act II: Cowboy Carter’

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