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• What happened to Zion Church on Ninth Street?

  Unable to maintain their present meeting hall, Zion moved to Wingfield’s Blacksmith Shop, at the time located on Ninth Street and Broadway for worship. However, due to the rapid growth of membership, the congregation began rental of an old church, formerly used as a carpenter shop and gymnasium on Broadway opposite of Center Street.

• What is a Ninth Circuit Judge?

  The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is a federal court in the United States charged with hearing appellate cases from across the western region of the nation. It is an extremely large and diverse court, and a number of notable cases in US history have worked their way through the Ninth Circuit.

• When will the 2018 ninth Landmine Monitor report be released?

  NINTH LANDMINE MONITOR REPORT TO BE RELEASED ON 12 NOVEMBER STAGE 2 OF THE OSLO PROCESS: THE LIMA CONFERENCE ON CLUSTER MUNITIONS – SUPPORT FOR A NEW TREATY GROWS ACHIEVING SUCCESSFUL ECONOMIC INCLUSION FOR SURVIVORS – ACCESS TO CAPITAL: ONE OF THE KEYS TO SELF-EMPLOYMENT

• What is ninth inning baseball?

  To become the national leader in professional baseball instruction and competitive travel teams franchises. Ninth Inning Baseball has founded, grown, and maintained our travel program on the premise of injecting all-encompassing instruction into the playing careers of our athletes.

• What did Mike Simpson do for the Ninth Circuit?

  Simpson played a crucial role with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judgeship and Reorganization Act. Mike Simpson’s goal is to amend title 28, and create the appointment of additional Federal Circuit Judges, to divide the Ninth Judicial Circuit into two smaller judicial circuits.