Skokie School Will Reopen After Online Threat Is Deemed 'Not Credible'
Classes will resume Friday at Skokie's McCracken Middle School, following a threat posted online that was investigated by police.
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Classes will resume Friday at Skokie's McCracken Middle School, following a threat posted online that was investigated by police.
In each case, the armed man took money, inventory or an employee's personal property, Area Central detectives said in a business alert.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports from Gary, Ind.
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