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Dec 11 2023
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Monumental weighing move to Virginia for Capitals, Wizards
Virginia is working on a plan to lure the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals sports franchises to a new development at Potomac Yard in Alexandria, according to a lawmaker with knowledge of the discussions. The teams are owned by Ted Leonsis’ Monumental Sports & Entertainment and can end their current lease at D.C.’s Capital One Arena in 2027. Any arena proposals would likely need
Washington TimesDec 18 2023
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Pentagon to tear down Reconciliation Monument in Arlington National Cemetery by week's end despite protest
The Department of Defense has dutifully taken part in an iconoclastic sweep of American history that has left graves dug up, statues toppled, animals renamed, busts melted down, and church windows removed. Despite significant backlash, it appears no exception will ultimately be made for the Reconciliation Monument in Arlington National Cemetery. Workers will remove the 109-year-old monument
The BlazeFeb 11 2024
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Monument Circle, other downtown sites to feature DJs, art and more for NBA All-Star Weekend
Downtown Indianapolis public spaces Monument Circle and Georgia Street will see an NBA All-Star Weekend revamp complete with DJ booths, art installations, basketball hoops and plenty of photo opportunities. The southern portion and spoke of Monument Circle will be closed to vehicular traffic, allowing it to serve as what the NBA All-Star 2024 Host Committee has named “Indy’s Home Court.” The
Indianapolis Business JournalDec 29 2023
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Jacksonville Pulls Down Confederate Women Statue in DeSantis’s Florida.
A 98-year-old Tribute to the Women of the Southern Confederacy statue has been pulled from its pedestal in Jacksonville, Florida, with Democrat Mayor Donna Deegan its removal “signal[s] a belief in our shared humanity”. “Symbols matter. They tell the world what we stand for and what we aspire to be,” Deegan said, claiming the statue’s removal was “not in any way an attempt to erase history but
The National PulseDec 20 2023
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Arlington Cemetery Confederate Memorial to Be Removed After Temporary Pause
A federal judge on Tuesday granted the removal of a Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery after a temporary restraining order blocked efforts to take it down for one day. U.S. District Court Judge Rossie David Alston Jr. said he saw "no desecration of any graves" while visiting the site, per the Associated Press, and ruled that arguments nearby graves were in danger of being damaged were
The MessengerDec 18 2023
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Removal of a Confederate memorial in Arlington Cemetery is paused by federal judge
A federal judge on Monday temporarily halted a planned removal of the Confederate Memorial at the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia a day after two groups filed a lawsuit. US District Judge Ronnie D. Alston in Virginia granted a temporary restraining order barring the memorial’s removal after the groups Defend Arlington and Save Southern Heritage Florida filed an emergency motion asking
CNN (Online News)Jan 22 2024
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Feds look to drastically cut target shooting within Arizona's Sonoran Desert monument
PHOENIX — The federal Bureau of Land Management is looking to drastically reduce an area open to recreational target shooting within Arizona’s Sonoran Desert National Monument. The agency announced Friday that a proposed resource management plan amendment would allow target shooting on 5,295 acres of the monument and be banned on the monument's remaining 480,496 acres. Currently, target
ABC 15 ArizonaDec 18 2023
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Judge issues order about Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery
Work to remove the memorial had begun Monday before the restraining order was issued, but the memorial remains in place on cemetery grounds. The cemetery had said on Friday that it expected to complete the removal this week. It said the removal was required by Congress, and that it was complying with environmental and historic-preservation regulations. “The removal will desecrate, damage, and
Richmond Times DispatchMar 21 2024
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BITS & BYTES: Carrie Haddad at Olana; Pittsfield Public Schools and the Berkshire County NAACP present ‘Till’; Ice Yacht talk at the Stockbridge Library; OLLI bird biology workshop; Monument Mountain Regional High School and Eagles Community Band to p
Inspired by Frederic Church’s own relationship with the art market, this informal conversation will examine how art and commerce shape the way artists relate to their work and their environments. The Olana Partnership presents ‘Sales and SPECTACLE: A Conversation About Art and Commerce’ with Carrie Haddad, and more Hudson— On Thursday, March 28th from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., The Olana Partnership
The Berkshire EdgeJun 11 2020
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Remembering Confederate Generals
On Tuesday, retired General and former CIA director David Petraeus wrote an op-ed calling for the renaming of army bases named for Confederate generals. (The Atlantic)
“In the past few days, officials have said that the Pentagon, including Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy, was open to having a bipartisan conversation about renaming the Army bases named for
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