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Aug 25 2024
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U. Buffalo department rips conservative commentator on main website
‘Permanent denouncement,’ according to the YAF The Department of Media Study at the University of Buffalo has put up what the Young America’s Foundation calls a “permanent denouncement” of conservative pundit Michael Knowles. In an “acknowledgment statement,” the UB department says it “stand[s] in solidarity with the transgender community and others who have been the target of Michael Knowles
The College FixAug 16 2024
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Stafford Police Department Gets Re-Accreditation
STAFFORD, NJ — Stafford is celebrating another year of the police department being awarded accreditation by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP). Not only did the department receive accreditation, the Communications Division was also awarded the Public Safety Communications Accreditation by NJSACOP, police said. "What does this mean? Accreditation is a significant
Patch.comAug 31 2024
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Oakland Coliseum deal finalized, avoiding huge cuts to police and fire departments
The city agreed to sell its 50% share of the 112-acre Coliseum last month to the African American Sports and Entertainment Group, an Oakland group of developers and investors, for $105 million. On Saturday evening, the city and AASEG signed a final purchase and sale agreement. The deal requires AASEG to pay the city in installments — $15 million in September, another $15 million is due on Nov
San Francisco ChronicleSep 05 2024
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Pope Francis departs Indonesia for Papua New Guinea, stop two of 12-day trip
ABOARD THE PAPAL FLIGHT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Pope Francis left Indonesia on Friday morning for Papua New Guinea, where the 87-year-old leader of the global Catholic Church will continue an ambitious 12-day tour across Southeast Asia and Oceania. The Garuda Indonesia plane carrying the pope and his entourage left Jakarta's airport for the flight to Port Moresby, the Papua New Guinean capital,
ReutersJun 21 2024
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Gary Chamber of Commerce to host Indianapolis mayor for talk
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett will address the Gary Chamber of Commerce at 12 p.m. July 8 during the chamber's monthly general membership luncheon at The Chateau Banquets, 530 W. 61st Ave., Merrillville. The former Indiana secretary of state, Indiana Democratic Party chairman and Marion County prosecutor was elected to his third term as Indianapolis mayor last year. He will talk about his
The Times of Northwest IndianaAug 10 2024
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Getting to Know The Medfield Police Department
"Getting to Know members of the MPD" will attempt to put unity in Comm“unity” by highlighting the members of the MPD by featuring short bios. The MPD hope these bios will give Medfield residents the opportunity to get to know them better, and strengthen the relationship between the police department and our citizens. Officer Neal grew up in Sandwich on Cape Cod MA. He attended Upper Cape Cod
Patch.comJul 12 2024
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“This town is energetic”: Meet the new Sherman Chamber of Commerce president
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - The Sherman Chamber of Commerce has hired a new president and CEO, Sandy Rehkopf. “When I got here, this town is energetic, it’s electric,” Rehkopf said, “I don’t know if it’s because of the growth or because the people are so amazing, but I can’t wait to dig in and find out.” For about seven years, Rehkopf served as the chamber president for Waxahachie for seven years
KXIIJun 20 2024
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Waverly Chamber of Commerce seeks new executive director
WAVERLY -- The Waverly Chamber of Commerce Main Street Program recently accepted the resignation of its executive director, Travis Toliver. Toliver will be the new Vice President of the Ames Chamber of Commerce and Executive Director of their Main Street Program effective in August. The Waverly Chamber of Commerce will begin the search for a new executive director immediately and seeks a
Waterloo Cedar Falls CourierAug 20 2024
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Justice Department to investigate abuse, assaults at Tennessee prison
The Justice Department on Tuesday launched a civil rights investigation into reports of rampant abuses at a privately operated state prison in Tennessee, including five stabbing incidents within three weeks in early 2024. Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke said federal authorities received more than 100 complaints from civic groups, incarcerated people and family members about unsafe
Washington PostAug 24 2024
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Munster council members wrangle with increased funding for police department
The need to reinforce Munster’s police department is more important than what could happen with the town’s tax increment financing district that the town’s using to pay for it, according to one town councilman. The Town Council at its August 19 meeting took up on second reading the ordinances that allow the town to use its TIF money to purchase 20 new police vehicles and hire eight new
Chicago Tribune