For a killer who took one life and changed others forever. It is very well loved. Darlene and her husband carl. They are the parents of Tamara Gibbons who was 23 and a father. Very well known around price hill. Today, his parents had to identify his body. Family with an emotional scar. Just listen to the scope of it. We will never forget because we always treasure it. His body was found behind his house. Next door, she could not help but to think back. Years ago. Child this morning. Does anyone have any information . Please come forward. Please. I ask you. [indiscernible] reporter the family says they are convinced someone knows what happened to tamar. Sheree neighbors did not hear any shots overnight. They do not know if he was found if he was shot were he was founder somewhere else. Mike a forum started at school to discuss security and new measures in place to make it easier for students to report the officer at the center of it talks. Reporter in the seconds after the shooting, res
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East Lynne Theater Celebrates Women s History Month With Reading of SOMETHING TO VOTE FOR
Actors include Pat Dwyer ( Silent Sky ), Rachel Holt ( Dracula and Ah, Wilderness! ), Jared Mason Murray ( Summerland ), and more.by BWW News Desk
East Lynne Theater Company will present a reading of Something to Vote For by Charlotte Perkins Gilman for free, due to support from The New Jersey Council for the Humanities through its NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 initiative, and The New Jersey Theatre Alliance s Stages Festival.
Gilman (1860 - 1935) known for her novel The Yellow Wallpaper, published this forty-minute one-act in her monthly magazine, The Forerunner, in 1911. Such plays were important for the suffrage movement because they could be read aloud and/or staged in private homes, bringing this controversial topic into living rooms. Many of the British suffrage plays survived - most of the American ones did not. This both witty and profound play takes place in t