Joining us today. The written testimony is riveting, searing and a major contribution to public understanding and discourse about this moment in time. We thank you for it. I want to thank you mary k. Scanlon and not on the subcommittee but joined us today. The 8 minute and 46 second videotape strangling of george floyd ignited a Mass Movement where black lives matter to demand repair of the broken social contract of america this Mass Movement Touching Every state, large cities, small towns, farm communities and suburbs has won the support of more than twothirds of American People and Public Opinion polls and galvanized the conscious of our nation provoking analysis and serious legislative action. Police brutality has been an action of violent White Supremacy and Racial Injustice for centuries, many of us are proud we passed last thursday the George Floyd Justice in policing act. The most sweeping and comprehensive Police Reform bill in the history of the United States of america. But t
Sondra i consider the theme of this particular panel Something Like triumph over adversity. Each of the panelists experienced segregated schools education. Some were directly involved in the crisis year and others were victims of the lost year when all little rock high schools were closed for an entire academic year. Some experienced all three. Despite being used remember, teenagers, like some of you in the audience, they were teenagers during the little rocks chaotic events. All of these guests persevered and succeeded. They lived productive lives, are still living productive lives. They had a remarkable careers and they have given service with distinction. So they obviously all have long resumes. For that reason what i will do is shorten their resume so they have more time to speak. Because there are five speakers up here, we are going to have to move it along pretty quickly. Lottie shackleford has made history throughout her life in politics appointed to the little rock board in the
Vineyard and 67 in chatham. Sun came up at 6 01 this morning, typical to start in middle 60s like we are today. Normal High Temperature close to 80 in boston and actually going to kick that to the curb. Today above average temperatures rule and by 9 00 a. M. We are up to about 73 . In metrowest. By 11 00 a. M. 81, middle 80s at 1 00 this afternoon, you could see the 3 00 p. M. Temperature around 88 . Inland towns and cities going to be the hottest 90 and boston and coastline 86 . And cape and cool spot at 82. Town by town look at the hot, cool locations coming up and live drive time traffic in accident update. Julie we have all lanes back open in Sullivan Square in the rotary. Things have been cleared out after a scrap metal truck rolled over earlier this morning. Taking look at map. That accident car fire on pushed off to the side of the shoulder and not causing as many issues. North of the pike 93 south volume increase around route 16 and route 60. Here are live drive time, 44 minute
Bradenton leaders approved the purchase of 32 acres of land for a new building that would consolidate public works and utilities as well as water and solid waste.