What dr. Martin luther king, jr. Stood for equality and activism. I came out because i support my Black Brothers and sisters, i support economic justice, i support i support reclaiming the image of Martin Luther king. Just thrills my heart to see this kind of action and you know what really turns me on the fact that this is interracial. I mean, its not just africanamericans, its not just whites. I mean, were all here together. Reporter and were back live here on Market Street. You can see the roadway is still shut down. They moved down market all the way here to Independence Mall and you can see a crowd still gathered here behind me. They are just now starting to disperse after what has been a peaceful protest on this Martin Luther king day. Live on Independence Mall, im sarah bloomquist, channel6 action news. Allall right sarah thank you. The Martin Luther king holiday has become synonymous with Community Service and today an estimated 135,000 people took part in projects all across o
CHELTENHAM â A Cheltenham man accused of the gunshot slayings of his wife and mother-in-law during a domestic disturbance in the home they shared is facing a trial in Montgomery County Court.
Frederick Lee Clea, 58, of the 7700 block of Green Valley Road, was held for trial on Thursday, after a preliminary hearing before District Court Judge Christopher J. Cerski, on two counts each of first- and third-degree murder and a single count of possessing an instrument of crime in connection with the alleged July 25 fatal shootings of his wife, Latiya, 41, and his mother-in-law, Mekenda Sanders, 75, inside their home in the Wyncote section of the township.