new jim crow by michelle alexander and minorities in politics by jason pierson s in. why did the navy finally wake up to welcome, robert? well having been a naval intelligence officer for ten years, first of all most of the reading is recommended and should be recommended and has to do with war fighting and not navy leadership. you know, sexual identity and crt, but i think maybe they are coming around to the fact there is a wave in america today. that wave, you can see it in school boards and political activities. you can see it in polls, people are saving time out we would i mdone with this. i want disney and others go back to reality. i want society that respects itself and respects its history. i think that is what navy is doing. you know what we put these books on prayer book reason but we will pull them off. carley: robert charles thank you for joining us this
Hoboken's JDA Group LLC is expanding its footprint in the state, with the off-market acquisition of a retail property in Ocean County for $5.96 million.
Galesburg Police on Friday, December 31st, around 6:15 pm responded to Orange Cup Java Station on North Henderson Street for a complaint involving a male subject yelling obscenities and exposing himself. Officers arrived and met with employees who said 45-year old Jason Pierson II of Galesburg, who sleeps near the coffee stop, began urinating on the side of the building exposing himself, and started yelling at one of the females. An intoxicated Pierson was stumbling around the parking lot and had slurred speech, according to police reports. Pierson admitted to urinating on the building but denied yelling at anyone. He was taken into custody and charged with Disorderly Conduct and Public Intoxication. Pierson was just arrested on December 16th for exposing himself and yelling obscenities at the Conoco Gas Station on East Fremont Street.
Pierson picked as exclusive retail leasing agent for Long Branch s Pier Village roi-nj.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from roi-nj.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The business has been around since 1946, and Pierson is the third generation owner.
A large structure fire at Pierson & Son Trucks. Courtesy: Gary Jacobi My grandpa started it and then my dad, Pierson said. Me and him were in business for a lot of years, and I ve got a son who s 16. This is his livelihood, too.
Pierson said no one was inside at the time of the fire. He first saw the fire when he pulled up for work. We weren t in the building. We were just pulling up to the shop 10 minutes late, and there was a fire coming out of the flue, and the dormer had light smoke. And so I guess the fire was in the wall.