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<strong>Other lives:</strong> Visual effects designer with the BBC whose creations included Davros in Doctor Who

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Wicked Local KINGSTON – An 88-year-old Marine from Kingston who was awarded three Purple Hearts signifies the sacrifices of Purple Heart recipients wounded in combat. The Board of Selectmen has proclaimed Kingston a Purple Heart Community, recognizing and honoring recipients of the Purple Heart Medal awarded to American soldiers wounded while engaged in combat or given posthumously to the next of kin when the greatest sacrifice had been made. It’s the oldest American military decoration, created as the Badge of Military Merit by General George Washington Aug. 7, 1782, and re-established as the Purple Heart by General Douglas MacArthur Feb. 22, 1932. Kingston will annually recognize Aug. 7 as Purple Heart Day.

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Kingston task force finds police information lacking for reform effort

KINGSTON, N.Y. â City Police Department reforms considered by the Re-envision Public Safety Task Force are being developed largely without references to specific concerns or incidents related to law enforcement work within the city itself. Eleven reports were provided during a video conference public session Wednesday, with task force Chairman Lester Strong acknowledging that the academic-styled reports did not contain detailed city-based statistics to support the recommendations being made. âItâs exactly why weâre doing this work tonight,â he said. âThis town hall (meeting) tonight is a work in progress. We should have said that at the very outset, that this is where we are in the work and (community) feedback tonight is informing that work.â

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