ones, but you have to speed them up many crunches. we d like to get this time. but we are waiting for the consent of a country that owns the license. she s leaving it. there is not a single reasonable argument why germany shouldn t do it. the best thing possible for the world is to get this thing done and get it done fast. now we have wasted 10 months and a list of numbers to live. also on the day recognition for a prosecuted to people iraq s u z. these were slaughtered by the so called islamic states. now germany has declared the massacre a genocide. one of the i s men said to me, we asked them several times if they would become muslims or not. and your father and other men sick. no, so we shot them. welcome to the program. we began the day as many of ukraine s allies gather to discuss their ongoing support for the war torn country. already ahead of a major meeting, a germany said ramstein airbase on friday. pledges of new weapons worth billions of dollars, a rolling em. but
AMORY • On Valentine’s Day last year, Kristi Wright-Cates uploaded a narrated video on TikTok of two of her cats acting as if they were mad at each other. Hundreds
School has yet to start for the year, but Hardin County Schools Early College and Career Center counselor Kristi Wright already has a little hardware to adorn her office.
Eviction Moratorium Extended Through July Can t Prevent Every Eviction
The U.S. Supreme Court is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, June 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
Last Tuesday, the same day the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to keep a ban on evictions in place through July 31, a young woman in her mid-20s stepped before a Chesterfield County General District Court judge, eight months pregnant.
An attorney representing her landlord in the eviction said she was in violation of her lease, which expired October 31, 2020. We’re only using her initials in this story at her request for privacy. Being evicted is a serious problem that can affect one’s ability to secure housing for years.