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Brothers jailed for crime spree after dumping injured man outside hospital

Two days later, Tyrone Henare was driving a stolen vehicle with two unidentified associates. The trio went to Mobil Mosgiel, reversed the vehicle at high speed into the shop, and shattered the glass frontage. Henare, armed with a long handled axe, and an unidentified associated, armed with a jemmy bar, attacked the station’s cabinet containing vape and tobacco products. Judge Michael Turner sentenced Dakaia Henare for aggravated robbery, two counts of unlawfully getting into a motor vehicle, unlawfully possessing a firearm, and breaching community work. He noted the 26-year-old’s gang background and recent drug abuse. Until he addressed his issues over drug and violence, he remained a risk.

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HGO Showcases Three Generations of Black Singers in "Giving Voice"

Houston Grand Opera’s Giving Voice concert last January was a triumphant celebration of Black voices in opera. Now Houstonians can give a standing ovation—albeit from their living rooms—for its sequel, which is available to stream through February 21. This year’s concert features several of the most renowned African American opera singers in the country, including tenor Larry Brownlee and soprano Nicole Heaston as co-hosts and performers. Joining them are baritone Donnie Ray Albert, tenor Frederick Ballentine, mezzo-soprano and HGO Studio alumna Zoie Reams, and soprano Karen Slack, as well as four current HGO Studio artists: baritone Blake Denson, bass Cory McGee, soprano Raven McMillon, and bass-baritone Nicholas Newton. Kevin J. Miller, assistant conductor with HGO, accompanies them on piano.

Preview: HGO's A Celebration of Black Artists in Opera and Song

This Friday, Houston Grand Opera will present a special digital concert: Giving Voice 2021: A Celebration of Black Artists in Opera and Song whose co-hosts are the acclaimed tenor Lawrence Brownlee and Houston- favorite, soprano Nicole Heaston. The idea s was Brownlee s, Heaston said, and the international star rounded up herself and other African American singers who will be performing a range of songs in concert from opera to Broadway to gospel. It follows a sold-out, in-person concert Brownlee put together in January 2020 (pre-COVID) along the same lines that attracted a diverse audience. A lot of the time people don t feel like opera is for everyone. They feel like it is for a certain, select few. Especially in the Black community  a lot of them don t even recognize that there are a lot of African Americans that sing classical music, said Heaston.