Morning here at the justice center. Meanwhile. A West Price Hill girl is pretty shaken up today after this tramatic experience shes been through. London smith is on the mend tonight. 1london i still have pain and i have my leg, my teeth my hand and my eye. 3london i dont remember when i got hit by the car. Only when i got in the ambulance. London says she was very scared after she realized what had happened she found it hard to hold back her emotions. She was walking home from school at the time and after the accident happened. Her brother rushed home to tell their mom. Rebecca thomas frantically arrived at her daughters side and found her little girl lying in the street. 3rebecca when i seen her laying there with no shoes on, i thought she was dead. I thought she was dead and i just started screaming. 4rebecca she was edit laying there with blood coming out of her mouth and she couldnt move. This is the woman who police say struck london. 36 yearold ruby criminal past and is leaving t
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Virtual panel discussion Wednesday to explore social justice activism and environmental conservation
The Barnstable Patriot
Cape Cod Community College’s Student Engagement Office, in partnership with the student-led 4Cs Orchard Club, will celebrate our shared environment by hosting a series of virtual events next week for “Earth Week.”
Events will run every day the week of April 19, highlighted by “Environmentalism and Social Justice: Challenging Stereotypes” on Wednesday evening. All Zoom codes available at www.capecod.edu.
That a panel discussion on Wednesday, April 21 at 6 p.m. via Zoom will tackle the long- and short-term implications and crossroads of social justice activism and environmental conservation.
Virtual panel discussion Wednesday to explore social justice activism and environmental conservation
The Barnstable Patriot
Cape Cod Community College’s Student Engagement Office, in partnership with the student-led 4Cs Orchard Club, will celebrate our shared environment by hosting a series of virtual events next week for “Earth Week.”
Events will run every day the week of April 19, highlighted by “Environmentalism and Social Justice: Challenging Stereotypes” on Wednesday evening. All Zoom codes available at www.capecod.edu.
That a panel discussion on Wednesday, April 21 at 6 p.m. via Zoom will tackle the long- and short-term implications and crossroads of social justice activism and environmental conservation.