Nine men dead, 177 arrested. Its ridiculous. I was in shock. How could this have possibly happened and could it mean an end to these out law gangs . You think these investigators are coming after you guys . Cnn penetrates the world of dangerous biker clubs with exclusive access. Tonight, biker brawl, inside the texas shootout. 911, state your emergency. Announcer its a sunday afternoon in the small town of gordon, texas. I need the cops at truck stop, please. A member of the cosexmotorcycle club pumping gas is jumped by several bandidos. The rival bikers rip off his jacket and beat him with a hammer. So brutefully, say witnesses, that he almost loses an eye. Hes bleeding really bad and he can barely stand up. The guys have ula r s havs have. Announcer to understand why the deadly shooting erupted in waco between the bandidos and cosex, you have to know what happened at this truck stop, and what makes these bike gangs different. These are people that are the worst of the worst, baddest
Earlier this month, Standford University hosted its 17th annual PNT Symposium, with two days filled of presentations from student speakers and invited guests. Brad Parkinson was among the presenters, with his talk focusing on the important milestone reached in 2023: the 50-year anniversary of gainin
Going to Disney World was exciting for Sophia Lawrence, but meeting an acclaimed pastry chef took the vacation to another level for the 11-year-old.
In February, Lawrence and members of her family took a trip made possible by the Magical Moments Foundation, a new nonprofit organization based in Columbus that provides memorable experiences for children with facial differences.
Sophia was born with a cleft lip and palate.
As part of her experience, Magical Moments not only sent the Westerville family to Disney, but arranged for Lawrence and her mother to spend time with chef Rabii Saber at the Four Seasons Resort located on the Disney grounds in Orlando. Florida.
This week we received a letter outlining the proposed Mehlville School District bond proposal.
For the most part, the work seems reasonable. Although the cost is $2.4 million per year for the term of the bonds, it is described as a “no-tax-increase” proposal because the Board of Education is voluntarily decreasing the operating levy by an equal amount. My concern is the “no-tax-increase” description.
By retiring the COP (certificates of participation) leases, the board appears to be freeing up about $9 million and will use about $6.6 million for operating needs, leaving $2.4 million voluntarily deferred. How long will it be until these additional funds are needed for operations? At that point, the “no tax-increase” bond proposal is, in effect, a tax increase. This could be done at any time.