Hi. Good evening, everybody. Thank you for your patience. New york city subways have tripped us up, and we are waiting for our moderator. But were going to begin, because i know that he is on the way. And were eager to start. So thank you, thank you all for being here. My name is marsha eli. Im the Vice President of programs and external affairs here at the Brooklyn Historical society. And on behalf of our president , deborah schwartz, and our board of trustees, some of whom are here, and thank you so much for what you do, i am so pleased to welcome you to the Brooklyn Historical society for this program tonight. I will just say that we are a place of hello yay [ applause ] if you start, thats when they come, right . Were a place of learning. Were a museum and education center. Were a place of exhibitions and Extraordinary Library and collections, a site of wideranging public programs. We really are especially proud to offer programs that tackle issues of social justice, and give voice
REGIONAL, Wash. — The weekend before Valentine’s Day is packed with things for you and your sweetheart, or you and your besties to do. If you want to make it
Loved ones release balloons to remember 44-year-old shot and killed Camille Syed
To keep up with the latest local news subscribe to our TV20 newsletter and receive news straight to your email every morning.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - In remembrance of Tyerune Blocker, 44, who was shot and killed, loved ones released balloons not to just mourn his loss but also celebrate his life.
More than 50 friends, family and neighbors arrived at Monteocha Park in Gainesville for the memorial.
Blocker’s cousin and great friend Sybil Young spoke with him just days before he passed and never saw this coming.
“You know it’s just something I never thought would happen to him, never imagined happening to him,” Young said.