Artists and activists gather in Portland to mark anniversary of George Floyd’s death
The event was held on Congress Street to memorialize Floyd, the Black man whose murder by a white Minneapolis police officer touched off a year of racial reckoning.
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The crowd watches a play by the group Maine Inside Out during Monday s remembrance on the anniversary of George Floyd s murder. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
About 200 people gathered in Portland on Tuesday night to remember the life of George Floyd, whose murder one year ago by a Minneapolis police officer sparked months of protests and an ongoing reckoning with racial injustice.
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Thursday, 20 May 2021, 10:42 am | Innovatek John Stulen, Director, Innovatek Limited As workers and their families wake to the
news that Norske Skog is now considering closure of their long-standing Kawerau pulp
and paper mill, the debate between free markets and Government intervention comes . More
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The adoption of digital technologies is one of the key challenges facing the primary
sector. The rapid development of AI, machine vision, automation and robotic technologies
has enabled New Zealand agritech companies to develop solutions that were not possible . More
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As government lent a sympathic ear to construction industry financial woes last week,
Cloer is the former assistant superintendent of the Bloomfield School District and retired director of the New Mexico Highlands University center at San Juan College.
Her late husband Harold was one of the founders of the West Hammond Domestic Water Cooperative Association District.
Her new booklet Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink covers the history of the organization.
FARMINGTON The act of poring over 50-year-old minutes from meetings of a fledgling domestic water cooperative might not seem like the most exciting way to spend your time.
But to Carol Cloer, it was riveting reading. Water is more valuable than gold now, she said, describing the reality of life in the Southwest. And it s just going to be more and more and more valuable.
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: May 5, 2021
From left: Bill Brubaker, Ray Ramsey and Bruce King (KOMO-TV archives)
KOMO-TV’s Bill Brubaker was “that guy” that guy we invited into our homes night after night, day after day, year after year.
With his on-air partners, Ray Ramsey (weather) and Bruce King (sports), Bill brought us up to date on what was going on in our world and why it was important. We laughed with him, cried with him, celebrated with him. Bill was our friend; he was my friend. Sadly, we lost that friend last weekend. Bill Brubaker passed away. The lifelong Edmonds resident was 85. His wife, Marlene, preceded Bill in death just two months earlier.