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Apr 21, 2021 Both Pennsylvania senators offered thoughts following the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial in Minnesota. Bob Casey said in a statement, This verdict is about accountability, but it is not justice. While Derek Chauvin will be held accountable for the murder of George Floyd, it’s not enough. Countless others have died at hands of police because of a broken system that must be reformed. Pat Toomey released a statement saying, Derek Chauvin was convicted by a jury of his peers of the murder of George Floyd. My sympathies remain with the Floyd family. While nothing can cure the hurt the Floyd family lives with every day, I do hope this verdict brings them a degree of solace.”

Lower Saucon man arrested after 2nd call for shots fired outside home, police say

Lower Saucon man arrested after 2nd call for shots fired outside home, police say Updated 11:00 AM; A 23-year-old Lower Saucon Township man was arrested after the second time he fired shots early Sunday outside a home, police report. Officers initially encountered an intoxicated Kenneth Reid Grim, of the 2200 block of Wassergass Road, about 5:45 a.m. outside a nearby home after he fired several shots into the ground, township police said in court papers. He was charged with disorderly conduct, police said. At 6:54 a.m., they were sent back to the home and learned another person had secured Grimm’s weapon in a car, with four rounds missing from the 16-round magazine, police said.

At 82, Bethlehem area farrier still teaching ancient art of shoeing horses

At 82, Bethlehem area farrier still teaching ancient art of shoeing horses Updated 5:00 PM; Today 5:00 PM Sonny Pistilli works at his horseshoe workshop Friday, March 27, 2021, outside Bethlehem.Jose F. Moreno/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP Facebook Share Sweat dripped from Sonny Pistilli’s nose and evaporated on the red-hot horseshoe he’d taken out of a burning forge. He’d been pounding steel with a mallet for two hours, his hands like anvils from a half-century of that same clanging rhythm. “People think I’m mad at them when I shake their hands,” Pistilli joked on a recent March morning of his viselike grip.

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