large angel in a crucified position and hung between “Romeo” on his neck and “
Cruz” midway down his spine. On his lower back is the name “
Brooklyn.” These three name tattoos represent Beckham’s sons.
David Beckham’s chest tattoos Gilles MingassonGetty Images
Let’s start on the left. On Beckham’s left beck he wears religious iconography:
an intricate tattoo of three cherubs lifting Jesus from his tomb. In a Facebook video, Beckham explained the tattoo is “Jesus being carried by three cherubs and obviously the cherubs are boys. My thought of it is, at some point my boys [Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz] are going to need to look after me and that’s what they’re doing in the picture.” On the opposite side is another intricate image a
Letters to the Editor Sunday, May 2 | The Daily Gazette
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Garrow took joy and innocence from many
I don’t need a new book or an old book on the brutal murders committed by Robert Garrow.
Growing up in the Capital Region, I remember these senseless killings as if they happened yesterday.
The people of the Capital Region will never forget his name or his story because of the viciousness and brutality of his actions and because he stole the innocence of an entire generation.
More than that, he stole the beauty and peacefulness of the Adirondacks from us for a long time and replaced it with fear and anxiety.
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I found the views of Sen. Ron Johnson (R) Wisconsin, on coronavirus vaccinations ill-informed and ignorant.
The senator asks the question, “What do you care if your neighbor has one or not?”
I care, senator, because pods of unvaccinated individuals like those stalwarts in the Fulton County law enforcement community (The Gazette April 10 article “COVID outbreak hits jail”) and in Republican/Trumpist enclaves generally, provide a cozy petri dish for the production of mutants of the virus against which our vaccines might have difficulty protecting us.
In the end, the “You can’t make me” mindset can only prolong our battle against this scourge.
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Biden must fix his immigration mess
In his first hundred days, President Biden has waded into just about every issue: covid, vaccines, masks, the economy, taxes, infrastructure, pipelines, climate. You name it, he’s into it.
But he’s walked away from the crisis that he helped create: the border. Now he is calling for comprehensive immigration reform. That’s about settling undocumented immigrants already here. It does not cover the flood of new illegal migration that is causing absolute chaos.
The president wants nothing to do with this. Nor does his vice president, who was put in charge of the border two months ago.
Highlights & scores: a day of lacrosse
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CANTON, N.Y. (WWNY) - Route 11 rivals meeting on the lacrosse field and a college signing at OFA topped the local sports menu Wednesday.
Two north country rivals met in men’s college lacrosse as St. Lawrence played host to Clarkson
In the first period, the Saints get on the board when Chris Jordan scores his seventh of the season: 1-0 St. Lawrence.
With the score 3-0, Conor Bartlett scores from the tough angle. Clarkson is down 3-1
In the second period, it’s 4-2 Saints when Jack Hennessey scores his 18th goal of the season, upping the St. Lawrence lead to 5-2.