Robert Ford and Trent Adkins shaped the bold, subversive, gossipy, funny, deeply engaged voice of
Thing, felled by the AIDS pandemic in 1993.
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Thing published ten issues between November 1989 and summer 1993. Zine cofounder Trent Adkins appears on the cover of the third issue, pictured here at lower left. Amber Huff In February 2021, dance-music site Selector republished a list of 100 important house records taken from a 1992 issue of a short-lived Chicago zine called
Crossfade. Chicago s House: A Checklist originally ran in November of that year as part of a story package about house history, sandwiched between a brief but trenchant essay by copublisher and editor Terry Martin on the birth and evolution of Chicago s underground dance culture and a six-page interview Martin had conducted with the godfather of house, Frankie
Springfield police arrest two in drug dealing investigation in North End, confiscate cocaine, heroin, 2 firearms
Updated Mar 17, 2021;
Posted Mar 17, 2021
Springfield police arrested two people after an investigation into drug trafficking in the North End. They confiscated cocaine, heroin and firearms. (Springfield Police photo)
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SPRINGFIELD – A man and a woman accused of drug trafficking were arrested after police raided their home and confiscated cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin and two high-capacity guns on Tuesday.
Police detectives have been investigating heroin trafficking in the North End of the city over the past few weeks and identified Juan Colon, 42, who was arrested, as a suspect in the operation, said Ryan Walsh, police spokesman.
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SAS and Durham PD partner to improve police transparency and outcomes
Analytics leader SAS will deploy officer readiness technology to provide insight into department performance
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CARY, N.C., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Durham (NC) Police Department (DPD) will use law enforcement technology from SAS to support transparency and improve policing outcomes, public safety and community relations. SAS
® for Officer Readiness will help DPD gain public trust and create a more high-performing police department. We are focused on increasing trust and transparency, but also on identifying the traits and experiences that create exemplary officers and leaders, said DPD Police Chief CJ Davis.