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Published April 23, 2021 at 3:18 PM CDT Listen • 24:30
Adam Vos hosted Thursday s Louisiana Considered:
A discussion with the Louisiana Budget Project on proposed income tax credits up for debate in the state legislature.
Baton Rouge-native Jenny Smith is in Costa Rica with a goal of planting one million trees. On Earth Day, we ask about a film being released Thursday that illustrates her environmental efforts.
LSU School of Music professor Mara Gibson composed the bassoon concerto, Escher Keys, inspired by the modern art of M.C. Escher. We talk with the composer and the soloist about the upcoming world premier of that music work.
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 21, 2021
“Your presence tonight…is a great deal of love embodied,” Pastor Ann Jacob said.
Dozens of people attended a “stop the hate” vigil at Edmonds United Methodist Church Wednesday night, standing in solidarity for the George Floyd family.
Floyd, a Black man, died May 25, 2020, after Derek Chauvin, a white Minneapolis police officer, knelt on his neck for almost 10 minutes, causing national and worldwide protests. Chauvin was found guilty of both murder and manslaughter April 20 and will be sentenced sometime next month.
With the theme, “where’s there’s people, there’s power,” the vigil was held outdoors on church grounds with social distancing in effect, and included outdoor activities based on understanding and ending racism.
Another greedy green
Looks like yet another Green Party councillor’s PUBLIC pronouncements on housing don’t quite match his PRIVATE arrangements.
An irate ACORN tenants union member calls to tell us that the Green Party Councillor for Southville, Bristol Pound bigwig and er, ACORN tenants union member Stephen “Daddy” Clarke, has
EVICTED a tenant from one of his numerous local buy-to-let investments after the tenant told him that his rent increase of 28 per cent was unaffordable!
The evicted tenant had been sharing with Daddy Clarke’s daughter, Katie “Snowflake” Finnegan-Clarke, a self-styled ‘
SOCIAL JUSTICE CONSULTANT‘ who’s main contribution to progressive causes is ‘being around when the media arrive’ we’re told. Snowflake originally advertised daddy’s house as “
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