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MLK Center mourns teen killed at birthday party on Indy s north side
Keondre Davidson, an alumnus of the center s Tarkington Teen Work Crew, was shot and killed on Salem Street Wednesday while celebrating his 19th birthday. Author: Sarah Jones Updated: 1:00 AM EDT May 14, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS Keondre Davidson was celebrating his 19th birthday surrounded by family and friends when he was shot Wednesday night on Salem Street.
The MLK Center posted a photo of the Tarkington Teen Work Crew alum on their Instagram page with the caption, “We are heartbroken again. Keondre was killed tonight on Salem Street… He has two young children and one on the way. Today was his birthday. Please stay tuned for ways to support his sisters and children.
EAST LIVERPOOL In East Liverpool Municipal Court,
Lonnie D. Cunningham, of Lincoln Avenue, was sentenced to $400 plus costs, 360 days in jail (30 days imposed) and 60 community service sanction hours on theft and assault charges. He is set Aug. 27 for review.
Michael A. Howard, of Canton, was sentenced to $300 plus costs and 90 days in jail (30 days imposed) on charges of drug paraphernalia (two counts) and obstructing official business. He is set for a Aug. 27 review hearing.
James A. Fone Jr., of state Route 154 in Negley, was sentenced to $100 plus costs on a charge of fishing without a license. His review is set Aug. 27.
EAST LIVERPOOL In East Liverpool Municipal Court,
Lonnie D. Cunningham, of Lincoln Avenue, was sentenced to $400 plus costs, 360 days in jail (30 days imposed) and 60 community service sanction hours on theft and assault charges. He is set Aug. 27 for review.
Michael A. Howard, of Canton, was sentenced to $300 plus costs and 90 days in jail (30 days imposed) on charges of drug paraphernalia (two counts) and obstructing official business. He is set for a Aug. 27 review hearing.
James A. Fone Jr., of state Route 154 in Negley, was sentenced to $100 plus costs on a charge of fishing without a license. His review is set Aug. 27.
“You Just
Have to Read This. . .” Books by Wesleyan Alumni Aspray ’73, MA ’73, Morris ’76, Roth ’70
April 29, 2021
In this continuing series, Annie Roach ’22, an English and Italian studies major from Middletown, Del., reviews alumni books and offers a selection for those in search of knowledge, insight, and inspiration. The volumes, sent to us by alumni, are forwarded to Olin Library as donations to the University’s collection and made available to the Wesleyan community.
William Aspray ’73, MA ’73 and Melissa Ocepek (editors),
(Rowman & Littlefield, 2020)
In the past year, our choice of residence has become more crucial than ever. In fact, the pandemic has caused many people to house-hunt, pack up and move away, ready for a change of scenery.