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Plans still in the works for reopening George Floyd Square, preserving memorial

Created: April 22, 2021 06:03 PM The city of Minneapolis tells 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS it is still finalizing the timeline, process and approach for reopening 38th and Chicago, the intersection known as George Floyd Square. Barricades have blocked the intersection ever since George Floyd s death nearly 11 months ago. Last month, the city announced they may not wait until the end of the Derek Chauvin trial to reopen the roads. However, two days after the verdict, the intersection remains closed. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS asked the city for an update on their plans Thursday. A city spokesperson said: City leaders continue to meet with community stakeholders to discuss the best path forward for the future of the intersection, understanding this is a very important gathering space for healing and reflection. The City is also working with the Floyd family and community members on plans to peacefully commemorate the first anniversary of George Floyd s murder at this intersection.

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Sex workers turn to technology for survival - Zimbabwe Situation

Sex workers turn to technology for survival BY LORRAINE MUROMO THE COVID-19-induced lockdown may have brought many businesses to their knees, but innovation has kept others going and commercial sex workers have not been left out in embracing technology to eke a living. Like other businesses, commercial sex workers turned to technology for survival in an environment where they could not go onto the streets to solicit for sex. Since government had not recognised them as essential service providers, for Shylet Zigora, (not her real name), it was a case of “innovate or die”. “It was a case of survival and there was little we could do, but to devise a new strategy.

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Leland (Lee) Dee Carter

Leland (Lee) Dee Carter was born April 1, 1948, in Knoxville, Iowa to Alberta (née Onstank) and Lloyd Carter. Lee adored his two younger siblings, Monte and Melissa (Missy). His father instilled a strong work ethic early in Lee’s life and his mother taught him the value of love. Both of his parents emphasized the importance of family. He attended Knoxville High School and graduated in 1966, playing in the marching band as a letterman. Lee’s life is a testament to bravery, generosity, and love for others. As a child, he contracted polio but was graced with a full recovery. Despite the horror and pain of the disease, some of Lee’s fondest childhood memories included family gatherings in his hospital room to watch television and enjoy family time.

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Kansas is more COVID-19 vaccine-skeptical than the U S as a whole

Kansas is more COVID-19 vaccine-skeptical than the U S as a whole
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Kansas is more COVID-19 vaccine-skeptical than the U S as a whole, census data shows

Kansas is more COVID-19 vaccine-skeptical than the U S as a whole, census data shows
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