TAUNTON It s been five years since the harrowing stabbings of May 10, 2016, which took the lives of two Taunton residents, as well as the attacker himself.
Arthur DaRosa, who was 28 at the time and was later described as mentally disturbed, went on a rampage through Taunton, stabbing and killing 80-year-old Patricia Slavin in her home and 56-year-old George Heath in the Bertucci s restaurant at the Silver City Galleria mall.
Slavin s daughter was also badly wounded, and Heath died protecting a pregnant waitress at the restaurant. DaRosa was shot to death by an off-duty sheriff s deputy at the mall.
At the time, two issues were identified as contributing to DaRosa s being able to wreak such destruction.
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shooting death of a 25-year-old woman in St. Joseph has been taken into
custody.
was arrested by officers around 10:30 last night without incident. No details
are being released at this time.
Police had been searching for Hadden
since February 23rd.
which critically wounded 25-year-old Minda Miller. Police at the time said Miller
sustained a life-threatening wound. Police now confirm Miller has died from the
wound.
street in the 1100 block of 11th Street around 8 p.m. on the 23rd.
Hadden allegedly pulled a gun, shot Miller and
then fled the scene in a car. Miller was rushed to Mosaic Life Care in St.
LaToya Ruby Frazier, American Witness
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LaToya Ruby Frazier, American Witness
A marriage of art and activism, the artist’s searing photographs reveal the human toll of economic injustice.
LaToya Ruby Frazier in her Chicago studio, photographed on Dec. 28, 2020.Credit.Naima Green
By Zoë Lescaze
Published March 1, 2021Updated March 4, 2021
WHEN GENERAL MOTORS announced plans to slash its domestic work force in 2018, company stock soared 5 percent. LaToya Ruby Frazier, a Chicago-based artist whose photographs and videos champion unsung members of the working class, was furious. She decided to embark upon a new series devoted to the autoworkers who were contending with the possible loss of their plant in Lordstown, Ohio; they would be the subject of an upcoming exhibition and a published photo essay. But before any of that could happen, the workers had to agree to let her into their lives. Frazier
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The Marble Falls Walkway of Lights concluded its 30th year with big numbers. The Christmas lights display, which closed Jan. 2, drew approximately 44,100 visitors in 2020 to Lakeside Park, a 98 percent increase over the number of visitors in 2019.
The data came from a mobile phone study for Lakeside Park.
“The 30th anniversary went better than expected,” said Mindy Miller, events coordinator for the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce. “I think, at times, we were overwhelmed with the crowds, in a good way. It was kind of like, ‘Oh, my gosh, where is everybody coming from?’ I think the ice skating contributed a lot to the success, too. The way we worked
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