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America s Racial Awakening Forces Virginia Military Institute To Confront Its Past—And Future

America s Racial Awakening Forces Virginia Military Institute To Confront Its Past And Future Time 2 days ago Molly Ball/Lexington, Va. © Jared Soares for TIME Civil War cannons outside the barracks that house Virginia Military Institute’s cadets in Lexington, Va. on May 6, 2021. It was a cold morning last December when they finally took Stonewall Jackson down. No ceremony was held, no protesters gathered; snowflakes swirled in the air. A crane silently hoisted the enormous bronze Confederate general from his perch of 108 years. To many graduates of the Virginia Military Institute, that was no way to treat a hero. In a Facebook group for the “VMI Spirit,” alumni mourned the “erasing” of their cherished history. One called it “ethnic cleansing.” Several vowed to write the school out of their wills. “Shame on you low-life PsOS that were involved in this decision,” another man wrote. “May you be haunted nightly, by the Sons and Daughters

ACC, Hope Shores Alliance collaborate for Sexual Assault Awareness Month | News, Sports, Jobs

May 4, 2021 Courtesy Photos Alpena Community College’s Student Leadership Commission put together a denim clothesline exhibit as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Students and staff were encouraged to sign or decorate jeans as a way of standing up to sexual violence and showing their support for survivors. ACC and Hope Shores Alliance hosted a virtual vigil on Facebook Live on Wednesday, April 28th. This event featured live music, interviews with community members, a moment of silence, sharing of resources, a candle lighting ceremony, and learning more about how we can all work together to stop sexual assault. ACC President Dr. Don MacMaster is pictured taking part in interviews with HSA staff Paige Allia and Rachel Berzack.

Alpena County Dems clean up trash in honor of Earth Day | News, Sports, Jobs

May 1, 2021 Courtesy Photos A volunteer throws trash into a dumpster on Hamilton Road during a cleanup day on Saturday, April 24. Above are three high school volunteers, Kate Skiba, Jade Gray, and Allie DeRocher, who participated in a cleanup day on Saturday, April 24, organized by the Alpena County Democratic Party. Missing from the photo is Maddie Linton, another high school volunteer who came to help out. Here are more volunteers, including the youngest volunteer, Mia Hainstock, age 4, and her mom, Erica Hainstock. Here is a dumpster full of trash collected. In commemoration of Earth Day, the Alpena County Democratic Party recently conducted a cleanup of several county areas containing littered trash or illegal dump sites. The cleanup was held on Saturday, April 24.

Fund established for families of men killed in Shoshoni railcar explosion

Fund established for families of men killed in Shoshoni railcar explosion Daniel Conway and Dallas Mitchell died while working in a railcar in Shoshoni. (Courtesy Photos) A non-profit foundation has established a fund to help the families of two men who died after a railcar they were working on exploded last week. The fund has been set up by the Riverton Depot Foundation, a non profit 501(c)3, partnered with the Wasatch Victims Benefit Fund, according to Shoshoni Police Department Chief Chris Konija. Money can be sent to the foundation directly, or through a GoFundMe account Konija recently set up. Article continues below.

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