“A hate crime is a crime against an entire community.” emcee Sandra Endow. Photos by Kevin Cody
‘I never felt white enough in Manhattan. I wanted to fit in. No longer.’ Mira Costa High student Maddie Feng
Mira Costa Asian American club president Chloe Crouse and vice president Maddie Feng.
by Kevin Cody
“You can’t legislate away hate,” Sam Liu, chief of staff for State Senator Ben Allen, told a rally on the lawn of the Hermosa Beach Community Center Sunday afternoon. “We need our friends and neighbors to tell their friends and neighbors that hate crimes are something we won’t stand for anymore,” he said.
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The eye of a guardian, a symbolic check pattern and a sextet of stars will grace the centre of the badge that is slated to be worn by future members of the Surrey Police Service.
Norm Lipinski, chief constable of the SPS, unveiled the badge at a remote media event Tuesday alongside Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. Both men called it “a historic day” on the path to creating the city’s new police department.
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If you’re used to Westminster’s bipolar politics, Scotland’s multi-party system can seem baffling. And so it’s easier for the London media to focus on the rotting corpses of the dying regime – older men raging against their own irrelevance – than follow the forces reshaping Scotland.
The path through the five Holyrood elections to date has been cut by a group we could call ‘the radicals’. These are the people who, as bombs blew Baghdad to bits in 2003, abandoned uninspiring Labour and Scottish National Party (SNP) campaigns, and elected the ‘rainbow parliament’ that included six Scottish Socialist Party MSPs and seven Greens.
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The importance of travel
Sunday marks the start of this year’s National Travel and Tourism Week, an event organized by the U.S. Travel Association.
The tourism industry continues to face very difficult times, and the local travel and tourism landscape in the Pikes Peak region is no exception. In a year with extremely reduced travel, we managed to welcome visitors and support local communities within our region. This year, we are proud to join the U.S. Travel Association in celebrating the people and places that remained resilient throughout 2020 and beyond. As we take steps toward tourism recovery, we reflect on the importance of travel to our local economy, businesses and well-being.