person.. what did he say? mayor jesse arreguin says it was out-of-town groups that chose berkeley as their battleground, if you will.he says the city will always support free speech, but violence is not freedom of speech. this is what the street i m standing on looked like on saturday afternoon.crowds, fights, projectiles, smoke bombs.police arrested 21 people and 11 people got hurt. it s reminiscent of the violence that broke out on u-c berkeley s campus in february, when people protested and counter-protested a planned speaking engagement by milo yiannopoulos.this weekend was different, the mayor said, he said february s violence was unexpected, but this time police had various strategies in place ahead of time, like fencing off civic center park, and confiscating weapons from people as they arrived.still, a lot of people wondered, as did we, why police didn t seem to stop the fights happening left and right that often left people bloodied. (sot) mayor jesse arreguin รท ber
When visiting the library through June, take time out to view the colored pencil art of Debbie Goodwin. This Lake Tansi resident’s drawings are of exceptional quality and deserve your
When visiting Art Circle Public Library through June, take time out to view the colored pencil art of Debbie Goodwin. This Lake Tansi resident’s drawings are of exceptional quality and
Firefighters, nurses and police officers are among those struggling to afford housing in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley at a time when the availability of every form of shelter is scarce.
Firefighters, nurses and police officers are among those struggling to afford housing in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley at a time when the availability of every form of shelter is scarce.