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In this episode of "Buffalo, What's Next?" Jay Moran explores the power of language and performance art with author, playwright, and retired professor Gary Earl Ross. Then, Dave Debo shares a fascinating conversation about anti-racism with nationally recognized American author Dr. Ibram X. Kendi. ....
PARENTS, pupils and teachers at a Yoker school campus have teamed up with a successful band to create a heartwarming music video. Clyde Primary School parent council collected hundreds of images of those associated with the school and put them together in a special film to highlight a sense of “togetherness” during lockdown. The movie uses a song by Leeds-based indie folk band The Dunwells entitled “Army of Friends”. The idea was the brainchild of parent council vice-chair Gary Earl, who wanted to pay tribute to parents, pupils and teachers for supporting one another through this difficult period. He told the Post: “The Dunwells were supporting Scouting for Girls on tour and I was raving about them. ....
Polk County Sheriffâs Office reports man found dead in creek Source: Gray News Media (Source: Gray News Media) By Gary Bass | February 4, 2021 at 12:01 PM CST - Updated February 4 at 6:17 PM POLK COUNTY, Texas (KTRE) - Detectives with the Polk County Sheriffâs Office have identified the body that was found in a creek near Lake Livingston as that of 59-year-old Gary Earl Nash. According to a press release, PCSO deputies were called out to an area of Bent Wood Bend Subdivision after a manâs body was found floating in a nearby creek on Jan. 27. Later, PCSO detectives identified the person as Nash. ....
PUPILS at a Yoker school campus are set to see new life breathed into their much-loved wild garden. Funding of more than £8,000 will allow the facility at Clyde Primary in Yoker to be rebuilt. The school’s parent council received £6,633 from the Glasgow Area Partnership, while additional pledges of £1,450 will help meet the total cost of the project. Though the bid for funding was made by Clyde Primary’s parent council, the garden, when it’s rebuilt, will also be used by children at St Brendan’s Primary School and Yokerburn Nursery, who share the Hawick Street campus. Ashleigh McDonald, chair of the Clyde Primary School parent council, said: “The grant is not just for Clyde Primary, it is for the campus. Between the three establishments, there are around 650 children. ....