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Protesters celebrate Uinta Basin Railway setback, prepare for continued fight on river float

Protesters celebrate Uinta Basin Railway setback, prepare for continued fight on river float
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Protesters celebrate Uinta Basin Railway setback, prepare for continued fight on river float

Protesters celebrate Uinta Basin Railway setback, prepare for continued fight on river float
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Judge Kristy Wilkin hears first Supreme Court case | The Highland County Press

Fourth District Court of Appeals Judge Kristy S. Wilkin wanted to be on the bench to grow as a legal scholar while handling the responsibility of upholding the law. Her pursuits reached a new level as a first-time assigned judge on the Supreme Court of Ohio.

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Dear Alamance: Cut the Shit, Sincerely INDY

Dear Alamance: Cut the Shit, Sincerely INDY Alamance County Courthouse But when Boneyâthe white-haired publisher of the conservative-leaning Alamance Newsâtried to cover a local court case, the judge demanded that he leave. Moments later, bailiffs cuffed the bespectacled publisher and forced him out of the building. They werenât gentle about it, either. Weâve been watching heavy-handed and racist law enforcement practices unfolding publicly in Alamance County for years now. In 2020, itâs become the stateâs epicenter of unbridled white supremacist rage, as well as the site of massive and persistent resistance to that status quo. Given this backdrop, itâs hard not to seeÂ Judge Fred Wilkinsâ decision to bar Boney and reporters from

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