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Flight attendant allegedly posed as dead boy for 20 years

A former United Airways flight attendant has been accused of stealing the id of a boy who died in a 1979 automobile crash and posing as him for 20 years.A

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BBBS Of Greater Chattanooga Establishes A Diversity Task Force

BBBS Of Greater Chattanooga Establishes A Diversity Task Force Monday, May 3, 2021 Edward Ellis, III Edward Ellis, III began his work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga in 2014. Initially, Mr. Ellis served as a match support specialist, providing ongoing guidance and support to Littles, Parents/Guardians, and Volunteer Bigs on a regular basis. Match support specialists monitor mentoring interactions and offer insights and advice to ensure child safety, facilitate healthy relationship development and promote positive youth outcomes. In October of 2020, Mr. Ellis was promoted to lead the agency in continued efforts towards DEI progress as the Diversity Partnerships Manager. BBBSGC is committed to being intentionally inclusive in who it serves, who it is, and what it represents to the community at large, said officials. As such, the diversity partnerships manager position was created with a goal of helping to establish and implement the organization�

Portland 'disappearing' architecture: The fascinating history of the iconic elk statue, Block 216 food carts, Ladd's mansion and the abandoned Centennial Mills

Portland ‘disappearing’ architecture: The fascinating history of the iconic elk statue, Block 216 food carts, Ladd’s mansion and the abandoned Centennial Mills Updated Mar 09, 2021; Posted Mar 07, 2021 Portland s 121-year-old elk statue, which was removed last summer to protect it during the downtown Portland protests, is being stored in a secret location. Facebook Share The second season of the informative In Search of Portland podcast puts the spotlight on familiar, if not beloved, landmarks such as the 121-year-old elk statue, which was removed last summer to protect it during the downtown Portland protests. Other episodes in the podcast series have looked at the food carts that used to occupy the Block 216 parking lot, which is now a construction site for an office, hotel and condo tower; the only remaining piece of the gilded William Sargent Ladd mansion, an 1883 carriage house that’s now Raven & Rose restaurant on Southwest Broadway; and the long-abandoned river