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How The Local Black Lives Matter Movement Has Evolved

How The Local Black Lives Matter Movement Has Evolved How The Local Black Lives Matter Movement Has Evolved Activists march at a rally to defund the Boston Police Department, May 31, 2021 Tori Bedford / GBH News How The Local Black Lives Matter Movement Has Evolved At almost every Black Lives Matter protest she has organized in Boston, activist Monica Cannon-Grant repeats the same demand to the crowd: “Don t just come to the rally, go home, eat a cheese sandwich and check off the box that says I marched and rallied with the Negroes and do nothing. Since last summer s protests over the police murder of George Floyd produced headlines, activists have continued their work behind the scenes on community organizing, preventing violence, charity fundraising and meeting with lawmakers.

$2.5m roof repair costs rain down on Waipā District Council's public buildings

Christel Yardley/Stuff Waipā District Council’s head office in Te Awamutu, in the centre of this photo. The roof is dated, maintenance is overdue, there is UV damage, concrete tiles are showing signs of cracking and chipping. “All roofs assessed have significant renewal works required,” the report said. The town hall had the highest repair bill, followed by the council’s head office in Te Awamutu, $565,000; Te Awamutu Events Centre, $513,000; Te Awamutu Museum, $413,000 and Cambridge Service Centre, $380,000. Cambridge ward councillor Mike Pettit said it seemed “to be a lot of money to spend on roofs” and wanted to know whether it was unexpected or general maintenance.