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Choking death of an unarmed black man. New york to chicago to washington, protesters were united in their message justice for eric gardner. Thousands of demonstrators spilled onto the streets of new york. In manhattan activists gathered near the citys headquarters. Another group marched across Brooklyn Bridge as hundreds more demonstrators gathered in foley square. Systemic racism in our Justice System. We are tired of being treated like secondclass citizens. In washington, demonstrators blocked...

As part of the Gannett/USA TODAY Network The Providence Journal is implementing the corporate imperative to switch their comics page(s) to conform to some grouping of The Gannett 34. Like all Gannett editors Lynne Sullivan, regional executive editor of The Providence Journal and Newport Daily News, is "thrilled" about the forthcoming changes: For this reason,

Here’s what readers are saying in Tuesday’s letters to the editor.

Letter writers show appreciate for registrars, election workers and electoral boards; argue former President Donald Trump is disqualified from running for president based on the Constitution; and encourage Republicans to vote for Nikki Haley.

Political cartoon weighs in on dramatic injury at start of Monday Night Football for Jets quarterback and former Green Bay Packers great.

Like Ray Charles, James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Louis Armstrong, Tina Turner rocked Pensacolas Abes 506 Club and the Savoy in Pensacola.

When Pulitzer Prize-winner Steve Sack decided to retire last year after four decades at The Minneapolis Star Tribune, Opinion Editor Scott Gillespie decided to buck industry trends and announced he had an opinion position to fill: editorial cartoonist. The Star Tribune may be an outlier in an industry that no longer appears to value the work of editorial cartoonists.

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Cascades Park will feature several stages with upward of 50 acts that start each day around noon and last until dark. And here’s the kicker: It’s all free.

The Belmont-DeVilliers historic district has a long history of arts and culture and The Gordon Community Art Center wants to add to that legacy.