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Body Movements festival to debut in East London later this year Body Movements, a brand new festival celebrating the full spectrum of LGBTQ+ club culture, will take place later this year in London. The celebration unites queer collectives from across the vibrant UK dance scene and beyond for a “kaleidoscopic” extravaganza, with dancefloors, copious amounts of energy and – of course – body movements. “From solid party starters, to performance troops and some of the the most imitable cr...

Child sex abuse law reform moves to Pa. Senate: Why some stakeholders are optimistic this time Updated Apr 07, 2021; Posted Apr 07, 2021 Rep. Jim Gregory, R-Blair, (left) and Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, have yet again spearheaded a bill in the Legislature that once again attempts to reform Pennsylvanias statute of limitations. The measure now moves to the Senate. Facebook Share Efforts to reform Pennsylvania’s child sex crimes law have long been a moving target. For years, victims of child se...

, a project focused on election integrity and voting access. HARRISBURG — Liz Forrest doesn’t expect four of Pennsylvania’s most powerful lawmakers will pick her — a semi-retired technology consultant and failed state legislative candidate from Pike County — to be the potentially deciding vote in how they redraw their political districts this year. Past chairs of the Capitol’s redistricting commission have included Ivy League law professors and retired judges. Beyond settling politi...

Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes says that citizen complaints and information were a major factor in Operation Freeze Warning, an investigation that ultimately netted 36 arrests on drug and firearms charges. Over the past several months our deputies have continued to concentrate their efforts on citizen complaints, with an emphasis on those who sell and distribute drugs,” he said. He added that the department has focused its operations on “the most serious issues,” including heroin, fent...

Clayton Wright, who uses a cane, struggled out of his bed Friday morning to find a hand on the front porch of the tenement yard at 15 West Avenue in Kingston where several persons reside. The discovery, Wright said, caused him to move the fastest he had in his entire life. The 6:30 a.m. bone-chilling experience has since traumatised the 64-year-old. Wright said that he has since had trouble sleeping, opting to spend much of his time at a nearby bar and hangout spot instead of going back to the...