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BOSTON - Friday, January 15, 2021 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced that, in partnership with Boston University, the City of Boston will present "A Day of Celebration in Honor of Rev. Dr.

By David Smith Last April, Ric Jackson helped a neighbor by fixing the brakes on his kid’s bike and he’s been doing bike repairs ever since.The retired mathematician and avid cyclist has fixed over 650 bicycles for friends and strangers.

Jan 14, 2021 Last April, Ric Jackson helped a neighbor who needed someone to fix the brakes on his daughter’s bicycle. That night Ric received a text from his neighbor. "Thank you for the wonderful gift today. We had a great daddy-daughter bike ride and she was all smiles." Ric had recently retired and the Maryland man was looking for ways to keep himself busy, so he started offering to help more people fix their bikes. Once word got out that Ric could fix bikes, well he says it’s “just...

In a time where cycling is one of the safest things we can do for exercise, this guy is a superhero.

Ric Jackson has fixed more than 650 bikes for friends, neighbors, even strangers.

On Monday, Brock was lead into a courtroom by U.S. Marshals, handcuffed, legs chained, and dressed in a black T-shirt and jeans. He politely answered questions from a federal magistrate, “Yes, sir." The U.S. Air Force said Brock once piloted A-10 attack jets and received numerous medals for his service, including five Air Force Medals for heroism in flight. Air Force records show Brock’s overseas deployments included Kuwait in 2002 and Afghanistan in 2004. His military career spanned 25 yea...

There are plenty of activities to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the Baltimore Jewish community.

With a curfew in place, a day of chaos at the Capitol is finally under control. But in the calm, comes reflection.

Tuesday, DeSoto County deputies would not let anyone near Turner Agri-Civic Center where vaccines will start to be administered just outside Arcadia in DeSoto County Wednesday. Law enforcement wanted to make sure no one was waiting at the site overnight to get the vaccine, even though they are first come, first serve. There are signs […]

Bethesda native part of history with Cleveland Browns Plus: Potomac man brings bikes back to life for free in pandemic repair shop; County residents can now request food assistance online Bethesda Beat Staff | January 6, 2021 Bethesda native part of history with Cleveland Browns Former local football standout Michael Dunn will be a part of history this weekend as his Cleveland Browns, in their first playoff game in 18 years, face the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dunn, ann offensive lineman, is a Bet...