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24 meeting and take away my opportunity and the opportunities of commissioners to hear from peep thats a shame that would be a shame well have alls conversations not in the middle of this meeting captain lazarus please continue with our report okay. Go back to the slide with the central district. Okay in terms of the foot beat. Youre out of order youre out of order so heres how this will go im going to say that would Great Sadness unfortunately, the important work the Police Commission will not ...

Backyard. Pete my kids are actually sick. They are better. Ed lead story immigration. The president putting pause on promise to have mass ice raise after a demand from nancy pelosi. What he seems to be doing is saying okay, im going to give you time to finally get moving, congress, and give me a bill on immigration. And fix this problem that we have all been talking about and if you dont do it, im going ahead with the mass ice raids in the next couple of weeks. Its a little reminisce sent what h...

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A new place for students to live is scheduled to open during the first month of next year, according to the owner Michael McAfee.

Some worry that ripple effects from the landmark higher-education decision could blunt the momentum of diversity hiring and workplace programs for all nonprofits.

Plus, a Shakespeare theater leader’s departure following donor backlash, racial tensions, and death threats. Also, two Soviet-born activists on how to build a stronger anti-authoritarian movement in the United States (opinion)

Plus, a Midwest college tries a different tack on planned giving and lands a big one. Also, what the recent expulsion of two Black Tennessee lawmakers has in common with an oppressive Soviet regime — and why foundations should care (opinion)

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s artistic director — the first person of color in the role — departs amid criticism that her plan to save the American theater drove away donors and patrons. Supporters say bias and racism marred her tenure.

The first comprehensive poll to measure public attitudes on foundations and nonprofits offers signs that charitable organizations are more trusted than other institutions, such as businesses, governments, and the news media.