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A common and false allegation about urban life in America is thatconditions in poor neighborhoods "force" residents into a life ofcrime.

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History reveals that America’s Founder Fathers developed principles of governance applying a deep understanding of human nature – a first. With intense study and knowledge of 2,000 years of governmental history and, some of us believe, divine guidance, they established a republic, not a democracy, i

Mary Anita DeWitt, fondly called Anita, passed away at home on May 26, 2021 with the aroma of lavender, soft music and her loving family surrounding her on her ultimate journey. A lifelong resident of Newport, RI; Anita was born on March 26, 1936 to Mary (Antone-Weston) Brookins and Ernest B. Weston; both deceased. Brothers Kenneth Black and Edward Weston survive Anita. Preceded her in death is her sister Charlotte Weston Smith and her brother Michael Black. She is also survived by her dear sis...

Posted in: Delayed, not denied: Columbus ISD educator Urissia Green TOP: Urissia Green celebrated her 90th birthday Sunday with her family. BOTTOM: Urissia Green’s college identification card from the 1948-1949 school year. Courtesy LEFT: Urissia Green, present day. MIDDLE: Urissia Green receiving her Bachelors degree. RIGHT: Urissa Green receiving her Masters degree. Courtesy photos As she swept, dusted and mopped the classrooms of Columbus Elementary School, Urissia Green knew every corne...

District focuses on increasing kindergarten readiness By MEGHAN BRADBURY - | Jan 27, 2021 An important part of the Lee County School District’s EnVision 2030 strategic plan — increase kindergarten readiness as only 41 percent are prepared for kindergarten– was addressed during a recent school board meeting The first goal of objective 2 is to increase the percentage of pre-k students identified as prepared for kindergarten to at least 50 percent by June 30, 2021. Board members asked how ...