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May 31, 2021
"reopened." because a lot of the markers will say "not reopened." >> plaques line the sidewalks of greenwood, serving as a reminder of the businesses that burned on these streets, most of which were never rebuilt. >> see, like that one says not reopened. construction company not reopened. >> at the height of black wall street, there were over 300 black-owned businesses on 12 miles of greenwood avenue. today there are just 23. this was one of them. it had been in her family for three generations....
May 30, 2021
Displaced. those responsible, never brought to justice. the destruction never relaced. antonia hilton is there for us. in this last segment when you joined us, you gave us a remarkable look at plaques that are in the ground, envisioning what stood there 100 years ago. it doesnt go unnoticed that those residents have to walk across those sidewalks and they notice this every day. how close is all of this to present-day residents? >> reporter: when you speak to residents and community members who l...
May 25, 2021
2:35 Syracuse Common Councilors are putting the Mayors proposed municipal sidewalk program on the June agenda, but concerns persist. Before now, councilors have been debating the details, and have had trouble agreeing to even allow it on the agenda. Today, Councilor Khalid Bey agreed to move ahead despite earlier reservations. " There are legitimate concerns that councilors have expressed, and that gives us time. Ill reiterate that all councilors to my knowledge support the idea of a sidew...
May 25, 2021
Why are so many motor bikes, ATV's and mini-bikes being impounded in the Hudson Valley? It has to be unfair somehow, we look into it.
May 25, 2021
Play hopscotch over human waste walking down the sidewalks. we have seen this before. we saw it in the 70s, 80s and early 90s when the democrats sided with the criminals, sided with the people who were disrupting society and the democrats are losing ground again and again and again until bill clinton came along and said the cause of crime is criminals and it is better to work and be on welfare and suddenly became safe to do -- the liberal nonsense again. the most liberal city in the world, new y...
May 23, 2021
Has everything under control. she is opening a criminal probe. but not into this. people shot in times square, broad daylight. slashed on the sidewalks, pools of blood. media dead silent. l.a. out of control where they defunded the police. more pro-palestinian mobs attacking jews on the street, all hate crimes. you never see these video anywhere. in minneapolis where they defunded the police, carjacking, broad daylight. less police on the streets, more carjackings. its math. but math is racist n...
May 23, 2021
She is opening a criminal probe. but not into this. people shot in times square, broad daylight. slashed on the sidewalks, pools of blood. media dead silent. l.a. out of control where they defunded the police. more pro-palestinian mobs attacking jews on the street, all hate crimes. you never see these video anywhere. in minneapolis where they defunded the police, carjacking, broad daylight. less police on the streets, more carjackings. its math. but math is racist now. they are teaching this in ...
May 12, 2021
City officials plan major projects for Jasper City officials plan major projects for Jasper By Brady Williams | May 11, 2021 at 7:12 PM CDT - Updated May 11 at 7:12 PM JASPER, Ind. (WFIE) - Mayor Dean Vonderheide outlined several projects in the works to improve the city on Tuesday. He said that infrastructure improvements are the top priorities right now. “Some of our water lines are almost a hundred years old, so it’s time,” Vonderheide explained. Improving drainage and sanitation ...
May 5, 2021
The grant money will be used for an intersection design plan to prevent future accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists.
May 5, 2021
LARGO â Pinellas Countyâs transportation trust fund is quickly running out of money. The special revenue fund pays for such things as road and right-of-way maintenance, including patching and mowing. It pays for bridge maintenance and operation; traffic signal operation; sidewalk repair and construction; maintenance of ditches, culverts and more. Money for the fund comes mostly from local gas taxes. Pinellas levies seven cents of the possible 12 cents of Local Option Fuel Tax (LOFT) i...