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Right now Munich Police are holding a Police Conference though as you just saw. Officials saw there was no indication the attacker was linked to isis. Cnns will ripley is live in munich. Will, so now we know that he does not have, as far as they can tell, any connections to isis, but what else do we know . Well, christi, victor, we know for sure, according to police, he did act alone. Even though there were rumors flying yesterday up to three gunmen, it was an 18yearold with possibly illegally o...

“We were turned down by place after place,” Stanfield said. “And yet Aims answered the call and picked up the torch. You all ensured safety and community for a marginalized group … and for that, you will always be remembered.”

“I believe it is vital to have an art piece dedicated to Pride in Greeley because Greeley's LGBTQ+ community is so masked and underrepresented that people do not understand just how many of us there are,” Stanfield said

A first-of-its-kind Pride event in Greeley took place Saturday with overwhelming success and support from community members of all sexual orientations, backgrounds and ages — and even a dog or two. Greeley Pride was co-organized by Simone Perry and Andromeda D’Angelo Stanfield with Aims Community College and PFLAG helping to sponsor the event.

The new event is set for noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 29 at Aims Community College. Community partners and High Plains Library staff members are in the process of finalizations but more information will come when available.

24 of the most notorious criminals jailed in the UK in April Some of the biggest court cases to conclude in the UK over the last month 17:10, 2 MAY 2021 Updated Some of the criminals locked up across the UK in April Get the inside track on the big stories from Manchester courts with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in ac...

Mum guilty of manslaughter after unattended five-month-old baby drowned in bath Simone Perry sent a WhatsApp message to a friend and made a phone call after leaving five-month-old Renzo Lake 14:17, 23 APR 2021 Latest news email updates straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for ...

A mother whose five-month-old son slipped off a baby seat into the bath and drowned in 13cm of water after she left him alone for four minutes to make a call and use WhatsApp was today jailed for 22 months.  Simone Perry was found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter last month after jurors heard she left Renzo Lake in the bathroom at her Northamptonshire home on January 27, 2019, assuming he would be safe. On discovering that the baby had slipped into the bath and drowned, the 27-year-old...