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Sheriff Releases Open Letter To Community | Z100 Portland

Apr 3, 2021 Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese released an open letter to the community this week as the Derek Chauvin trial began in Minneapolis. This week, the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd began. I want to acknowledge that the trial may bring renewed pain and trauma for many, especially among Black people and people of color in our community. As I shared with you following Floyd’s death last May, I condemn the actions of Derek Chauvin and the actions of other officers for failing to intervene. Floyd’s senseless death challenged all of us in public safety to examine the systemic racism, over-policing and implicit bias that influences the relationship between law enforcement and communities of color. Over the past year, members of the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office have deeply engaged with the community, met with community leaders and activists, attended and participated in marches and rallies, and listened to your experiences, constructive criti

Old People s Home for 4 Year Olds: How our elderly are the key to our happiness

Advertisement When Katy decided to put her four-year-old son, Joseph, forward for a social experiment involving older Australians she was worried he might horrify them with some of the brutal honesty that small children frequently come out with. “I was just hoping that he would behave himself,” she says of the six weeks he would spend along with 10 other four-year-olds getting to know a group of Australians aged from their 70s to 90s. Joseph with Werner Keiser, an 85-year-old Sydneysider who lives alone. Credit:Nigel Wright When she sees the results of the experiment – filmed for the second series of the award-winning ABC show

Mornington Peninsula beaches introduce smoking ban

The Bayside ban also applies to vaping and e-cigarettes. Rye resident Josie Jones has been collecting litter from her local beaches since moving to the area 10 years ago. Last year, she received a local hero award in the Australian of the Year Awards for her work in reducing litter. Ms Jones said the council’s plan to stub out smoking would require a combination of enforcement, education and infrastructure to be successful. Despite declining levels of smoking in the community, Ms Jones said cigarette butts still accounted for half of the rubbish she picked up on the beaches. The pocket cigarette bins that Josie Jones hopes will be distributed on the Mornington Peninsula.

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