Florida mayoral candidate says opponent wants to create 'a gay city'
A mayoral candidate in Florida is deeply concerned that his LGBT+ opponent is going to the municipality into a "gay city".
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A mayoral candidate in Florida is deeply concerned that his LGBT+ opponent is going to the municipality into a "gay city".
Bernard Wright shot a Facebook Live video late last month in which he calls out fellow Boynton Beach mayoral candidate and current city commissioner Ty Penserga for being homosexual.
SC felonâs sentences concurrent in 2019 case where he shot York County trooper Trooper Paul Wise (Source: Photo provided to the Rock Hill Herald) By Andrew Dys | April 15, 2021 at 8:48 AM EDT - Updated April 15 at 8:48 AM Willie Bernard Wright, 28, was sentenced to 98 months Tuesday in federal court in Columbia. He pleaded guilty in December 2020 to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. However, because Wright already is serving a 35-year-sentence, a federal judge ruled the 98 months of federal time will run concurrent to a state sentence Wright received last December, ...
1 articles A place where I worked in the 70's had quite a lot of sets of radio gear that used a quite nice fan with a machined alloy case and blades to suck the hot air out. The trouble was that they chopped out the bearings quite frequently. One of the bosses had a son who was into speed skating at the national level. Whenever we found a fan that had gone noisy, we would change out both the bearings and put in new ones. The old ones had to go to the boss guy so that he could put the OK ones into the skates, since they were the exact same size. Usually only one bearings had actually failed, y...
Kentuck Art Night Happens Thursday with COVID-19 Protocols Kentuck Art Night Happens Thursday with COVID-19 Protocols The February Kentuck Art Night takes place on Thursday, February 4, 2021, from 5 pm until 7 pm. It will feature the exhibit “Good Trouble: Civil Rights Past and Present”. It will be in the Kentuck Museum Gallery, Teer Gallery, and SoNo Gallery. The free event will be socially distant, and masks will be required. The Kentuck group reminds you that registration by February 4th at noon is required to attend the event. It will be an in-person and socially distant occasion. ...